Ep. 112 - The Truth About Making Fitness Content

Iron Culture

The MASS Crew

Sports & Recreation, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 827 Ratings

🗓️ 29 March 2021

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

Infographics, YouTubers, podcasters, and blogs, oh my! It ain’t easy being a content creator in these hyper-speed feed times. In this episode, the hosts reflect on the challenging balance of producing meaningful, high-quality content that will help, while also staying relevant in the social media age, and somehow managing to pay the bills. Listen and you'll learn how and why Instagram makes it harder for Eric to read and review research, why Omar is one of the few surviving YouTubers who started their channel before the twenty-teens, and also the host's combined insights in how to stay afloat, and hopefully make a difference as a content creator.

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0:00.0	Eric. They say it's lonely at the top, but guess what, my man? I got you and we're stuck together.
0:06.4	That's right. Yeah, I'd say it's lonely at the top, but not when you are there with someone else.
0:12.8	And that's where we are together. The purveyors, creators, and holders of all knowledge,
0:19.1	unwilling to let go of it unless you subscribe to our podcast,
0:22.8	which today, we're going to give some nuggets. We're going to, from on top, we're going to bend over
0:28.4	and release nuggets onto our followers. That's right. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's, so, Eric, there's a lot of
0:35.5	talk about and you thought of this topic. So I'm going to let you lead. Before we do, there's a lot of talk about, and you thought of this topic.
0:37.6	So I'm going to let you lead.
0:39.3	Before we do, there's just one thing I want to talk about, and that is the previous episode
0:43.6	where we had the future powerlifting.
0:45.3	We had Bruce Crab Shack.
0:47.2	We had a Jessica Bittner and Taylor Atwood on, said all three names correctly.
0:51.5	Who!
0:52.1	Don't have to address that one.
0:53.5	And my question to you is the following.
0:57.1	Can you imagine being so strong that you forget your all-time numbers
1:01.7	and actually think you lifted 20 pounds less, 20 or 30 pounds less,
1:08.2	and it's not a big deal to you?
1:10.3	So for the record, what the controversy is, Taylor Atwood, the 74 KG champ, the best to do
1:16.1	it at 74KG of all time.
1:19.0	He hit a massive deadlift and he thought, I think it was about 750, 750 maybe less.
1:23.9	I knew from watching the post because I'm my ring. Okay. I have that silent jealousy.
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