Cancel your SoulCycle classes and cancel your gym membership. All you need to get in the best shape of your life is to watch this kid's motivational YouTube videos. Seriously, he is amazing.
Who is the "The young Jamaican trainer," as the YouTube videos call him? We can't say with any certainty for now. He is a mystery in a way. But that's no reason to delay spreading his superior philosophy. And what is his philosophy? "Strength! Strength! No weakness!" It almost makes too much sense.
The young Jamaican trainer's messages are simple -- "If you want to be muscle, you have to work out!" -- but the passion with which he promotes them is what has made him my newest life coach. He believes in working out more than you've ever believed in anything.
He also clearly loves his friends and family and isn't afraid to give them praise when they deserve it. "Look at that," he says as he pulls the camera in. "Flex 'em. The muscle. See that the six pack -- that's what we call a six pack."
At this point I thought to myself, "Yeah, if that little kid can have a six-pack, why can't I?" I then took another bite of my doughnut.
Muscle is what young Jamaican trainer loves, and that is why we love the young Jamaican trainer. Life, happiness, passion, purpose -- it's all based around muscle. He has a purpose in and passion for life. Teach us, young Jamaican trainer.
Oh, and this other kid is cool, too.
Vintage Photos Of Apollo Astronauts Training
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Open Image ModalThis 1971 image provided by NASA shows Apollo 17 astronauts, Harrison "Jack" Schmitt, left, and an unidentified man, training with the lunar roving vehicle on the Big Island of Hawaii. Before many Apollo astronauts went to the moon, they came to Hawaii to train on the Big Island’s lunar landscapes. Now, decades-old photos are surfacing of astronauts scooping up Hawaii’s soil and riding across volcanic fields in a “moon buggy” vehicle. (credit: AP Photo/NASA)
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Open Image ModalThis Dec. 1970 image provided by NASA shows Apollo 15 astronauts training on the Big Island of Hawaii. Before many Apollo astronauts went to the moon, they came to Hawaii to train on the Big Island’s lunar landscapes. Now, decades-old photos are surfacing of astronauts scooping up Hawaii’s soil and riding across volcanic fields in a “moon buggy” vehicle. (credit:AP Photo/NASA)
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Open Image ModalThis Dec. 1970 image provided by NASA shows Apollo 15 commander, Dave Scott, and lunar module pilot Jim Irwin training on the Big Island of Hawaii. Before many Apollo astronauts went to the moon, they came to Hawaii to train on the Big Island’s lunar landscapes. Now, decades-old photos are surfacing of astronauts scooping up Hawaii’s soil and riding across volcanic fields in a “moon buggy” vehicle. (credit:AP Photo/NASA)
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Open Image ModalThis 1970 image provided by NASA shows Apollo 14 astronauts Alan Shepard, Edgar Mitchell, Stuart Roost and an unidentified man training with a Modularized Equipment Transporter on the Big Island of Hawaii. Before many Apollo astronauts went to the moon, they came to Hawaii to train on the Big Island’s lunar landscapes. Now, decades-old photos are surfacing of astronauts scooping up Hawaii’s soil and riding across volcanic fields in a “moon buggy” vehicle. (credit:AP Photo/NASA)
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