It's not cheating if everyone else is doing it, you literally can't compete in bodybuilding without it

@lbmuscle

27 күн бұрын

I agree. Especially on a pro level.

@untilyoupuke

27 күн бұрын

@@lbmusclepiers knows nothing about the sport

@NattyHub

27 күн бұрын

There are some, who' would consider a person on steroids a mentally weak person, because they do not possess the mental toughness to accept their body's natural limitations and are willing to accept the health consequences (sometimes fatal) that are. caused by steroid use. Is that strength or health? Doesn't the human Body always want to return to its natural, healthyl state? I personally have no opinion on the matter, Just raising a question.

@NZZN666

27 күн бұрын

@@NattyHub As a bodybuilder you'll never reach the very top without steroids so it not about mental toughness it's about "Do I want to be the best at this?" If the answer is yes, a bodybuilder has no choice but to take steroids. Coleman did, Yates did, Cutler did etc etc.

@TFLN

27 күн бұрын

@@untilyoupuke Piers was an arm wrestling champion before becoming a journalist

Never realised what a great person Phil is. What a possitive example for the community

@gj1695

28 күн бұрын

Agree. What a great guy. Piers gives a platform to some impressive folks. And he has stopped interrupting all the time. He now listens and engages in a thoughtful manner.

@wanksey5693

28 күн бұрын

why?😅

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

talks about health then mentions has taken steroids

@wanksey5693

27 күн бұрын

no

@sleazyfellow

27 күн бұрын

He was good but you must of not followed bodybuilding at the time. He was trying to do the whole Floyd Mayweather thing and be a bad guy.

He didn't say he cheated. He said he used steroids in an arena that everyone is using them in. You wouldn't even be able become an IFBB pro unless you're enhanced.

@iutiopxx

21 күн бұрын

Why becoming pro in the first place To show off like a dummy

@nakke3

16 күн бұрын

​@@iutiopxxWhy people do anything with passion: to feel alive and have a purpose in life. If you also have natural talet to your interest and you are lucky enough to make it your job then I'd say it's an obvious choise to do it. Many stumble through life with no purpose or passion, just living for others (boss, country, kids, spouse, etc.)

@iutiopxx

16 күн бұрын

@@nakke3 yes I agree my friend you're absolutely right But seeing people actually literally dying from taking testerone and other hormone it's just heartbreaking And this people (bodybuilders) are just misleading everyone their physic are absolutely unnatural and impossible to achieve without hormones Plus what's the point to achieve that kind of physics just non functional Peace

@ipmate9334

14 күн бұрын

@@iutiopxxsounds like jealousy to me from a lack of attention towards yourself

@iutiopxx

14 күн бұрын

@@ipmate9334 I'm a professional athlete my friend don't worry But real athletism not bullshit

I really appreciate Piers Morgan for having a mature and entertaining interview with a Bodybuilder. Too often you see Bodybuilders interviewed on a mainstream platform, only to be asked juvenile questions and essentially "mocked" for how they look with little effort and time made to look at the individuals intelligence overall.

@N1ghtstar4

21 күн бұрын

Completely agree mate , I mean I know they had the arm wrestle but something like that is normally the entire basis of the interview…”hey do ya think you could crush this watermelon?!”

Phil Heath is a great ambassador for bodybuilding.

@willthomas7666

27 күн бұрын

LOL u must not know much him

@chadskiles4396

27 күн бұрын

@@willthomas7666Please indulge us with your vast knowledge and expertise

@NattyHub

27 күн бұрын

Is anyone's body really "Built", or is it only temporarily enhanced and goes back into its original state once the stimulation stops? I personally don't know! Just asking a question.🤔

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

Phil was great when I met him... Got to film him training with Arnold for my channel at the recent expo... Generally think he mainly gets a bad rap from the role he was cast in for Generation Iron and the run-ins he had with some social media guys who were being disrespectful... :)

@nass419

27 күн бұрын

​@@NattyHubIt is temporarily enhanced and the body never goes back to its normal state because the hormone(testosterone) that spiked so high during the enhancement period or cycle crashes lower than the normal level afterwards if they don't keep taking the PEDs. Therefore, retired guys like Phil Heath and his peers now have to take some TRT( Testosterone Replacement Therapy) for life shall they want to maintain a normal level of testosterone.

