Dylan Gemelli

And I look into everything.

I love the confidence.

I love the information.

And one thing I do want to point out, because I come from training bodybuilders forever, all the steroid users, everything.

And when you talk about...

putting on the size that you're talking about, you know, adding two to three pounds of lean muscle in a year and actually keeping it is pretty damn significant.

Yes.

And you're giving numbers that are really big and for people that shouldn't be able to do it at their age.

And...

I'm assuming some of these people had a lot of fat to lose, too, when you're talking about the fat that they lost.

I mean, 40 pounds of fat and everything.

But my curious question then would be, what about people that come to you that are in pretty damn good shape?

And then are they still gaining that kind of size?

Is it because, you know, it's easier to gain the muscle while the fat's dropping.

So the the combination of weight isn't so crazy like, you know, great.

Yeah, you know, and most of them, everybody wants an edge.

Of course, who wouldn't?

But a lot of the edges are purported as something's going to be harmful to you, that's going to hurt you.

And that's a lot of the reason why I got out of that type of coaching, because I always convinced myself, well, you're teaching people to do it safe, which I was, and trying to get people to not do it, but you're still contributing by coaching them at all.

which is why I got completely away from it because I don't want any part of it.