Nick Bare Reveals How To Get Jacked & Run Sub-3 Marathons ft. Sahil Bloom

All right, everyone, what's happening? This is Sam. So on today's pod, I did something very selfish. So I've got these two friends. One is named Nick Bear. So you probably have seen Nick on Instagram or on YouTube. He's got millions of followers. And he owns this company called BPN, Bare Performance Nutrition. They do something like sixty million dollars a year in sales. So he's a really successful entrepreneur, but he's like a fitness fanatic. So he looks like a bodybuilder, but he's runs the marathon in like two hours and thirty nine minutes, which is A freakish time, but it's also freakish considering how big he is. And then we have Sahel Bloom, who's another buddy of mine, who's really popular on social media on Twitter. He's a writer. You probably have seen him all over the place. And

I just nerded out on fitness with these guys. We also talked a little bit about business. So we asked the typical questions like where do you guys spend your money? How much do you spend each month? Where do you like to invest your money? Um We talked about Their companies and how they're growing. And we did a lot of business stuff, but most of this was about fitness. And I just asked them all the fitness questions that I had. I had a bunch of listeners send me questions.

And I think it was a great time and it was really fun to learn about what these guys are doing for training. Hopefully inspire you. So anyway, check out the pod. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to I put my law in it like a day so on a road, let's travel. So I I tweeted out that you guys were coming on and I got a bunch of questions. They range from personal finance, fitness, business, all types of stuff. I wanna ask you guys both a couple of questions. I'm gonna start Which

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