Phil seems to be a nice and classy guy…a good Mr O champ!

@willthomas7666

27 күн бұрын

LOL think again

@SweFitness

27 күн бұрын

Hehe he was always arrogant and a sore loser. I guess that is what defines the word competetive.

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

Phil was great when I met him... Got to film him training with Arnold for my channel at the recent expo... Generally think he mainly gets a bad rap from the role he was cast in for Generation Iron and the run-ins he had with some social media guys who were being disrespectful... :)

@despicableone4495

26 күн бұрын

still cheated doe

@thefatlosscode365

26 күн бұрын

You clearly don’t know bodybuilding then

Last week my son, who is aspiring to be a pro body builder, was working out in his gym in Edmonton and Phil Health came in. Phil was such a gentleman, he said, and shared a conversation and a picture with him. Seems to be down to earth.

@todor7906

24 күн бұрын

Cool, i am avid bodybuilder too. How old are you and your son btw ma'am?

@sherimelanson5096

24 күн бұрын

He is 24 and I am 47.

@1972dsrai

22 күн бұрын

At least you’re aware that if your son aspires to reach his full potential and wants to compete there is no alternative but to take steroids. As long as its done correctly with the right medical advice it can be done safely.

@sherimelanson5096

22 күн бұрын

@@1972dsraihe has been doing this since he was 17. Working out for years before 17 to improve his hockey. So, ya he is aware of all his options and is medically advised. It’s not for everyone.

@RealNOPAINSNOGAINS

22 күн бұрын

What the hell was Phil Heath doing in Edmonton Alberta lmfao

It's not cheating in his situation, it's leveling the playing field because he competes against the best in the world

@Mantenner

23 күн бұрын

Piers did say that if everyone's using it, it's not cheating, so in regard to Phil and the Olympia I think he acknowledged that point.

@1972dsrai

22 күн бұрын

Exactly. There isn’t a single guy competing at that level who isn’t taking steroids. It can be done safely if you have the right medical advice and plan.

@canecorsomom2023

22 күн бұрын

​@1972dsrai it can be done safer, not safely There is no safe way to run tren or anadrol, and at this level they are definitely on both of those things

@OneEyedJackNLD

22 күн бұрын

Just makes me sad they are called ‘the best’. But as an all natural bodybuilder for 21 years perhaps I’m just jealous for not getting any praise 😅

@johnscott3893

21 күн бұрын

Not sure about that.. some people respond more to those things than others due to having more androgen receptors. In the end of the day though genetics trumps everything else.

Never been a big fan of Heath, but his character has truly developed after his last olympia loss, its truly humbled him and seems like he’s in a better place in life. Good for him.

@user-wn1kq8jx5q

27 күн бұрын

Preach! I’ve been following bodybuilding 20 ish years, have had the pleasure of being at 6 Mr. Olympias and have met alll the big names of past and present at the expos..Heath has always been a “no thank you” for me. So much so I wrote before watching in the comments a nasty comment about him. Then I watched and had to eat crow and delete my comment. Was happy to find your comment because I haven’t been up to date on bodybuilding for at least 4-5ish years now so I assumed he was the Phil I had always known/seen.

@drjay73

27 күн бұрын

Loss? Lol, more like father time catching up to him like it does everyone else. When he was in his prime he dominated and that is a fact. Sorry he hurt your feelings beating whoever your favorite bodybuilder was

@user-my9cj1lq6s

27 күн бұрын

Same thoughts seems like a really good dude

@rohailiqbal8605

27 күн бұрын

@@drjay73 😂it sounds like you’re feelings are hurt and you’re tryna project it onto me 🤣. Yes he lost no matter what excuse you come up with boy, he still lost. Past his prime you said 😂 he was 38 when he lost to rhoden, and rhoden was 40 so he was even older than heath. Learn some facts and stop making excuses like a little boy about his pregnant belly for his LOSS! 👍🏼

@med_ayhem_benabda

27 күн бұрын

He said before that he was faking his personality to look like the top dog that evreyone slightly hate

Piers, you just moved up another level in my book. Having Phil on is amazing. Good for you!

