Training to be Mr. Olympia

This is a story I wrote and produced about Phil Heath's transformation into one of the world's top professional bodybuilders and his goal of becoming Mr. Olympia. It is amazing what these athletes have to do to become a major competitive bodybuilder!

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[ElvisFerbeyre]

0:21 OMG, most massive arms in the history of bodybuilding, NO DOUBT ABOUT IT.

[darkseclusion]

This is great coverage! Awesome work!

[car9melo]

@chuggyman1

im pretty sure they can wipe their ass mate

I just wish some1 else would win the olympia who isnt so full of growth hormones

that there gut is huge

[chuggyman1]

@car9melo the guy in the video (in my opinion) is definitely borderline gorilla. I think he does have a nice body, even tho he is rather large, but a body like Ronnie Coleman or Jay Cutler some what disgusts me.I have absolutely nothing against them, it's just when I see them, I don't think about how awesome it would be to be big and strong, I think how these guys have to constantly shuve their face full of food, and how they can't even do simple things like scratch ther back or whipe their ass.

[car9melo]

@chuggyman1 Bodybuilders defiantly looked better back in the day, like Arnie even Flex

but the bodybuilders these days are hardly disgusting at the end of the day I blame the judges because they are the ones choosing mass over appearence

[chizzledMusclez]

extremely positive guy!!! he deserved the win!

[chuggyman1]

Bodybuilders now a days are disgusting. After Arnold's era the the sport became filled with juiced up gorillas. These guys walk around on stage 300 pounds and off season 330lbs. Just disgusting. In a interview Jay Cutler said he eats about 5 pounds of meat a day, JUST meat. The point of being this large boggles my mind, in every way shape and form it's terrible for you and your health and doesn't benefit you the least bit, other than you being able to push, pull and lift heavy cast iron.

[GarrettLeeM]

@NeedSpeed39 An interesting perspective. Thanks for the insight, I appreciate it.

[Danik4you]

Steroids power ! :)

[NeedSpeed39]

@GarrettLeeM sports can be fun. bodybuilding is a sport, lifestyle and the opportunity to create a body you want to have, that can be much more fun. if you're determined to do it, you'll love... others quit, because it's too hard for them. try real bodybuilding for a few years and if you "survive", you will understand

[anetoiu]

good luck buddy

[wiQ00]

@GarrettLeeM must be bb to understand bb world ;)