Exercise Scientist Critiques The BIGGEST Fitness Youtuber

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  @RenaissancePeriodization · 1 year ago · pinned

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  @ChristopherBergs-kt8hb · 1 year ago

  I think Dr Mike underestimates how hard these workouts are for women who don’t exercise.  It is a solid first step.

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  @SaltAndVi · 1 year ago

  Her videos began my fitness journey. For anyone who hasn’t worked out in a while, it’s amazing.

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  @JosephDaniels-fu4pj · 1 year ago

  She’s only 135 pounds… and you’re telling me SHES the biggest? what has this world come to?

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  @jjjjjjjjjjsssssss · 1 year ago

  Even as a guy, when i first started working out (in lockdown), her videos introduced me to what working out should feel like - painful and exhausting. Whilst they might not promote hypertrophy maximally, they're good for people kicking off their fitness journey!

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  @unsteddiee · 1 year ago (edited)

  There are so many fans of Chloe in the comment section and all of them are very respectful and thoughtful about sharing their own experiences. I love it, congratulations kind people.

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  @1Corinnek · 1 year ago

  When i started getting into fitness Chloe Ting's videos were great. While you're saying that you wouldn't feel any burn, for someone starting out, you definitely do, i couldn't finish her routines i was so exhausted. I definitely don't think they're for gym junkies, but they're amazing for starting out, and getting you into a routine. They're also good to get you moving when you don't have time for the gym. The fact she provides everything for free, is also amazing.

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  @buddhabonobo · 1 year ago

  i was a young girl, I used to do her shred workouts religiously and they definitely weren't easy, after 2 minutes it's exhausting and you get sore after if you're not used to it, but in the end they were definitely mostly cardio. People saying all her views are sexual related, maybe, but i guarantee a lot of young girls were doing her workouts wanting the "thigh gap" look. A lot of young girls struggle with body image and saying "abs in two weeks" is like crack to them.

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  @eugeniamikulan3328 · 1 year ago

  I used to do her workouts in the beginning and they really helped! Progressively I&apos;ve move on to harder workouts with different influencers, and it really helped my health. People have to realize that working out or lifting isn&apos;t just a skill to develop and become the best at, but instead it&apos;s a universal need. <br><br>Some of us have different passions or more work, or different priorities, and workouts like these make working out accessible and simple —no need to pay for a trainer or gym fees, or anything. <br><br>Videos like hers have helped me a lot with my asthma and my anxiety, and also helped me lose weight! ❤

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  @cooIguy · 1 year ago

  Recently had a 100 lb dumbbell fall right through my roof and land in my living room. Motivated me to start getting in shape, plus provided me with some free equipment, thank you Dr Mike.

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  @belly_up7928 · 1 year ago

  You&apos;d have to go back to the 80&apos;s to find a camera bigger than Dr Mike&apos;s head

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  @asbrosel6495 · 1 year ago

  I would love to see Dr.Mike actually train along of one of her most popular videos

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