@aitnobetafaq

27 күн бұрын

Could have changed the title of the video imo...

@him050

27 күн бұрын

@@aitnobetafaqI agree. It’s in a quotation mark, yet he never actually said it. Yes he said he used PEDs (duh) but “I cheated” never came out of his mouth.

@jloop_2008

27 күн бұрын

@@aitnobetafaq ya I agree

@NattyHub

27 күн бұрын

Wish they would have addressed the P.E.D.-induced heart- and cardiovascular problems(among many others) in young so-called "Bodybuilders".

@everready800

26 күн бұрын

Well I don't know about another level but he moved up one level in my book. Just keep him away from politics!!

It’s crazy how in the 2010s he was a villain and very polarizing , now days people realize he’s a good dude

@wmoule

27 күн бұрын

Sometimes they do that for hype to make drama for social media. Helps to get get better sponsors.

@phiten40

23 күн бұрын

Kinda makes you wonder how many other "villains" we have in society that are actually the good ones. And vice versa, the "good" people who have been villains all along.

@317MaseX

23 күн бұрын

@@phiten40 damn bro thats mad deep, you got me critically thinking

@phiten40

23 күн бұрын

@@317MaseX I had a gummy before I made this comment. Seeing with my magic eye right now.

@laowai2000

21 күн бұрын

He's the Kelly Slater of body building. There to win and making friends would have just been a distraction from winning.

I love that when asked his opinion on the body positivity movement he really kept his answer focused on health. He mentioned health markers, blood tests, diseases, etc. how it's good to be healthy essentially. There was no shaming or ridiculing. Phil is great

@retroafro1

26 күн бұрын

TBF Phil was protecting his own life's decisions with that - he took gear on a massive level and as long as the dr said his bloods were not bad, he continued....he would be a hypocrite to shame anyones body when he has done the things he has to get his body a certain way...like someone eating loads, its two extremes

@user-ci8gj4ex5o

22 күн бұрын

@@retroafro1Rogan could learn a thing or two about that.

@heidiiiiiiii

22 күн бұрын

​@@retroafro1 exactly. The amount of mass on his body even now could be bad for his health. He should have said no comment considering what he's done to himself.

Phil is one of the few athletes that I’ve seen that truly seems likable on a personal level

@willthomas7666

27 күн бұрын

LoL

@xxadoniskxx

27 күн бұрын

That’s ironic…and funny Im sure this guy 👆🏽 gets it 😂

@SweFitness

27 күн бұрын

Haha, these days he comes across that way. 10 years ago? Naah

@fortunefitness

27 күн бұрын

@@SweFitnessif you met him in person you would think otherwise. So humble and engaging with his fans.

@chadskiles4396

27 күн бұрын

@@xxadoniskxxPlease fill us in since we are all ignorant of what you already know

Definitely going to watch the Breaking Olympia: The Phil Heath Story!

Awesome interview. Love that Piers didn't interrupt Phill and had a great conversation with him.

Phil Heath is a great guy - well done for having him on the show. Really nice video thanks for putting it out.

What the f**k!!!! Never expected this, very cool.

@jlcmiller100

28 күн бұрын

Same here 😂

@wanksey5693

28 күн бұрын

why

@ugk26

28 күн бұрын

@@wanksey5693 Phil is basically retired, I don’t see him around much. I also have never seen Piers do an interview like this. It was super chill and really good.

@wanksey5693

28 күн бұрын

hmmm sadly too many lies as always with retired bb stars😢😢😢

@wanksey5693

27 күн бұрын

horw

Absolutely love Phil Heath

That was good, totally different kinda interview. Enjoyed that.

