#989 - Dorian Yates
- The Joe Rogan Experience
- Super league , Bodybuilding , Strength athletes , Most popular
- July 26, 2017
Table of Contents
At a Glance
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Super League Competition - This is going to be the first one, but it’s been off the fucking hook. Interest and surprise at the reaction to Super League.
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Competition Details - There are two rounds: lifting and physique. The first round is scored on eight different exercises with a maximum of 12 reps per set. Rules for competing in Super League.
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Competitors and Interest- We’ve got guys coming from powerlifting, bodybuilding, and other areas. This is an alternative for those who don’t want to compete solely in physique competitions. Diversity of competitors.
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International Expansion - There’s interest for this roll out internationally. Plans to expand Super League beyond its initial event.
What to Do
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‘Be true to yourself and take risks’ - The speaker talks about going on chat shows and promoting things, even if it’s not their comfort zone, in order to take a risk and potentially gain something positive.
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‘It’s okay to promote yourself and your passions’ - Despite initial reservations, the speaker finds value in talking about their own interests and projects, demonstrating that self-promotion can be beneficial.
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‘Don’t judge others based on appearances’ - The conversation highlights the disconnect between bodybuilders/athletes and the general public, showing how people often make assumptions without fully understanding a situation or individual.
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‘Be open to learning and growth’ - The speaker talks about not being sure what reaction they would get from their first Super League event, but being pleasantly surprised by its success. This shows that it’s okay to start something new and uncertain, as long as you’re willing to learn and adapt.
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‘Take care of yourself during busy times’ - After a three-hour conversation, the speaker jokes about needing to “smoke a joint or something” to relax, highlighting the importance of taking breaks and prioritizing self-care during periods of high activity.
What to Get
Summary
The conversation started with an awkward introduction, as one of the guests seemed to be promoting something called Super League. The guest, who appeared to be enthusiastic about the event, mentioned that it was taking place on Saturday in Las Vegas and that it was a competition for bodybuilders and strength athletes. He explained that the competition had two rounds: a lifting round where participants were judged on eight different exercises, and a physique round where their physical appearance is scanned and scored by a computer.
As the conversation progressed, the guest shared his excitement about Super League and how it aimed to showcase a new breed of athletes who are strong, athletic, and freaky. He mentioned that there would be a competition between Team LA and Team Atlanta, and that they were looking to roll out the event internationally. The guest also revealed that he would be attending the UFC event in Anaheim on Saturday, where some big names like John Jones and Daniel Cormier would be competing.
One of the most interesting aspects of the conversation was the awkwardness and informality that pervaded throughout. The guests seemed to be chatting with each other as if they were old friends, using colloquial expressions and slang terms. At one point, the conversation turned into a discussion about how quickly time had passed, with the guest saying “it’s been like nothing” when asked how long they had been talking.
The episode ended with the guest thanking Joe Rogan (the host of the podcast) for having him on the show, and expressing his excitement about Super League. He also mentioned that he would be at the UFC event in Anaheim, where he would invite Joe Rogan to join them. The episode concluded with a lighthearted tone, as the guest joked about smoking a joint or doing something else relaxing after their three-hour conversation.
Overall, this podcast episode was an entertaining and humorous conversation between two individuals who seemed to be enjoying each other’s company. While it may not have been the most substantive or informative discussion, it did provide some interesting insights into the world of bodybuilding and strength competitions.
