In the world of social media, influencers have become powerful figures with the ability to shape public opinion and influence millions of followers. However, not all influencers are created equal, and some are more controversial than others. One such figure is fitness influencer Greg Doucette, whose outspoken and often polarizing opinions have garnered him a dedicated following and a fair share of critics.
Greg Doucette is a former bodybuilder turned social media personality, known for his no-holds-barred approach to fitness and nutrition advice. With over a million followers on Instagram and YouTube, Doucette has built a loyal audience who appreciate his tough love demeanor and no-nonsense approach to health and wellness.
However, Doucette’s rise to fame has not been without its controversies. He has been known to call out fellow fitness influencers for promoting misleading or harmful advice, which has earned him a reputation as a “fitness police” of sorts. Additionally, Doucette has been critical of the supplement industry, questioning the efficacy and safety of many popular supplements on the market.
Despite his abrasive persona, Doucette’s fans appreciate his commitment to providing evidence-based advice and his willingness to speak out against misinformation in the fitness industry. His no-nonsense approach has also earned him a dedicated following among those who are tired of fad diets and unrealistic fitness trends.
Interviewing Greg Doucette is not for the faint of heart. Known for his blunt and often confrontational style, Doucette does not shy away from tough questions or controversial topics. However, his passion for fitness and dedication to helping others achieve their health and wellness goals is undeniable.
In a recent interview with Doucette, he shared his thoughts on the state of the fitness industry, the importance of evidence-based advice, and his plans for the future. Despite his tough exterior, Doucette’s passion for helping others achieve their fitness goals shines through, as he emphasizes the importance of hard work, dedication, and consistency in achieving success.
Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that Greg Doucette has made a significant impact on the world of fitness and social media. His willingness to speak his mind and challenge the status quo has earned him both fans and critics, but one thing is for sure – he’s not afraid to speak his truth, even if it ruffles a few feathers along the way.
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Love that your colabing with coach Greg
People being upset at Greg’s IG poll is absolutely ridiculous
That’s so interesting….. I’m no bodybuilder but have a history of disordered eating and always restricted fruits and various carbs and I restricted in so many ways. But now I eat a much more balanced diet. I never realized how amazing something as simple as a banana was and how fruit satisfies my sweet tooth. Restriction made me afraid of food to the point where it complete took over my life. It’s no way to live.
greg explained weightloss quite well as someone on that journey i agree completely
If ever Greg goes bankrupt he'll still have a roof under his head for sure. He's living in so many people's heads rent free.
Greg is saying that someone thinks that someone educated made the mistake to weight cooked rice and think that 100g rice counts for cooked? I don't believe it, that's just improbable
Greg should write the playbook on how to live in other people's heads rent free. He's a natural at it.
Greg isn't as smart as he thinks he is, nor as Hooper is giving him credit for, and I think Hooper doesn't fully stand by his words. It's actually funny with the question insinuating that Greg is baiting people, but then discredits the idea by saying that he actually believes everything he says. ;D Those 2 ideas are hypocritical in nature
many more illogical fallacies happen, also in that Jubilee vid he wasn't also having waterproof comments
Why does he disagree that female hormones don't make people accumulate more fat cells? I thought that was commonly accepted science?
Also confused why he has an issue with people punching down? Does he think everyone should be fair game no matter what their social standing is? I wish we lived in an equal society but unfortunately we're not there yet
Greg is great here. I could watch more of his content if he was like this on his channel. But I know he has to be a certain way to maximise views. Michael this was a great interview.
Great video!
yeah, its been an unwritten rule since FOREVER that punching up is ok and punching down is poor taste. That is just the way society works. I think Hooper is just a nice dude and Greg is a bit of a sociopath if I'm honest. (if you think of yourself as a "Heel" in real life, thats kinda crazy IMO) I would like watching Greg a lot more if he just acted normal like this all the time in his vids instead of yelling at the camera.
To the point about it being cheaper to be thin, its actually NOT. Eating healthy has been PROVEN to be more costly and protein is priced higher by weight than carbs, fat and sugar. (via National Institute of Health) if it was cheaper to eat healthy a salad wouldn't cost $10 at zaxbys while the fried chicken fingers are $5.99.
I think people get the wrong idea from Greg. If you are a serious bodybuilder looking for macro dieting specialty advice, maybe not the right place. However the reality is is that obesity is not healthy, never will be healthy, and the only way to seriously fix it is a really hard process of forced restrictive eating. Health and fitness should be promoted more. Being excessively fat is not a positive.
I don’t know why fighting obesity is such a controversial subject. I’m a fat guy and no there are no positives.
Should've replaced the 'f#ck' with cookbook 🙂
Greg calls it the "WWE" instead of "WWF," which means he's young.
Definitely people reacted wrong to Greg's video survey, but also yes… it is more acceptable to punch up. That's a pretty obvious rule our society accepts at large.
He's only controversial because of haters, he's actually very intelligent and level headed with 90%+ of his views.
great Interview
I like Greg, but his adverts take up half of his videos now. I already have his cookbook so he should chill on those adverts.
Loved this interview!