Lee Priest is known for the in-the-face approach he portrays through his social media content. The former competitive bodybuilder has always tried to guide his fans and followers with the right exercise and fitness tips. This time, Priest brutally pointed out how school-going kids make grave mistakes while crossing a road.
The 51-year-old bodybuilding coach and fitness influencer, Lee Priest had won the IFBB Pro Ironman 2006 title. As a fitness personality, Priest often gets asked for his valuable tips and guidance. However, the bodybuilder has now given a life-saving tip outside of the gym perimeters.
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Lee Priest’s brutal comment: Should get Run Over
Lee Priest shared a video from his car where he mentioned speed limits and their reasons. The Australian bodybuilder observed how driving past schools one has to maintain a speed limit of only 30 to 40kms per hour to avoid accidents. In reply, Priest has talked about how these school-going kids are, in fact, old enough to look on both sides and cross the roads by themselves. He agreed that if it was a preschool or primary school, he would understand the reason for such limits.
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In order to make his point of view heard, he emphasized by saying that people from ages 13 to 18, or college-going kids who can cross the roads by themselves should face the consequences if the do not take necessary precautions. “You deserve to get run over,” he stated.
Lee Priest never restrains himself from what he truly feels. Hence, no matter how harsh his comments might sound, he still lets them out. In a similar manner, Priest talked about how the modern lifters at the gym act and why he finds it extremely detesting.
Lee Priest’s advice for gym-goers
Priest talked about how most of the gym goers complain a lot about unnecessary and insignificant things that are not directly related to their training. Enraged with their behavior, the former competitive bodybuilder suggested, “What the f**k? Just go train. It’s like, all this needs to be done. It’s like, really? Just… Go train, they got what you need, go do it. Get your workout in.”
When influencers have the power to advise and make the public aware of their mistakes, they need to be responsible enough to do it without thinking of the reception they might get. Lee Priest truly believes in this thought, and he publicly condemns questionable conduct. Do you like the blunt manner in which Priest gives his opinions? Let us know in the comments.
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