Jay is honestly one of my all time favorites. He's just a humble, down to earth guy. He also remains looking bonkers years after his "retirement" and is seemingly healthy as a horse
Has Jay injured his right shoulder or something in the past?… 8:42 his hands are off-center enough to make me think it was intentional, and you can see it again @ 12:23 on the DB Incline where his left is clearly extending more. (I realize that most people with his credentials have probably injured everything, but it looks like something more substantial happened?… Just wondering because he never mentioned anything, thanks!
Nice to see a video of friends enjoying a workout. I grow tired of seeing these younger guys jumping around screaming an acting like their god an ego lifting. Keep these videos coming jay nice work 👍
I had the pleasure to meet Jay a few years back at an expo in Germany. Even though it was just for a moment, we also took a pic together, you could really sense the humbleness from his aura, an incredible personality indeed. Jay is personally one of my favorite Mr. O's. John, thank you for posting, I am about to destroy my chest with this workout today, it is just what I needed! Much love.
Love your videos! I have wondered for a while how you track progress. I see Mike Israetel preach about keeping a log book, and quite thoroughly planned cycles, in which he keeps the same exercises in rotation for a few months, and since you're also a part of that community, as I perceive it, I was wondering how you program. It seems to me your approaches vary quite a bit, and that you mix it up quite a bit more.
Must see shoulder workout https://youtu.be/biKT7pTWVKI
Oooff, and I just trained chest this morning… Well, let's see what can I learn for next chest session
Don't know what it is, but the appearance of these dudes just makes me think of old dude farts and the smell of old sweat on clothing…
Jay Cutler talks?!
Who dislikes this video?
This is gorgeous! John is great cause Jay Cutler, the legend, open his mind to John and demonstrate&teach for us!
Awesome how a non compatitive Jay looks like your best athlete on season
What a treat ! ⚡️
Jay is honestly one of my all time favorites. He's just a humble, down to earth guy. He also remains looking bonkers years after his "retirement" and is seemingly healthy as a horse
Awesome Jay
Wow. He really looks so good at 46. What's his secret? Hasn't he been in the sun all his life?!
Has Jay injured his right shoulder or something in the past?… 8:42 his hands are off-center enough to make me think it was intentional, and you can see it again @ 12:23 on the DB Incline where his left is clearly extending more. (I realize that most people with his credentials have probably injured everything, but it looks like something more substantial happened?… Just wondering because he never mentioned anything, thanks!
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO this is uploaded AFTHER todays chest workout! Shit that whould have been a great motivation! Cant wait to start!
Both looks great for their ages!! 💪🏽
Undoubtedly the best ambassador for the sport of all time. Love Jay, always humble and a great sense of humor.
Nice to see a video of friends enjoying a workout. I grow tired of seeing these younger guys jumping around screaming an acting like their god an ego lifting. Keep these videos coming jay nice work 👍
Love jay, but Dorian was king of the Gym.
2 great ambassadors of the sport. LEGENDS!
Great video by 2 of the best 💪💪👍👍💯💯
Today is chest day. I have to try that variation of dips.
Fuckin Jay Cutler and John Meadows. What a collab 🥺
hes my favorite body builder of all time. nice video. mountain dog youre awesome
I had the pleasure to meet Jay a few years back at an expo in Germany. Even though it was just for a moment, we also took a pic together, you could really sense the humbleness from his aura, an incredible personality indeed. Jay is personally one of my favorite Mr. O's. John, thank you for posting, I am about to destroy my chest with this workout today, it is just what I needed! Much love.
Love your videos! I have wondered for a while how you track progress. I see Mike Israetel preach about keeping a log book, and quite thoroughly planned cycles, in which he keeps the same exercises in rotation for a few months, and since you're also a part of that community, as I perceive it, I was wondering how you program. It seems to me your approaches vary quite a bit, and that you mix it up quite a bit more.