Loved this interview! It’s actually nice to see a happy one for once 😅

Great interview! I was lucky enough to watch the premiere of Breaking Olympia with Phil!

I met Phil back in 2008 at my last bodybuilding show. We shared dumbbells backstage to pump up. Great guy!!!

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

Phil was great when I met him... Got to film him training with Arnold for my channel at the recent expo... Generally think he mainly gets a bad rap from the role he was cast in for Generation Iron and the run-ins he had with some social media guys who were being disrespectful... :)

@Shreadington

24 күн бұрын

I got to meet Jay Cutler at my show in 2003. Such a great guy and huge inspiration to me. I still compete in the Masters. I won a Masters Championship in Bodybuilding and Classic in 2019 at 40 and 2023 at 45. Jay's era had the best bodybuilders in my opinion.

@elliottsantiago1638

23 күн бұрын

You mean yaw shared 💉. 🤓🥊

@mechadonia

21 күн бұрын

@@ShreadingtonJay cutler is such a cool dude. I ran into him at Newark airport when I was 16. I was so star struck as a kid when I saw him all etiquette left my brain and I blatantly interrupted his conversation to ask if he was Jay Cutler. Instead of getting annoyed or curt he was super understanding and even offered to take a picture with me.

@Shreadington

21 күн бұрын

@@mechadonia Jay is super cool. I met Flex Wheeler too. He talked to me and my buddies for 10 minutes while others waited. Super down to earth guy. It was his last guest posing before his last Olympia win. After he posed he told everyone he was going back to his table so fans could come talk with him. Nicest guy! The rudest one I witnessed was Justin Compton. He was an asshole. Really short with everyone and just wanted to sit, eat, and not be bothered to much.

Classy act how Phil enquires about Piers and listens with intent and compliments as well. Cool dude. Humble. Respect

This was refreshing. Thanks for the interview

He’s my personal favorite Olympian. His body is insane. Love Phil Heath

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

Phil was great when I met him... Got to film him training with Arnold for my channel at the recent expo... Generally think he mainly gets a bad rap from the role he was cast in for Generation Iron and the run-ins he had with some social media guys who were being disrespectful... :)

@ricardoferreira2038

19 күн бұрын

He is very small framed

Phil is a genuinely lovely guy.

.. Great to hear that Piers is doing weights and fitness training

That was a fun interview! Made a Phil Heath fan out of me. Seems like a very nice and down to earth fellow.

Phil; is able to flip the script and turn the interview around and make it more of a conversation. Pretty cool.

@wmoule

27 күн бұрын

Because it's literally a none topic as everybody at the top level is on the same things.

@tollph3314

20 күн бұрын

@@wmoule at least he admitted it finally and not denyinf for rest of his life like some

@petershortland478

20 күн бұрын

​@tollph3314, that's because he isn't performing. when you are performing, you are obviously never going to admit to it

Never thought I would enjoy this one as much as I did. Best one in a while!

@wingcommanderdaltonwalton67

22 күн бұрын

Same,what a nice fella!

I used to be a harsh critic of Phil Heath until I met him, and then I realised how easy it is to judge without really knowing. Seeing this interview simply confirms the man that he is. Meeting him and speaking to him i learnt that he is intelligent, well spoken, humble and down to earth, and he has become a great ambassador for the sport, and a voice of reason in these times. Phil, you've made a fan out of me.

Thankyou Piers for having Phil on your show!! Truly truly made my day!!

I love pierce so much 😂. This is by far my favorite news and informational show.

@kamranraja9197

25 күн бұрын

Good dude I f you don’t care about humans. In gaza

IMO the 2nd best bodybuilder ever, behind Ronnie Coleman, Phil at his peak was INSANE.

