“He Needs to Learn How to…”: Months After His Bodybuilding Announcement, IFBB Pro Coach Condemns Strongman Beast Eddie Hall’s Plans With a Stern Warning

Greg Doucette doesn’t pull himself back while giving honest reviews of shredded physiques. He often calls out bodybuilders who are following irrational bodybuilding principles. Now the bodybuilder cum YouTuber added a video to his playlist that targets the English Strongman Eddie Hall for his future career plans. 

After winning the 2017 Strongman, Eddie Hall ventured into boxing, but after a brief stint at the game, he changed his path. He is now aiming to enter the competitive bodybuilding arena and often lifts weights at the gym to get the desired physique. But according to Doucette, Hall is far from realizing his dream. The former has stern advice for the aspiring bodybuilder.

Greg Doucette calls out Eddie Hall

In a recent video uploaded by Greg Doucette on his YouTube channel, the IFBB Pro coach discusses the harsh reality of bodybuilding. He drops a truth bomb by saying, “Those who are Ultra successful of bodybuilding are those who can handle the diet.” However, Doucette is not confident of Hall maintaining a strict diet regime. 

“If Eddie Hall truly wants to be a bodybuilder, it’s more than traveling the world, meeting up with Jay Cutler, Chris Bumstead, perhaps Ronnie Coleman, and so on,” the YouTuber stresses. Speaking about the strongman he further adds, “He needs to learn how to diet.” 

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Greg Doucette, however, finds himself as the best coach to Hall, who could make the strongman diet with the help of his cookbook. The Beast, however, keeps his training sessions intense. He is a frequent visitor to the gym, where he trains for a couple of hours for his bodybuilding debut.

The Strongman’s bodybuilding plan

Hall told the details to his fans about his plan for the ideal physique. He would first bulk up by gaining 433 pounds and then cut by the year-end. “Like bulk, get the muscles big and juicy and then cut,” he told in a video with Jamie Johal. The plan, however, didn’t go well with some fitness enthusiasts as they pointed out that the Beast has chosen the hard path toward the stage of bodybuilding.

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Nevertheless, only time can reveal what is in store for Eddie Hall and his bodybuilding dream. Do you think The Beast will manage to pose in a shredded avatar on the Mr. Olympia stage? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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