So, guys, Derek, moreplace mornings.com.

Today we're going to be talking about stage physiques versus, I don't know, social media

physiques.

There's a significant difference and for some reason, well, it's not for some reason, I guess

it takes a more trained eye to see something like this, but the distinction is very difficult

for people to make where people often even see me just

sitting here or seeing like my social media pictures of my physique or whatever and be like Derek

why don't you step on stage and do this you do so well it's like um people can't seem to make the

distinction between that social media influencers that may look good online, it does not necessarily translate onto the stage.

Even if you have good looking muscle bellies in certain poses, when you actually have to do mandatories,

it doesn't mean it's going to show in a favorable way on stage.

And this is where I wanted to give a very obvious example of this, which showed up on my

explore page on Instagram.

It's actually a Sergei Constance.

This is one of the probably best physiques, you know, objectively in the fitness model world,

like for people who are looking at social media influencers and you ask yourself, you know, who has

the best men's physique? A lot of people would look at guys like Steve Cook, Sergei Constance,

Jeff Side, stuff like that. But when these guys step on stage, doesn't necessarily translate

when they, you know, show their back or they do a most muscular or they do a well whatever division they're in

or they do a front double bicep things of this nature a lot of people can't seem to wrap their

head around that it's not doesn't translate most of the time so just because you see a fitness model

that looked absolutely nuts in a social media picture he could be a you know what i like to call a

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