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Is Cannabis Performance Enhancing? w/ Guest Olympic Gold Medalist Ross Rebagliati | Yoga & GiJoe | EP35

Timmy Boyle & Marijane Baker | Ross Rebagliati Season 1 Episode 35

We asked Olympic Gold Medalist, Ross Rebagliati, "Is Cannabis Performance Enhancing?"  Also, Marijane reveals a gruesome talent & discusses the word "Cherry" (aka The Heater) while Timmy shares a treasured possession & reveals his Top 5 life-changing yoga poses...AND much more.

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coming up on today's show

our word for the week this week is

cherry as well we're going to be looking

at timmy's top five yoga poses

and part two of our interview with

olympic gold medalist

ross

you nailed it thank you

this podcast is for adults only should

not be used as a meal replacement and

may contain nuts

[Music]

hey everybody and welcome back to

another episode of the newbie and the

doobie my name is timmy i am the newbie

mary jane i am the doobie today we are

celebrating yoga day that's right i feel

like y

o g a oh i like that that's cute do that

again really yeah y o g a it's kind of

like a w

let those arms up i don't louder

look

do you see what could your wrists go oh

how did i never notice that before

really i think i just gave our really

probably a big loud airflow there okay

get this camera get this camera i've

never seen that before close your eyes

how have i never wait no what oh geez

i think i just heard you like twist

oh my god

how did i not know this

that's why i try not to put my arms up

too much because i'm like wait

this is like not see it

[Laughter]

and i don't even do yoga

y

o g i've known you for over three years

yep

you know i have different thumbs too

right like my thumbs don't match no i

understand that

no you've seen that i'm not even close

to my mic now this is that was only he's

like totally grossed out that was

awesome

look there are some things on this show

that we plan

for most of the show we don't

and that was one of those

how did i not you're

when am i ever i when do you ever do

this i don't know

i've for the longest time i won't extend

you can't not see it now

i love you

i said what was that right i said i love

you

[Laughter]

that's funny remember that thing you

said to me the other day

i don't know what did i say he said

i don't need to understand you to love

you

and that's okay with me

i don't need to understand the look yeah

so you don't need to understand that my

arms go backwards no i don't need to

understand it but i cannot not see it

now well you of course you cannot see it

because i'm just got my arms like this

no i know but you're looking at my arms

like they're not real

like okay so

that was

i thought we were gonna come on we were

gonna we were gonna talk about talk

about yoga because i cuz i regularly

y o g a if you don't yet

after all the episodes that we've done

if you do not yet understand

why you need to watch this on youtube

and not just listen yeah you have no

idea what just happened you have just

missed out one of many treats

that can

cheat

okay

all right so

guaranteed if this if this doesn't alone

let our youtube views on this video go

up with people going what just happened

what did she do

um go check that out

um are you are you done do you have any

other morphines that you need to do

i'm good

okay yeah

now i'll save those for another like

five years from now some people right

now are going to think that this

transition

is going to somehow disprove my

statement that we didn't plan what just

happened

because what are you going to say i'm

about to i'm about to talk about extreme

flexibility

i swear to you i didn't know that was

gonna happen

when we sat down flexibility that's like

disjointness so

she said she was she said she was going

to what would you say i wanted to do a

headstand she said she was gonna do a

headstand on the chair we were talking

about how we were gonna make that happen

here and then we got counted in five

four three two one she goes look what i

can do no that's not what we had planned

look what i can do okay so like stewart

look what's his voice i can't do it look

what i can do

[Laughter]

