Help me become a fitness guru

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Body type is determined by genetics, including things like muscle mass, muscle attachment or bone structure. It can be changed artificially somewhat with lots of effort and an unnatural diet, with often detrimental side effects, and still, a stocky guy with a body ideal for wrestling or weight lifting will never turn into a lean rock climber or long distance runner.

Allen wrote

1. What is a good name for this concept?

Hogwash.


You will never become a fitness guru.

Anyone who seriously thinks that a person can go from one somatotype to another by following a specific workout & diet strategy has no place in the field of either fitness or dietetics: https://www.uh.edu/fitness/comm_educators/3_somatotypesNEW.htm

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The only way fitness guru's can make money is by selling something (like an ebook). People like to believe they can make changes but they are too lazy to take any action so selling something like an ebook plays into the believe part. But before worrying about the making money part you should study the characteristics of other people that make content about fitness and more importantly you should make sure you are fit.

I can see you provide some sort of value from your fitness strategy but this alone isn't enough to be a successful influencer.

I think the idea makes intuitive sense so there will probably be people who buy into it. I'm sold on it actually.

The danger of having a good idea is that someone more charismatic than you can take your idea, and now he will be the one people gravitate to. But I think if you can demonstrate you are more knowledgeable about the idea than others then there is value in that. I would just call the idea "functional training".

Modern scum like Allen, the humorless arrogant idiot has a hard time grasping the concept of empiricism. They think everything is a tabula rasa that can be shaped into anything else, including human beings.

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If I were you I would stop posting. You keep embarrassing yourself with your bro science.

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Eagerly awaiting your next post on the way to fitness stardom, hex wrench. If you do it right, JP Sears will have an episode exclusively on your methods. lol

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You sound very robotic. Are you reading off a script? If so I think you should spend more time going over it so it doesn't sound like you've been put on the spot

You need to add an intro, a logo, and call to action text (subscribe, like, comment, share). Make sure you make lots of YT shorts as well, as they are more widely promoted across the world compared to regular videos. For regular videos, produce a video over 10 minute length weekly. Include movement on screen, and utilize 3 point lighting using daylight color temperature light bulbs. For the starting boost, consider buying great amount of views/likes/comments from site like getfans. If you do all this, you'll be able to gain traffic.

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Could you go up to at least 1080p HD resolution, or your current camera doesn't allow it? Maybe get a backdrop as well. Truth is, it's very hard to get a channel into the views on a low budget. :-(

You got the popular hand gestures down though.

But think about the attention span of the average idiot: would they sit through your video? And even if we make videos for the more intelligent minority, the algorithm won't even show the vids to them if the average idiots ignored them.

It's a constant battle against the algorithm, which is also pretty much an AI.

Give TikTok and especially Twitter a try as well. Twitter videos get more views recently.

See, the algorithm clearly hates white people and topics related to its culture. I went through this and saw it many times on other channels as well, ones that are informative, unique and yet they're buried to the very depth of YouTube, regardless of daily uploads. Impossible. Unless of course we shell out big amounts, but even then we can only be top slaves, Shabbot goyim.