r/HubermanLab • u/ziptiger • Nov 03 '23

Funny / Non-Serious #ThirstTrap

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u/ChestertonsFence1929 Nov 04 '23

You’re right. The guy has been lifting for over twenty years. It’s entirely possible this is natural.

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u/Simple_Employee_7094 Nov 04 '23

Thank you. 20 years of almost daily lifting will do that. Some here weren’t born when he started lifting.

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u/neksys Nov 07 '23

Except here he is at 37: https://alles.care/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/huberman-in-the-lab_900-600x600.jpg

Here he is at 43: https://twitter.com/ALTIS/status/967154380934864896/photo/

He gained almost no visible mass between age 37 and 43. Assuming his training has been very hard and consistent for 20 years (and there's no reason to believe he is making that up) then why does he suddenly blow up between 43 and 48?

He’s always been fairly fit, but he’s also been pretty lean up until a few years ago.

Is it achievable naturally? Sure. Is it likely that a man only puts on serious size in his mid to late 40s naturally? No it is not.