that's good stewie that's good

that was on mad tv right now i love my

tv okay

so he's looking like a man

okay i'll start okay

so i i want to say

i i don't know i i'm trying to somehow

get my mind off this so let's let's just

quickly transition here

so

um

i i do yoga on a regular basis daily um

multiple times a day sometimes i will

say this once and once only on this

episode i'll say it many more times in

other episodes yoga changed my life okay

um

the flexibility the strength i thought

it was just for women and for

flexibility guys

that was wrong

wrong thinking the first time i saw a

bead of sweat dropped from my forehead

onto my mat i was like oh my goodness

this is doing something else

these yoga shoulders weren't there

before

just strength in general just

inner calmness the breathing the ability

to do that the the flexibility

the strength all around core

um just all all of it i i we don't even

have the space here but uh check out our

social media i'm sure sometime during

this week um we will put something up

there or a few things that show there oh

i'll definitely be doing a headstand at

some point so we go to check that out

but

what i wanted to bring to the table on

this one is the fact that um i do what's

called yo joe yoga well it's what i

called yo joe yoga because i was the one

who named it watch out i have my gi joe

set up i have all my gi joes it was it

was like one of my few prized collection

pieces

um and i do my yoga in front of it i

have some pictures on my um my instagram

at the real timmy boyle called yo joe

yoga

and you told me an interesting fact

about

gi joes

and yoga

and why you do

the yoga

in front of the gi joes

it's a good reminder for me so this

little guy here i don't know what you

can see on the camera

black on black probably doesn't work but

so this is torpedo

it was the very first i'm just gonna put

that behind him because you know okay

there you go back here

he was the very first gi joe figure i

ever bought

um i have over 100 of these men in this

nice little tin at home he's got a

little bit faded you can see what color

he used to be on the next a little bit

faded it looks pretty much brand new how

old is that thing you said oh this would

be

what uh early 80s yeah so

i think so my guys because i didn't play

with my gi joes i i displayed them so

other than some dust i think they're all

in some really good shape so this is

torpedo

my my my thing though that i found very

interesting though is i was watching a

show called um

the toys that made us yeah on netflix i

think 1980s and then for those who know

me the 80s is my you know is my jam i'm

an 80s prophet

but

see the movement that that they have

like like the the joints you can

actually bend the elbows and the elbows

and knees and stuff okay

um before these guys came out

if i remember any of this correctly but

listen we are not scientists

we don't even call ourselves truth

tellers sometimes and we don't work for

the toy department no we will try to do

my best to recall this

so the thing i found fascinating was

before this they had the uh the

three-inch guys the the star wars

characters came out their late 70s but

their arms they only did this like the

barbies the the straight legs straight

like straight arms

so the gi joe developers we're trying to

figure out what do we do how do we how

do we take this to the next level and if

i got the story anywhere correct one of

their people was walking down the street

looked in an art store saw those

mannequins that can move there the

little wooden all flexible wooden

mannequins

brought it bought a whole bunch of them

brought them back to the um

workplace whatever it may be and

basically said this is what we need to

do and gi joe i believe became as a

result of that um what would have been

called fully poseable now they've gone

another step forward the ones later on i

think even the like the wrist fully

opposable thumb do they give you the

cell i don't think they have the thumb

but this extra joint stuff the star wars

guys didn't have gi joe brought this in

and it was all a result of once again

great ideas sometimes come from places

you're not looking for them and he was

just looking around saw these things in

the art store and went that's it and

hence these little posable figures were

born and so

star wars figures luke he's a jedi

knight he can't do the splits

but torpedo can and i can almost do it

too stay tuned try to watch that video

possibly on our social media as well

honey that wasn't the split but this is

good as well as i could do the split

look you can do you can do the full

splits well that's that's not awesome

more impressive than the star wars yoga

that's what i do check out our social

media when was the last time you bought

a gi joe because maybe they do have

opposable thumbs now geez

long time ago maybe they do we're

talking early 90s where it would have

been the last it could have been i don't

know i'm going to have to google this

and see what it is when i took all my gi

joes out of their

containers and stuff all they're all

wrapped up to finally display them

because now i have space to display them

for the first time they were wrapped up

in newspapers from 1993.

wow so they are now out on display not

fully but on their way to full display

but this is torpedo um fresh out

of that box out of storage out of

storage um so there you go so happy yoga

day

thank you and thank you for sharing one

of your uh collectibles with us thank

you my kids already weren't even ever

allowed to touch them although i think

one of my kids has claimed and claimed

all my gi joes when i die

that seems to be i think that was one of

the things they claimed

it's funny wasn't it just their birthday

too

yes yes

yes it was true but but he's not gone

yet so yeah you can't know my gia joe's

yet but they are yours but i hope your

birthday was great um who's burning your

birthday yes well very good transition

right we're nailing the transitions

today yeah we've got uh someone else who

nailed transitions in high school music

oh look at this vanessa hutchins look

people we we may not be truth talents

but we are professional yes we are

professional [ __ ] tellers no [ __ ]

no

no [ __ ] in there no no all right i can't

think of the word anyways not

professional there so uh vanessa

hutchins turns 33 she's a high school

musical yeah i believe so i am a sharpay

fan to the core

that was the blonde one right mm-hmm

okay okay

the only thing good of the zack and cody

shows too well zach and co i hated those

zach and cody those twins yeah oh one of

those annoying tv

shows the sweet life oh oh no if it

wasn't if it wasn't for what's her name

that play the same girl that played

sharpay okay what's her name

i i'm pulling a blank

i'm pulling a blanket you think of that

i'm gonna okay so think of the next

mm-hmm

ashley tisdale

ashley tizdale without her zach and cody

like would have been on

the worst show possibly on tv is that

even their name the suite life of zach

and cody yeah yeah horrible show

horrible show ashley ashley made that

whole show go ahead okay happy birthday

to vanessa the last birthday we're

talking about celebrating today is king

george vi king george's now you said

that yes and i looked up who king george

vi was okay

i thought this was somebody who would

have died back in the 1700s you know

like king george this is yeah right

because it sounds like this like well i

thought so because i'm like oh he would

have been 126.

