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🗓️ 27 November 2023
⏱️ 91 minutes
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Aaron Williamson, renowned as the trainer of the Elliot Army, shares his transformative journey from a bullied, drug-involved teenager to a Marine Corps leader and, later, a prominent fitness trainer.
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Growing up as a skinny kid in Florida, Aaron's life took a turn when he joined the Marines, leading teams that utilized biometrics to catch criminals. Expressing concern about current events in the Middle East, he believes strong leadership is crucial and emphasizes the sacrifices made for freedom.
Facing homelessness during his transition to civilian life, Aaron found his path as a personal trainer. Working with clients like Zac Efron catapulted his career. Reflecting on his time in Hollywood, Aaron critiques its superficiality and the unhealthy lifestyles of some celebrities. The pandemic exposed true colors, prompting him to leave Hollywood and start his own fitness business.
Aaron's unique approach combines fitness with health and wellness, guiding clients through detox programs when they first sign on. He stresses the foundational importance of health, asserting that fitness requires hard work, not shortcuts. Fasting, according to Aaron, acts as a "fountain of youth," helping the body cleanse itself.
The conversation delves into the toxicity of food, the impact of portion size, and Aaron's preference for simplicity in fitness routines. Advocating for comprehensive bloodwork before hormonal interventions, he recommends supplements like magnesium and Vitamin D3.
The discussion turns to Ryan's experience with testosterone and Aaron's journey in managing stress-induced low testosterone levels. Having faced PTSD, Aaron now supports clients in overcoming similar challenges.
In a passionate plea, Aaron urges individuals to take control of their bodies and lives, emphasizing the importance of avoiding future regrets. The conversation concludes with a curious exploration of unconventional health practices, such as drinking one's own urine.
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0:00.0 | We've got one house to live in for our whole lives. |
0:02.7 | You can't short sell it, you can't sell it, you can't foreclose on it. |
0:05.6 | But you foreclose your dad. |
0:06.6 | Our bodies, it's better that you take control of it and take care of it now |
0:10.2 | before it's too late because when it's too late your kidneys fail your heart |
0:13.9 | failed like something happens then you're going to look back and wish all the |
0:17.6 | simple things that were there and available to you to do you're going to just |
0:20.7 | constantly obsess about should have should have |
0:22.9 | people ask me about what supplements do I take how do I train I'm like why don't you |
0:26.6 | ask the more important question of what do you |
0:28.1 | what do you what's up well betters today I've got one of my most jacked guest ever. This man is the |
0:37.0 | trainer of the Elliot Army. If you don't know who that is that's Andy Elliot's. |
0:40.8 | I don't even know exactly what what they're doing but they're just |
0:44.1 | all getting super jacked. This guy is responsible. He's making Jorts cool |
0:48.1 | again. I got none other than Aaron Wilkerson. What's up man? How you doing Ryan? |
0:52.4 | It's good to have it's good to be here with you. Yeah. Aaron Wilkerson, what's up man? How you doing Ryan? |
0:52.5 | It's good to have, it's good to be here with you. |
0:54.2 | Yeah. |
0:54.8 | George, George's gonna be a thing again, watch. |
0:57.0 | Dude, you make them look good. |
0:58.3 | You're freaking like, I don't know that your legs can fit in them. |
1:01.7 | You know, Andy always gets like, they always say Andy's pants are too tight and I'm like you guys haven't |
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