The two things you mention are getting really fucking strong and getting lean are like the two

pillars of getting the physique you want.

So doing those concurrently, obviously there is like kind of a like give and take on that

relationship of trying to get like super fucking lean and also super fucking strong.

So when you were getting these PRs,

but also maintaining like, you know, borderline 8 to 10% fluctuating like constantly,

do you think you could have got this peaked faster if you just like hovered closer

to like 12 to 15% and then been able to cut down after and like reap the rewards of that progress in a shorter, more condensed time frame?

Or do you not think it made that much of a difference at all staying this lane?

You know, that's a really, really solid question.

Can you give me two minutes? I got a freaking.

Yeah, sure. I got a lot of freaking. Yeah. Okay. Sick. Give me two minutes? I got a freaking... Yeah, sure. I got a washer too.

Yeah. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay.

Let's see. Okay. So we just had a piss break recordings back on. So if you need me to... I don't even

remember the fucking question. No, I remember the question.

Basically, could I have built my strength faster if I let myself? I imagine a lot of people are thinking, okay, it took Greg, you know, this long to

where he's at, or it took three to four years to build 80% of the progress.

Could you have got that 80% within two years or two and a half years if you will hovered

around 12 to 15% at a more conducive body fat to building rather than being 8% to 10% all

the time?

And then like if you, I don't know how many people would have the patience for this, but staying

not fat, but like not aesthetic as fuck for two to

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