@shawnwhelan7746

27 күн бұрын

I hate to be the person that compares anyone to the generally agreed upon GOAT, BUT to be controversial. I genuinely think Phil at his peak has the more aesthetically pleasing physique. Obviously everyone credits Ronnie due to his absurd size and proportions. But dude Phil’s physique all around is like a Greek God blown up to a mass monster. Him and Cutler both, regardless of size, were so blessed genetically with proportionate physiques.

@mikebird5148

27 күн бұрын

@@shawnwhelan7746 Oh I definitely agree that Phil's physique was far more visually pleasing, but bodybuilding isn't a beauty contest lol, it's about who's better at all the mandatory poses, and while I agree with you, that Phil at his peak was absolute spectacle, Ronnie would beat him in more mandatory poses.

@Innermostmoon112

26 күн бұрын

@@mikebird5148just to play the other side, Phil had the more complete and consistent mandatories imo

@TheFatMan

26 күн бұрын

Not even top 10, the 70s guys definitely produced the GOAT. You had Arnold, Mentzer, Zane. Among others. They were aesthetically pleasant, Phil Heath was part of the "All the Mr Olympia lose their hair due to steroids and everyone looks the same" era

@shawnwhelan7746

26 күн бұрын

@@TheFatMan I prefer golden era physiques way more. I agree with you. Classic coming back has made me so happy. Just love Phil 🤷🏻‍♂️

What a great genuine chat which showed the real side of both of them.

Great advice about printing the photos of yourself and then tailoring the training to what you want to add. I wish I would have started it much sooner, getting great results doing that. I also like the advice about not telling others what you are doing with meals or this/that, just do what you have to do. Nobody is really paying that much attention to you anyway. Great interview.

Great interview!!

Great interview with Phil, true gentleman and great ambassador for bodybuilding 👏

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

Phil was great when I met him... Got to film him training with Arnold for my channel at the recent expo... Generally think he mainly gets a bad rap from the role he was cast in for Generation Iron and the run-ins he had with some social media guys who were being disrespectful... :)

Was actually good seeing Phil like this. Chilled and just chatting openly. Fair play

What an excellent interview. I have a new respect for Phil Heath.

A lot of new found respect for Piers getting Phil Heath on here, well done sir 🤝

Everyone new to the bodybuilding scene unaware of the humble guys. Theres loads of guys just as nice and big as him, chris.B is another fine example

@vinomeknow6100

24 күн бұрын

Lol delusional

Good interview and it's refreshing to see Piers allowing Phil to speak without interruption. Phil has grown in character, and he comes across with the right pitch with a touch of class.

This was much better than I thought it would be! :)

GREAT INTERVIEW....THIS GUY IS PURE MUSCLE POWER BUT BEHIND THIS POWER HE IS SUCH A GENTLEMAN....

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

Phil was great when I met him... Got to film him training with Arnold for my channel at the recent expo... Generally think he mainly gets a bad rap from the role he was cast in for Generation Iron and the run-ins he had with some social media guys who were being disrespectful... :)

@NattyHub

27 күн бұрын

Is it really "PURE MUSCLE POWER" when you're on steroids and P.E.D.'s your entire career and on TRT for the rest of one's retirement? I don't know. Just asking the question what pure muscle power is. I have seen old natural guys sprinting in the park or on the beach. What is "pure" power?🤔

@MrFreaksized

23 күн бұрын

@@NattyHubwhy do you keep asking questions on every comment. We get it you don’t like science and steroids… ok then don’t take them. But no one wants to see natty shows. They sucks

@johnbless1423

22 күн бұрын

⁠@@MrFreaksizedagreed.

@ricardoferreira2038

19 күн бұрын

You are in love with him maric$n

I was so sure that piers was gonna go woke with CNN and the rest of mainstream media. Now he is the only news outlet I listen to. Thanks for proving me wrong piers ❤

@gj1695

28 күн бұрын

Piers has certainly stepped up his game. He now listens and engages in thoughtful discourse -- instead of interrupting all the time. Props to Piers for listening to his son -- whom he said gave him that advice.