like that's old they died in like the

1950s was

what did he do like was he the king of

what i don't know who he was but we put

him on king george the seventh

maybe that's uh will and kate's son his

name's george

no

that's not right no no because then the

dad it would be like you know but

wouldn't isn't it weird though i thought

it was weird that there was a king

george the sixth that was born in the

night that like died in the 1950s that

just said it sounds like medieval like

the artist formerly known as prince well

that sounds very 90s and 80s but that's

what i mean it was like it's weird for

king

hi i'm king george vi it's like the

1950s you're what

that seemed weird but happy birthday to

that dead man yeah 126. looking good

well shall we get this thing rolling oh

you know i'm always ready for that

roll it

[Music]

well it is time for yet another

word of the week mary jane

what is the word the word word word is

the word is that that was a song right

it's

oh the bird

bird how did you not know that what

everybody knows about the bird

no i messed up the words

moving on

what is the bird mary jane

the word is cherry

or

also known as

the heater

the heater the heater give him the

heater ricky no you don't like that

movie's from

your whaler park boys she lives off of

the only ricky i know is from trailer

park boys

she lives off of the

thing of play me a little bit of a song

or do a quote from a movie and always is

like what's that from and i never ever

know and then she's always like oh

how do you not know and then it's a big

long week-long battle anyways

um i'm now i'm i'm throwing it out here

on the show

give her the give him the heater ricky

trailer

no no that is the only from major league

one of the best baseball movies ever

charlie sheen and the manager yells out

throw him the heater reggie okay well

this is a different heater okay but i

like you don't want to catch this heater

i always what i'm what i'm enjoying too

is word of the week now

is going into this every once in a while

there's like this is the word of the

week which is also known as this word

which is also known as this word which

is sometimes known as this word well we

could call it the cherry all right yep

but then you'd be like

some people call it the heater

okay so it's two words yes well it's

bonus episode same thing it's like

potato potato okay so i'm assuming

there's a reason why it's called both

the cherry and the heater there must be

a connection here yes um

okay so

it's it's the red hot glowing bowl

on the bong or

the red hot end of the joint

so it's called the cherry most of the

time because it looks like a cherry it's

red

it's round

because it's either in the bowl or it's

on the joint

um they also call it the heater

because it's hot

makes perfect sense right

um

so i always say the rule of thumb

if it's red it's not dead

okay

like this record circle right there if

it's red it's not dead we're still going

how many times have we recorded when

that circle wasn't there and then

wondered what went wrong

you know the best is when we go over and

hit stop and it's actually recording

you're like oh

funny in hindsight not when it happened

so

so um yeah if if it's still red it's not

dead keep smoking

okay

this also is the number one reason why

you should not consume cannabis while in

a moving vehicle

okay

okay

don't know

number one

reason oh like i i feel like i should

have another rhyme here like don't drop

the heater in your cedar

that's a good one actually right don't

drop the heater in your cedar oh how

about this

if you drop the cherry

it's gonna be scary

i like both those

because it is like you just don't do it

this is more than word of the week this

is like literally like life lessons life

lessons from mj

yeah and and it's illegal hello

reason number one right there

i love how that was

yeah

okay well what was it though don't don't

drop the heater in your cedar yep okay

and what's the other one if you drop the

cherry it's gonna be scary drop the

scary yeah

you're already tongue tied

i just i i'm actually just surprised

that this this segment is already done

we're done

[Music]

we ended those are two good phrases to

end it on it is yeah

there was your words of the week

[Music]

