“There’s Some F***ng Monsters”: Powerlifter and Heart Transplant Survivor Admits Major ‘Shift’ in Fitness Freaks Has Been Stunning

Comparing athletes and their physical abilities to veterans is not a new phenomenon. However, renowned powerlifter Chris Janek recently brought attention to a remarkable transformation that has taken place among fitness enthusiasts over time. As a heart transplant survivor and a prominent figure in the fitness community, his observations carry significant weight.

The 46-year-old native of Granite City recently made headlines as he opened up about the significant difference seen in the new-age athletes. 

Chris Janek was amazed to see new-age athletes

Janek took to his Instagram account to share a thought-provoking segment from his podcast with Dave Tate. In this clip, he expressed his astonishment at the incredible size of present-day bodybuilders and athletes. According to Janek, the muscularity, definition, and sheer size of these “New Age” athletes is commendable. “Some Fu***ng monsters out there and I’, like holy sh*t,” said Janek in the clip.

What struck him the most was the fact that these individuals achieve such remarkable physiques without the use of additional performance-enhancing drugs. In the past, the realm of bodybuilding and professional sports was often associated with the use of various substances to enhance performance. However, according to the famous powerlifter, the case has changed in the current times. He added, “ And it’s the shift now, majority is raw now. And I’m like the fu*k they living that raw.”

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However, Dave Tate also expressed his opinion. During the podcast, he gave valuable advice to the young age bodybuilders. According to him, a piece of eye-opening advice can turn many fortunes if they are taken seriously. 

Dave Tate’s crucial insight for new-age bodybuilders

In the segment from the podcast, renowned powerlifter Dave Tate offered his response to Janek’s awe-inspiring observations. According to Tate, the current era presents the best opportunity for young athletes to dominate and compete at lower genetic levels than ever before.

He explained that this is primarily due to the prevalence of laziness among their competition. Tate’s statement shines a light on the mindset and work ethic of athletes in today’s fitness landscape. Overall the debate of comparison between new and old eras is a long-standing topic. What is your opinion on the issue? Do let us know in the comments section. 

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