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

@@gj1695 not really. he has nothing to press a bodybuidler on, not much politics

@bruuhhhh

28 күн бұрын

Tbf he did still interrupt a fair bit here. He gets a lot of undue criticism imo but the interrupting is completely fair he's bad for it. Improving though I think

@chadskiles4396

27 күн бұрын

@@hassyg4083I’m sure he did his homework. Maybe you need to get off KZread and do your homework kiddo

@lukekerry3195

22 күн бұрын

@@chadskiles4396 You don't understand his point quite clearly

Great Interview Guys. Well Done!

Amazing to see a true legend on this channel! Please include more ppl from bodybuilding and strongman🙏 Would be interesting to see Brian Shaw and Jay Cutler together for a discussion on this channel!

Very classy gentleman. Great interview.

@inf423

26 күн бұрын

Very classy roid addict

Armwrestling is becoming big!

@billj4525

27 күн бұрын

Levan vs Devon. I can't wait for that match.

@J-ake

27 күн бұрын

@@billj4525 me neither! Can't wait for the whole EvW card 🙌🏼

@friendlyjunco6836

27 күн бұрын

Just watched an older tv show called Game Of Arms. Now I'm hooked

@J-ake

26 күн бұрын

@@friendlyjunco6836 it's a tragedy season 2 has never been released!

@jimbeecharmgods

23 күн бұрын

If you want to see some entertaining armwrestling then give Armgods a follow. Particularly look out for the Connor sale vs Matt smith match. Absolute cracker.

Upset with myself that the title grabbed me. Dude is super positive and worked hard, and made the amazing sacrifice

Great interview man couldn’t have been more professional and cordial between you too two thumbs up.👍👍💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏

Craziest part is, prime Phil Heath was wayy bigger! Arguably best arms of all time 💪🏽

Should've had this segment little longer 'coz the knowledge that Phil can preach is invaluable 🤷

Great interview. Nice seeing Phil getting out there promoting the sport of bodybuilding. He definitely seems more at ease than when he was Mr O. I guess he was very focused. I never had a bad experience with him but just didn't seem as approachable as he is today. But congratulations on an awesome interview

Met Phil last month at the Arnold, he’s genuinely one of the nicest guys I’ve ever spoken to, and really cared about the experience for fans of bodybuilding

Phil Heath seems a nice guy, very humble too.

Phil was quite reserved here, looked a little nervous. I have followed him for his entire career and he is a champion through and through. Enormous self discipline and god given genetics. Its good to see him, and the sport, get some recognition.

@emanthechamp

24 күн бұрын

I’d be nervous too. Being successful in a lot of this stuff is marketing. You speak common sense on a lot of the issues like he did he could lose his ability to pay for his home, training etc all because some sponsors don’t want any “controversial opinions”. Anything that resembles thought processes of the 1990s/2000s is out completely “out of date today”.

@martijndegraef8661

23 күн бұрын

I dont really see him as nervous. He is rather calm tbh. But it wouldnt be weird when having nerves at a podcast. Especially a podcast of this large proportions

@korbindallas8224

21 күн бұрын

Nah he's definitely playing the Mr Nice Guy bit, staying super safe, smiling extra big and wide. Kind of like how you would talk to your mom and dad's friends when they introduced you to them lol. It's all good, he's makin money. Would have been nice to see a candid interview though. This fake TV crap is tough to sit through.

So refreshing to hear such an intelligent man such as Phil giving bodybuilding a good name. Incredible representative.

That was a really great interview! Well done Piers and well done Phil.

Glad he didn't focus on drug aspect and taught people how hard it really is! Nutrition and keeping healthy blood panels what it's all about! Great interview Piers and Phil! Peace!

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

drugs is the major part

@wanksey5693

27 күн бұрын

ohhyehhhh

@LS-fd6tl

27 күн бұрын

​@hassyg4083 if it was just because of drugs then why didn't I win any Olympia's? I've used them, didn't achieve anywhere near 7 Olympia titles

@hassyg4083

27 күн бұрын

@@LS-fd6tl did you even enter?