live

today's high five list is timmy's top

five yoga poses now

i'm going to be honest with you

uh i didn't know if i would ever have a

high five list of favorite yoga poses

didn't you actually used to preach

against yoga

i used to preach against yoga i was dead

i thought it was for women i thought it

was for

flexibility and that was it i didn't

think you could get a workout of it i

mean it is no it is no secret

that there was a point in my life where

yoga was a joke and it has now radically

changed my life but i am here to tell

you

that there are five

very very very helpful moves that i've

that not only helped me um with health

and strength and balance

are you gonna go to the shoulders well

they they did help create and form these

amazing yoga shoulders i feel like i

should like

this is why you watch the show

and don't just listen to the show so if

you've been listening on podcast form

thank you

all right you're missing the show

but you're not getting the shoulders

so here so these were also not only did

they did i see improvements in my in my

body because of learning these poses

okay um but

they also um each one of them along the

way kind of were signposts

to show that yoga was was working okay

right so it was like i would look around

the room and by like

why can't i do that because it'd be like

when i first went there literally

there'd be like um

i don't know like a 60 year old woman

who i don't know i don't want to guess

their ages they're older older and older

woman and i was sitting there thinking i

can do that and then they'd be holding

these poses and i'm like i can't do that

but each one each one of these poses was

a a place where i was like oh wait a

minute i can do this pose now

and each one blew my mind a little bit

more and i realized this thing is

actually beneficial

yeah

you took me to one of your yoga classes

and i i don't know about the beneficial

part

it is it is for a special breed of human

being

but your shoulders would be amazing

it would help with that back posture

so here we go timmy's top five

yoga poses

number five

was the tree pose

oh i like that one i know that one right

the tree pose you you stan you stand

like like arms up in the air are we

gonna put a photo up

yes where where are we gonna put the

photo are we gonna put it like right

here

it will show up

here

i mean what if we put it like right here

oh right there okay

so

um if you're once again if you're

listening uh you'll have to go over and

see these poses also during the week

sometimes um someone they'll be on our

instagram page so the tree pose

it looks really easy so your hands are

in the air and you do like this thing

where you fold your your one leg and you

got to put your foot on the inside of

your thigh

yeah you gotta like bend your legs like

it's like bending like a triangle thing

and it looks really simple

um but i realized very quickly that i

couldn't keep my i'd ha first of all i'd

have to like

hold my leg and like lift it into

position and move it into the right spot

and then you know one leg was stronger

than the other isn't that the trick to

the tree pose is the foot that is off

the ground is to be rooted i say rooted

because that's like a yoga term right

and to tree pose very very appropriate

to be rooted into your other leg so that

way you can ground yourself with the

foot that's on the ground yes

no pun intended and it should have been

intended it's very well done

and um yeah so you need to kind of

push that

leg into

or your foot into your leg

when i when i first pulled that off and

realized that i was able to have balance

like this with my leg bent in um i was

like okay i see this because i also

didn't realize how important

balance

was see i do the swaying tree

that's that's a good move the good yoga

move the swaying tree

actually they call it yo it's funny i

always think it's funny when they say

the reason why we call it yoga practice

is because we're always practicing we

never get there and so if you sway

that's exactly what somebody would say

oh that's okay you're doing the swaying

tree

yoga is actually kind of very much

although it's an ancient form of

health and exercise type of thing it's

very much fits in today's culture of

everybody wins it's like you can't do

yoga wrong oh that's okay you fell over

you're the fallen over tree not true

because i went to i went to the gym one

time and i signed up for a yoga class

and i remember i was in the like didn't

want to go in the back because i didn't

want to draw attention to myself i also

wanted to be able to see but i didn't

want to sit in the front but yeah

somehow she was like

are you okay

and at that moment i was like

yeah

do i not look okay

and she says

not really

just doing my yoga practice and

practicing and practicing not to fall

over and like pass out because i don't

know what we were like

but i've seen you do the tree you you

can actually do a tree pretty well

number four

number four blew my mind and it was the

head stand which you absolutely love

that doesn't feel like yoga although it

does a good stretch on the

so here here's what here's here's what

it was that blew my mind number one i

underst i i quickly understood the

benefit of

being upside down um we have an inverter

a version table and that's why they call

it that just hanging upside down you

yeah well i guess you should be a bed

inversion bed but just that the gravity

pulling on your spine you feel it yep

and all the way down your spine and you

should spend some part of every day

um upside down just because of you know

like you figured you spend all day right

side up no wonder when you're 80 you

start to crouch like this because you've

had 80 years of gravity like like pretty

much pulling you pulling you down well

fun fact they actually say you're taller

in the morning than you are at time

because when you lay down at night your

back like stretches itself out

that's why people take pictures of

themselves in bed makes them look taller

so the headstand what was neat about the

headstand for me was and if you've never

been able to try one number one um

i had never done one before so i put my

hands on the table and i was working

with uh at creekside yoga in uh in

sterling ontario

