DEBATE: Do Male Coaches Have the Right to Talk About Menopause?

The Jordan Syatt Podcast

Jordan Syatt

Fitness, Health & Fitness

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🗓️ 28 August 2019

⏱️ 19 minutes

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Summary

This is not my usual sort of podcast :) This is a debate. The second debate I've had on this channel. And the last one (about sugar and fat burners) got a great response so I figured I'd publish this one, as well. Quick backstory. A few weeks ago I was Tweeting about Menopause and how it affects fat loss. A very kind young woman from Australia, Eloise, Tweeted back saying she doesn't think men have the right to discuss something they've never had nor will ever go through. I asked if she'd be willing to hop on the phone and chat about it with me and she graciously accepted. So. I don't want to spoil any of it so here's the debate in-full. Un-cut and uncensored. Enjoy ;) -J

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0:00.0	Welcome back to the JordanSci at many podcasts. Thank you so much for listening. In this episode,
0:11.6	I have another debate because the last debate I did got a great response and that was on
0:16.4	whether or not sugar makes you fat and whether or not fat burners actually work. Now this debate,
0:21.7	it's a little bit of a different topic, but I'm interested to hear what you think. And just to
0:26.5	give you the long and the short of it, I was on Twitter and I was speaking about menopause and fat
0:32.9	loss and a young woman by the name of Eloise who lives in Australia, she replied and she said
0:39.6	something to the effect of, do you think it's appropriate for you to be discussing menopause,
0:45.6	especially if you are a man and you'll never go through it? Now I thought it was an interesting
0:51.2	point and personally I feel like an individual's gender shouldn't dictate whether or not they can
0:58.3	have an educated opinion on a certain topic, but I thought it was worth discussing and having an
1:03.2	open discussion so that you can hear it and you can hear my thoughts as well as as well as
1:07.7	Eloise's thoughts and then we can have a discussion about it as well. So I hope you enjoyed the podcast.
1:12.7	Thank you so much Eloise for getting on the phone and speaking with me and I will talk to you soon.
1:21.2	Eloise. Hi, how are you? I am amazing. How are you? Yeah, good. Oh my god, your accent is so strong.
1:36.3	It's so funny. I love the Australian accent. So it's like, you never think of yourself having an accent.
1:42.8	No, no, you have one. Oh my god, yeah, you have a super strong one. I love it though. I think the
1:49.2	Australian accent is like, it's one of my favorites. That one and then like the Cockney British accent.
1:55.2	I love to. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But yeah, no, I'm glad to be here. Yeah, I'm excited to answer.
2:01.2	Yeah, what we're going to talk about in the metaphors. Yeah, before we even go into it, I just want to say a huge thank you.
2:10.2	It's it's relatively easy to have conversations with people that you agree with. It's
2:16.2	yeah, it's not easy. It's significantly more difficult to go into a conversation in which you are
2:23.6	almost sure you're going to be having disagreement. But I sincerely appreciate and respect you
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