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Cristian Pérez Octagon Interview | UFC Edmonton

2.2K views • 1 week ago
26 Comments
@MojaOrtiz
@@MojaOrtiz1 weeks ago
Dang! That was freaking fast! 🇲🇽
@Needapitstop
@@Needapitstop1 weeks ago
whats up with andrew parker bots lol
@weilam03
@@weilam031 weeks ago
it's actually stupid to speak a different language as an up and comer. you'll get more fans speaking English
@ucdmoscaradiv2315
Hahahaha he just ask a old Mexican actor To fight! To give him a real fight hahahahhahahahaha😂😂😂😂😂😂 😂😂😂
@OlenaFlowers
@@OlenaFlowers1 weeks ago
I wasn’t expecting The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker to be as interesting as it was. I originally picked it up because I wanted some new ideas for my fitness routine, but I ended up spending just as much time thinking about my habits and mindset. There were several parts where I stopped and thought, I’ve been doing exactly that. It’s the kind of book that makes you rethink your approach rather than simply giving you another list of exercises.
@MatallanaFugate-u7p
I spent years trying to figure out why I could never stick with a fitness routine. I’d start strong, follow a plan for a few weeks, then slowly fall back into the same habits. When I discovered The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker, I expected another fitness guide, but the mindset side of it really caught me off guard. It made me look at consistency completely differently. I’m still working through the book, but some of the ideas have already changed how I approach my routine. 💪
@HannaDipalma
@@HannaDipalma1 weeks ago
I’ve tried more diets and workout programs than I can remember, so I was pretty skeptical when I picked up The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker. What I liked immediately was that it didn’t make everything about extreme dieting or spending hours in the gym. The focus on habits, nutrition, training, and mindset together made much more sense to me. Definitely a book I’d recommend checking out if you’re tired of constantly starting over.
@MikaelKnowles
@@MikaelKnowles1 weeks ago
I came across The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker at a time when I was honestly frustrated with myself. Every few months I would decide to get serious, make a complicated plan, and then eventually give up. This book made me realize how much I was overcomplicating the process. The ideas around consistency and building better habits were probably the biggest takeaway for me. Sometimes you don’t need another extreme plan—you need a better way of approaching the one you already have.
@BrennaKeeley
@@BrennaKeeley1 weeks ago
The story behind The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker is what initially caught my attention. Someone who struggled with his own weight before spending years studying fitness, nutrition, habits, and personal development has a pretty interesting perspective. After reading the book, I can understand why his approach stood out to people. It feels much more focused on building something sustainable instead of chasing a temporary result.
@MadinaCheung
@@MadinaCheung1 weeks ago
If you’re reading this right now and feeling like you’ve tried everything, I just want to say I understand. I know what it’s like to work hard, lose motivation, start again, and wonder why nothing seems to last. I felt that way until I picked up The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker. I can’t explain it perfectly, but it completely changed my perspective on fitness. I stopped obsessing over quick results and started focusing on building something sustainable. Better habits, more confidence, and finally feeling in control again. Maybe this is the book you needed too. 💪✨
@LibbeyCasto
@@LibbeyCasto1 weeks ago
Sometimes the most unexpected things end up reaching us exactly when we need them. I wasn’t searching for another fitness book when I came across The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker. I was just going through the motions and feeling frustrated with myself. Something about the book made me step back and look at the patterns I had been repeating for years. It helped me understand that changing your body also means changing the habits and mindset behind it. If you’ve been feeling stuck too, maybe The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation will give you that same perspective.
@LashanaCombs
@@LashanaCombs1 weeks ago
I was stuck in the same cycle for years—starting diets, losing motivation, gaining the weight back, and feeling like I was constantly starting over. A friend recommended The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker and I ended up reading most of it in one sitting. Not even kidding, it changed the way I look at fitness. I stopped looking for quick fixes and started focusing on habits, consistency, and actually understanding what I was doing. My energy is better, my routine feels easier, and I finally feel like I’m making progress. Definitely didn’t expect a fitness book to change my mindset this much. 😭💪
@KareemaJensen
@@KareemaJensen1 weeks ago
I thought I understood fitness until I read The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker. I used to jump from one workout plan to another, constantly trying to find something that would finally work. After applying some of the ideas from the book, I started approaching everything differently. The biggest change wasn’t even physical—it was finally becoming consistent. If you ever get the chance to read The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation, don’t overlook it.
@PearlRyan-o8h
@@PearlRyan-o8h1 weeks ago
If you’re feeling stuck no matter how hard you try… I’ve been there too. I used to force everything—strict diets, exhausting workouts, unrealistic routines—and then wonder why I couldn’t maintain them. Then I read The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation by Andrew Parker and started looking at the bigger picture. It wasn’t an overnight transformation, but the ideas about consistency, habits, nutrition, and mindset started changing the way I approached everything. If you’re reading this, maybe The Forgotten Method of Body Transformation is worth looking into too. ✨
@thelasthellfish6719
Fire that translator right now, malisima traduccion
@MTG6199
@@MTG61991 weeks ago
Dominic Cruz is the worst commentator ever.<br>Joe Martinez is the worst announcer ever.
@theironforce3000
Excellent match/ outcome, terrible translator 👎🏻
@JustinTinsley-y8h
Amen yes Jesus does praise God thank you Lord Almighty
@IMILIAN0ZR
@@IMILIAN0ZR1 weeks ago
Alfredo adame ahah 😂
@CeliaZavaleta
@@CeliaZavaleta1 weeks ago
Why Alfredo Adame??
@Krezo200
@@Krezo2001 weeks ago
That was very impressive
@KicksKapri
@@KicksKapri1 weeks ago
This may have been the worst translator I’ve ever heard. Fire him immediately…..
@ricardobjj24
@@ricardobjj241 weeks ago
Translator didnt do so good this time. Missed a lot of good stuff he said
@Overcometh
@@Overcometh1 weeks ago
Jesus Christ love you. Jesus Christ saves
@SimonAdamski
@@SimonAdamski1 weeks ago
First
@ramonbeltran6620
🇲🇽