that's the place that got me going

and

so it was just me

and um so it was kind of like a

um a specialty class

even though it was supposed to be other

people there but it was it was it was

just me or a two on one

so

um i go to go in i'd go to do the thing

and you got to bend your your knees and

slowly like right straighten your leg

and i was amazed at how quickly i was

able to do it and the reason why

i was amazed was because i shouldn't be

able to just do something for the first

time and do it

decently like that but then i realized

how important the core

workout was in in holding yourself up in

that position and i had already spent at

that point like two years

of doing regular yoga classes and so i

had developed the core strength to be

able to do it it's kind of like when my

daughter she learned to ride a bicycle

the very first time she got on the bike

i didn't even have to hold the bottom

because she was on a tricycle for so

long

that

when she and people be like oh she

doesn't ride a regular bike yet i'm like

now she's having fun on this little

trike that by the time she had got on a

bike

she had um

she was older than most kids that tried

to buy bike but by then she'd already

developed the motor skills and the

balance and all that stuff so by the

time she got on the bike i think

sometimes we throw people into things

way too early and so we're like oh

there's a learning curve it's like well

maybe there's no learning curve maybe

you just put people

into things way too quickly because she

picked it up like that because her body

had developed i don't know i don't know

i know what child you're talking about i

think it was just she was having too

much fun and going way too fast that

there was no not riding the bike it was

just she might have just been a really

quick learner but that's what the

headstand thing was i i realized that at

that time i realized i had developed

some sort of core strength

number three on timmy's top five yoga

moves is the cow facing legs

so the cow facing legs

photo i'm all confused because

yeah i don't get to see this photo but

is is it like a cow facing a pair of

legs well you've got your knees like

this or like this let's do it like well

you can see so they'll see the picture

but i'm doing this for your own benefit

okay

but so it's like this your knees are

like this oh no i'm looking at the

stacked on top okay so look at the photo

okay so the knees are stacked on top of

each other

and then you fold over

and touch well in my case i touch my tin

my chin to my knees

i did not know the importance of your

hips sounds painful

i think it's cow facing because it's

like it looks like carrying a cow's face

anyway it's not a leg facing cow

um no i mean that might be the name of

another

believe me the names that these things

and this isn't even the official name

it's probably called the yaksui

salami

thing i don't know what the official

name is but the cow facing leg was that

was the best english translation they

could come up with

but i didn't realize the importance of

hips now as a man you are always raised

up for things like you know you want to

well yoga shoulders

muscles you see how many guys like like

spend their entire life

so that they're cheap they buy their on

top and right in the bottom with the

little and some of that is health

related a lot of it is this aesthetics

okay it's it's like i look good i want

to be able to take my shirt off at the

beach that's that's the thing at some

point

um that sort of muscle definition is no

long no longer serves a purpose of of

health except for the fact that when you

get down to about 12 body fat that's

when um

the six pack starts to pop

and as much as you might go well that's

just for aesthetics i mean when you get

down to low body fat that's a it's a

healthy place yeah but we don't need to

add more muscle to that that percentage

of body fat

very true

so

i start i started to realize that there

are days now where it's like if i had

the choice

to

do weights

or stretch out my hips

i stretch out my hips every single time

it's an amazing feeling and you would be

amazed when you first start to try to do

a move like this one um

you go wow i didn't even know that my

hips were in that bad of shape and then

you realize how important hips are for

moving around and walking well it's

flexibility right like if if your hips

like you're like oh i'm gonna choose my

hips over my my arms but

if you don't flex your hips you're not

gonna be able to walk they're afraid i'm

gonna be able to do anything

let alone work on your arms don't

underestimate the power of the hips

number two the hips don't lie my hips my

hips do not lie

number two on my list of number of top

five

yoga moves is the half pigeon now the

half pigeon as you can see is a um

it's another hip opening thing but with

with your leg kind of bent 45 right in

front and leaning your entire body over

where are they looking here is this

where it is the picture that's where

you're describing you're like doing the

hand things but if the box is there well

i can move the box up here if i want to

that's what you can put it right here

right now just so you all know she she

is looking at the screen but don't worry

about that i don't want to hold the box

that's fine you can okay so you will

hold the box there

so

um you might need to hold it bigger for

people to actually be able to see the

image

so on this one here though i remember

looking around the room going like i

could i could barely like move like you

know 45 degree angle and the more i did

it the more i got to the point where i

could actually put my chest to the

ground

and it feels incredible i'm telling you

all of these moves you go okay i can't

maybe some of you maybe maybe some of

you are like that's an easy move but

it's probably because you've been doing

it for a long time but some of these are

like i could never do that every single

one of these moves at one point i was

like

i cannot do that and it hurt and it was

like there's no way i can get down that

low never ever and then eventually i

could and it's a good lesson in life um

you know just right the first couple

times you try something it's so

important not not to give up i've i've