@LS-fd6tl

27 күн бұрын

@hassyg4083 didn't even turn pro pal, competing at the local/regional level but I didn't have what it takes to go any further than that.

Asking the Mr Olympia what he's learned grom the Rock us absolutely mental lol

@Underhills

21 күн бұрын

Well, he may have picked up some PEDs pointers.

@Ismael916

18 күн бұрын

Well the Rock and Arnold are the two most successful muscle bound humans.

@lukeet331

17 күн бұрын

@@Ismael916 the Rock is literally just an actor lol

I prefer Phil Heath in retirement than when he was competing. Because he has so much more time to pass on his knowledge and experiences in life that I find very inspirational. When he was competing there was no time to show the world who he really was because he was at war with his competitors. So now we get to see the real man and he’s a very good person. Positive, insightful and truly motivational.

That arm wrestling fight in the end EPIC stuff well done Piers!

Sneaky Phil evaded the ped question 😂. Turned it into a health marker

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

Cant really expect the most high profile people to be totally candid about stuff like that because of the legalities/taboos. I cover PEDs issues on my channel if that's your thing though :)

@KRATOS3333BROADWAY

24 күн бұрын

Yup

@marquardmeiring618

22 күн бұрын

Pretty sure admitting to doing something illegal can get you arrested and in other troubles. Look at what happened to Nathan De-Asha. Visa problems.

@Lotussta

22 күн бұрын

Hard to sit in mainstream media and be like "Lolbruh I took 5g of shit a week and five insulin and hgh pins a day yo"

@PhysiquePhilosopher

22 күн бұрын

@@Lotussta hahaha... Exactly. :)

Brilliant never expected this

Just few days ago I played this conversation in my head about trans in bodybuilding I even had Phil Heath's name and today I'm watching this,😁 Enjoyed every bit of this video, it was good conversation. Phil is a true Mr. O

Great Interview! Huge respect to Phil Heath public speaking and expressing an honest and hugely experienced view of Body Building.

Bodybuyilding deserves more recognition as a sport! No sport tests your limit like bodybuilding does! its you vs you alone in bodybuilding!

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

not really ur competing against others

@Mobiletouchexpressdetailing

28 күн бұрын

@@hassyg4083 true, but you do everytthing from diet to training yourself! Other then a coach! You do it all alone! Where in other sports your always doing things with a team!

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

i disagree when they go to the gym they are always working out with others even have spotters and people around for advice aswell as dr's for tests..mights aswell be a team. you could say same about sports like boxing snooker golf darts etc

@Mobiletouchexpressdetailing

28 күн бұрын

@@hassyg4083 disagree or agree, idc what opinion you have, seems like you don’t get the point my point is it’s a one man sport, it’s not the nfl, basketball, soccer! That why it deserves recognition! I’m not saying they don’t workout with others and stuff! I’ve been in the sport for 10 years! I dont need to hear it from randoms!

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

@@Mobiletouchexpressdetailing 1 man like Tiger Woods?

Very different today

Phil is legend. He has really come out of his shell since stepping off the stage. Well-spoken, intelligent, and a great ambassador for the sport. Congrats on the doc Phil , its really good

Hey Piers, is Jay Cutler next?

@doudymac

27 күн бұрын

Yes... And also Kai. I'm sure Piers would like to know the details behind his exit.

@PhysiquePhilosopher

27 күн бұрын

That would be awesome - love Jay :)

@marquardmeiring618

22 күн бұрын

Brian Shaw or Eddie Hall, maybe both.

I like Phil but so many people talk about he beeing rude to fans.. He likes to have the attencion and famous but at the same time doest want to face the consequences of it.

@drjay73

27 күн бұрын

Most of the people saying those kinds of things are just mad because he beat all of their favorite bodybuilders 7 times. His appearance on this show proves your last statement to be false.

@akkestrel3371

27 күн бұрын

@@drjay73 Coatch Rubens (judge), Renato Cariani (the biggest brazilean influencer and youtuber about gym), Julio Balestrin (the best trainer in brazil), Felipe Franco (mens phisique pro athlete) All of them talked in the pass about he beeing rude to fans and always rejecting pictures. Do not put your hand in the fire, for the things your not shure.

