Silent Mike and Mark Bell

Ron jeremy

alan thrall, omar isuf, i used to love candito but he don't make videos no more

used to like watching antoine vaillant and george leeman when they made videos, ALSO I forgot pete rubbish

sometimes I'll watch vitruvian physique or lorenzo becker too

also if you've never seen this channel, it's worth a watch lol, crazy asian strength
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnZGQxOH9_jp9h5hc6NnV3g

but my fav channel of all is james90jsp

I like Jim Stoppani, His info has helped me a lot

Despite their many haters, Rich Piana and Lee Priest

There are some beauties in here, and there will be some people I can check out for the 1st time.

I didn't know Rich Piana had a lot of haters, I always thought he was well-respected and well-liked. I mean, guys who compete and want to pretend they're not cyclists might hate him.

Lee Priest was a true beast in his prime.

I like Stoppani's info, too. I have his big book on strength and it's good enough that I shared it with some bodybuilders.

Saw a Rippetoe nod in there. I find his approach really interesting. He's big on the basics but he makes it fairly advanced when he goes into details. The SS book's section on the squat is like 70 pages long if I recall correctly. Some other good names in the mix so far.

Ron Jeremy, eh? I'm sure his cardio is better than one would think by looking at him :O

infinite elgintensity

As far as education goes, only one person I follow: Mark Bell

Guy comes off as genuine and honest and tells it how it is while doing heavy ass lifts in between with characters who are either stronger or even more educated in the field of lifting. Very amazing and detailed stuff how Mark meets these people and what they contribute in his own journey to grow even more.

For comedic purposes, do you even have to ask?

This plus Dom for laughs.

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