done yoga with timmy a couple times and

i'm not ashamed to say that i've cried

multiple times

because it was really hard and for some

reason being in the silence of the the

difficult pose and the strain and trying

to stay strong

gets in your brain and i find myself

standing there thinking this is like

life life is gonna throw difficult

things at you and you're gonna have to

be strong and stand there and not give

up and

oh next thing i know the tears are just

rolling i'm like

how much longer do we have you're like

it's only been three minutes wait does

yoga does yoga counteract

the effects of cannabis on you because

you talk about how cannabis you're like

your mind's always spinning

does yoga counteract that

no see okay

my mind spins all the time but um

when

i'm forced to stop like with yoga

i'm forced to stop but be sedentary

um and it leaves me with

now i'm forced to focus on this

whereas most of the time i focus on this

so if i'm focusing on this i'm not

focusing on this

and when i'm forced to focus in here

then it creates things like um what did

i start talking about last time we

finished yoga trauma trauma from from

past and i was like why

why it was like 25 minutes half an hour

of yoga

there's weird therapy but it's good for

good first drive well i've i've heard

similar things about cannabis though

that cannabis doesn't um

it's not and it's it's not an escape

because people talk about how people use

these things to escape life that in fact

if anything it's it it reveals things

that you don't want to be revealed that

it actually um and you realize i'm not

saying it's negative either though like

no no none of this is it's not negative

yeah well i just didn't want anyone to

misconstrue like yes i i cried when i do

yoga and whatever but like

that's what i feel like um is a part of

healing as well like in in life and in

our journeys things happen to us it

happens to all of us and a lot of times

we push it aside we didn't realize it it

affected us as much as it did and then

something happens and it comes back and

now you're left to deal with all of

whatever emotion is left um so i'm not

saying it's negative it was just

something that

i really feel the pain it's the pain in

my body that i'm i'm literally like

timmy says the hips i'm bent over and my

back my lower back is hurting and i'm

thinking about the fact that i'm young

and i shouldn't feel this sore

and

why have i done this to myself and now

i'm hard on myself and then it just it

turns into a whole therapy session that

i can't even well yoga for sure

definitely reveals all the muscles and

joints and stuff that you don't

you don't even think about for most of

your life well no because you don't use

them on a daily basis you use them on a

daily basis all the time but you but not

to the point of of utilizing them to

keep them like because our hips are

always being used as we walk and stuff

but we don't realize that they're

degrading over time unless we stretch

them out more and then we wonder

strengthened

the gift of life is not years one

through sixty no matter how hard you

live one through sixty everybody can

kind of get there yes there's accidents

along the way the key the true gift to

life is quality of life beyond 60 i say

you know i'm not a scientist i'm just

throwing this out there as a rough

example to say that the stuff that we do

now

um really does affect

that later on

i actually drank my water today and

number one on timmy's top five um yoga

positions my favorite one all time is

the crow i was gonna say i know this one

because i've seen it almost anywhere

that you can do it anywhere i go i i

will show people that um and it is

literally as you can see in the picture

people listening it's a it's a balance

you've got your knees on you've got your

hands on the floor i don't know where

the photo is but i want to leave lots of

room your knees freaking awesome your

knees go up onto your um elbows so

you're balancing just on the palms of

your hands with all of your body weight

on on kind of resting on your arms and

stuff um i could not hold this pose

for even a brief moment i'd always have

one toe touching down at any given time

and i'm looking around once again at

these older women going how are they

doing this for like like 10 15 20

seconds and i was ready to give up the

pose until one day my my held it for

like three seconds and i remember i

think i cried that day i'm like oh

and then i hit the i did a 10 count

one day and that was just that that was

actually the moment that i started to uh

like preach

for yoga and say this has radically

changed my life

um i had tried weightlifting things

and all these different exercise

programs for years the thing that gave

me some upper body strength it may not

have built muscle mass but the thing

that gave me strength which is very

different than muscle mass

was was doing poses like the crow and i

am stronger today than i was in my 20s

because of a pose like this so

i will say um

two times very impressive times i've

seen you do that

one was the last time

when you did it at lyft in the unicorn

onesie because it was really cold

and we had been outside for a really

long time so like i'm impressed that you

weren't froze and you were actually able

to do it and you did it for a long time

like i don't even know

25 35 that one threw me off i was like

uh are you

just gonna keep doing it until you fall

like what's going on here um

and the other time was on eric's boat

yes on the front of a moving boat i was

very proud of it well it wasn't moving

but

it was red water i was it was just so is

that moving it wasn't it wasn't moving

it was dark what's the definition of

moving it was on a dot it was like

docked however like it's on water um

i can barely stand and not fall on a

boat when it's on

the water

i'm not gonna argue and that's how you

keep it fresh it was moving those are my

top five yoga moves i suggest that you

all begin to try those and believe me

hang in there and you'll find incredible

benefits

or don't hang in there and fall but

you'll still benefit you'll be the

falling tree

that's funny nah mistake

namaste here

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hey everyone and welcome back to another