This was absolutely amazing!! I love Phil and his additive even towards things he doesn’t necessarily agree with. ❤

Phil Heath was a brother from the hood that found his “ Gift “ an gave it to the world!! Phill was genuinely a Gift to see his performance @ the level he performed !!

Everybody is "cheating" in high level professional bodybuilding. It's hardly a "gotcha" moment.

Cholesterol can still be high... get it checked every few months.

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

its high in bodybuilders

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

@@gumengill have you not seen the amount bodybuilders dead for heart problems? ignorant aren't you

Great interview he did not shy away from any topic 👏

Phil as a master at talking with the media . What an excellent interview on his part

Clearly no performance enhancing drugs. This is the result of a lifetime of hard work, clean diet, and a strong faith. 😏

@ugk26

28 күн бұрын

Such a smug response. I could give you all the steroids, HGH and insulin in the world, you will NEVER look like him. Not a chance. The PEDs are like waxing a car. It gives you a polish, but it won’t change a Volkswagen into a Ferrari. It’s more genetics and consistency than any other thing you mentioned.

@jaydentate6080

28 күн бұрын

​@@ugk26you just no this guy has never been in a gym and is definitely a chubby

@gruunt4064

28 күн бұрын

wow did you come up with that yourself, that is original, same boring claim but strangely every one of you trolls think they are being clever and original, duh i think we knew he takes steroids, why would he not, just like if he wants to increase muscle he will eat more protein, steroids is only cheating in a drug free sport like the Olympics , do you think they all sit about doing nothing because they have taken something that helps development ? no they are the best in the world and competing against each other so even with steroids they are prepared to work as hard and disciplined as possible to beat the next guy, you aren't getting an advantage if everyone takes steroids

@Spike-yc5gx

28 күн бұрын

He’s had a good chemist. 😂

@robertwilson5305

28 күн бұрын

L

Wow that’s a lot of steroids

This was amazing! Thanks to Piers and Phil!

Click-Bait title...but a GREAT interview respectful, insightful and chalk-full of brilliant Phil Heath...! Gotta get a hyperbaric Chamber people...they're incredible for healing on EVERY level....Physical to Mental.

Steriods!

@GavinCee

28 күн бұрын

no shit sherlock. What's your point?

@wanksey5693

28 күн бұрын

its deadly

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

@@gumengill wouldnt call bodybuilders healthy loads have died. even obese people out live them

@hassyg4083

28 күн бұрын

@@gumengill doubt it. bodybuilding ain't healthy . they die sooner than obese people

@marquardmeiring618

22 күн бұрын

Nooooooo! Really?

Awesome conversation ❤

Fun and great interview!

I met him once, he spent a good 10 mins talking to me. Such a genuine guy.

I started to follow him around 2012 he is one of the guys I enjoyed watching no swearing always calm and well articulate..

Phil has become a great ambassador of the sport since he retired from competition. I wish he was this personable while he was competing. This was a great interview.

Great interview 🎉

It's awesome to see bodybuilders get recognized and are somewhat being brought into the mainstream

I agree I watched the whole thing, thought it was nice to let Phil heath talk about what it takes to be a body builder.

Phil improved so much, I used to really dislike him while he was still competing. I like him like this, good for him, wish him all the best

Well interviewed as well. Great stuff.

very good interview, loved it!

Really cool segment. It’s so interesting how people not into bodybuilding think bodybuilders are “strong”. Though Phil is strong that’s never been his calling card and in the industry wouldn’t be considered strong. Phil is a great ambassador for the sport.

Sat drinking with Phil in Manchester after he did a guest spot. Top man. 👍

Phil was so incredibly diplomatic here. And a really good ambassador for bodybuilding.

Great interview with Mr. Olympia Phil Health!

thats one cool and real dude... solid interview.. mad respect