episode of on the spot with the newbie

and the doobie our special guest today

is ross rebliati i've been practicing

that all week

with all the passion that you obviously

exhibit right now for for cannabis and

the industry and and breaking stigma and

all those things

was that also

true about snowboarding like taking it

back one step now did was was that an

all-consuming thing for you as well

what it was i i ski raced until i was

15. okay um

i started snowboarding

when i was 15

the same year i stopped obviously and

that was 1987. in 1987

you weren't allowed to snowboard in

canada

really

yeah

huh what do you do you there was no

snowboard shops in canada

there were no snowboard magazines there

was nothing if you wanted to go

snowboarding you had to go to france

right

basically

um my friends went down to oregon that

summer of

87 around maybe it was summer of 86

came back with snowboards from oregon

and my friend from france

who moved to vancouver where i was

growing up had a snowboard from france

and

all of a sudden my friends all had

snowboards and i got one um we started

just snowboarding and

like hiking up cypress bowl before it

opened

and snowboarding you know or the local

parks in vancouver

um eventually our my dad would drive us

down to washington to mount baker where

they they were already allowing

snowboarding but it wasn't until 88 that

we were allowed to snowboard in in

canada and and colombia so there was

snowboard prohibition and then so when

we came was the first person literally

to go up the chairlift on blackcomb

and at the time whistler didn't allow

snowboarding

just blackhole did they weren't owned by

the same people as they are today

and so

opening day of 1988

i was like practically first in line out

of everybody

and it wasn't like the mayhem that it is

today on opening day

but um i was literally like the first

guy out black home on a snowboard and

there there was so much discrimination

by skiers they hated us so much

we were like the skateboarders that

somehow like tricked everybody to let

them on hold

you know and we were getting dissed like

people were yelling at us off the

chairlift and

um you know as a 15 year old it was

great

why would there be so much hate

oh because they said they're a certain

brand right

it's like

listen there's right wings gears all

over the place just like there's in any

any aspect of society right

and so

snowboarding was like the new like enemy

right it was like the big they're

they're dangerous like hear them you

must be afraid of snowboarders because

they're just going to come out of left

field and take you out

but yeah they did they they would

take you out but the skiers would take

each other out it wasn't a different

phenomenon it was just like oh it was a

snowboarder

right and then they're like oh they're

wrecking the groomies

and

you know the next thing you know they're

building half price and snowboard parks

right and like the mountains literally

at the time if you look back in history

there was a huge recession right the

stock market crashed ski resorts were

going bankrupt they had no choice

but to do something to boost their their

ticket sales right same thing happened

to the olympics that's why in 94 they

said we were going because the kids were

watching the bobsled right they didn't

want to watch the cross-country skiing

or any

whatever you know legacy sports they

wanted you know and so the olympics had

to figure out

you know we needed snowboarding and

the same thing now with shikari happened

she doesn't get to compete millions of

dollars were lost on tv rights and that

race that she was going to do

and the bonuses and all trickles down

the line just because of the thc so now

they're reviewing the thc because like a

big ticket event got affected you know

and the bottom line got infected and so

now all of a sudden they're reviewing

which is great i don't really care why

they're reviewing it get it off the list

it doesn't need it's not supposed to be

there it's only there because of

prohibition racism discrimination

corporate um

you know

interests and nothing to do with keeping

a level playing field and nothing to do

with the spirit of sport you know

let's just get into that for a second

the ioc

supports like just as an example lgbtq

right across the board okay not all

countries are behind that the olympics

does it anyways right because it's the

right thing to do it's the same thing

it's exactly the same thing here with

with

cbd and thc

it shouldn't be there it doesn't matter

if some countries aren't aren't legal

it's the right thing to do get it off

the list

agreed

so i was talking to a friend a little

while ago and i i have

developed now friends on both sides of

the spectrum obviously most of my life

was people who

thought they if they thought they knew

anything about cannabis they were it

turns out they were wrong

but

i was talking to someone recently about

the cannabis and

um

i guess performance enhancement and

obviously you know you you're fully in

that

understanding that world my assumption

growing up was clearly it can't be

because it should have a negative effect

it should make you

lazy like the guy sitting in his couch

with chips on his stomach watching video

games all day that's that's the

perception of what what it should do to

you

but then the other side of it when i was

talking to this friend of mine was well

what if you needed cannabis because you

couldn't perform on that stage because

you got so anxious so it actually kept

the anxiousness down therefore enhancing

your ability to perform is that

performance enhancement where

how do you see cannabis in this world

does it enhance it all not enhance just

what is your perspective when people

bring that whole issue up

okay it's all of the above but just the

last thing you said

that

cannabis isn't conducive to being on

stage it's not conducive to having

cameras in your face or being around

people you're not comfortable with just

like doing acid

you don't want to be around people you

don't know and definitely don't want to

be on stage on international level like

with cameras and guys with machine guns

standing around like it's just not where

you want to be right

it does you know but what it does do is

it trains you to be calm over the period

of time that you use cannabis because

you don't

like

i'm a healthy guy right across the board

like i don't i i used to drink i don't

drink anymore i'm three years into not

drinking

um loving it i don't want to like

we can dive into that whatever i don't i

don't care but i'm just healthy all

across the board so it doesn't like you

can take one thing away from me i'm

still going to be healthy right but

the thing is about

i lost my train of thought what was i

what was i talking about this is uh

performance enhancement uh

cannabis is not conducive to cannabis

so

as a cannabis user right you

i like

use cannabis on a regular basis i have

since i was around 20.

and i've learned that it can be part of

my of a healthy lifestyle for me

um and i've learned in situations while

i'm on canvas that it helps me in so

many different ways especially with my

family and my wife my relationships with

other people

um it gives me pause instead of like

quick quickly saying something like

having a sharp tongue or you know

and it makes it gives me a chance to

reflect on on things like when i'm

rolling a joint and when i'm smoking a

joint it gives me that opportunity to

reflect and it's introspective like i

like to say cannabis introduces you to

yourself right as an athlete

you often hear how much of a head gaming

is it's such a bad game it's all head

game everyone has the best snowboard the

best skis the best bobsled right the

gear is hardly the issue anymore right

it's all it's all upstairs

and

you know of course you need the right

coaching and a huge amount of support

um so there's a lot that goes into it to

be honest but it is really about even if

you have the best support group if

you're not feeling

confident upstairs

um and so here's here's the thing our

body has an endocannabinoid system it's

like our practically the biggest

like organism in our body it's like

number two besides the skin i think

prohibition has caused us to be

cannabinoid deficient okay

it's like being vitamin b12 deficient

it's not an excuse to be deficient and

and cannabinoids just because of

prohibition our body needs this stuff

right and mother's milk is super high in

cannabinoids but it's not it's it's

that's why babies are so like satisfied

after after feeding

um now that we have legalization in

canada

our bodies are legally allowed to run at

their optimal level right so

before prohibition i would have argued

yes it's performance enhancing for so

many different reasons okay

but now because of prohibition ending

and legalization and our understanding

of our endocannabinoid system

having it topped off with cannabinoids

just allows us to run at the level we're

supposed to run at and by the way they

figured out

when your cannabinoid cannabinoid system

is topped out

every single cell in your body does

twice as much as it does without that

wow

twice as much and that's everything that

your cells do not just your skin cells

or your your hair or your fingernail

cells

like your whole entire body your whole

thing is working

um not just twice as much but they're

doing twice as many things

so it

it it's an incredible like exponential

amount what your body does for you when

okay so

when we talk about performance enhancing

in the traditional sense of the word

you're like okay i'm going to smoke a

joy and i can run faster

that sort of thing

i don't know no one's really like done

that test i'd be willing to like do

tests like that um

and and see how

how it turns out but

i would argue that somebody who uses

cannabis is going to have a much more

even keel is going to show up to

training much more

regular is going to perform at a better

um you know optimal op is going to

perform optimally at those

at those training sessions and at the

end of the day after years and years of

training

all this positivity and the extra days

of training on the rainy days and the

cold mornings

um and the late nights and being away

from your family and somehow being able

to handle all that upstairs without

intoxicating yourself

um in a negative way and that whole

lifestyle that goes with it lens itself

to being healthier and performing at a

higher level and so

you can see it from lots of different

angles right um it all depends like

people interpret like in law and in

politics people who interpret the same

thing like a million different ways

see i'm glad you brought up the

endocannabinoid system because that's

that's my

i'm all about teaching and the education

and um i like to put things in terms

that other people can understand because

like everybody has a car right we all

have cars or vehicles or whatever we

know to check the oil we know to

you know the windshield washer fluid the

coolant the gas keep all that stuff done

but did you know that there's a little

fuse panel in there

and there's like little fuses and they

all have different numbers and a lot of

people don't know that but they also

don't know that like you said we have

all these endocannabinoid receptors and

although we're feeding ourselves you

know milk or dairy or cheap you know all

the stuff the meat the all your vitamins

but you're not getting the proper

cannabinoids

so that's why

when when ross is in yeah we just we're

just getting what we need

to be in this state of homeostasis in

the best state that we could possibly be

in and that will eventually help you

perform better

and guess what

when they made weed illegal whatever it

was 80 years ago that was like the birth

of big pharma

yeah because cannabis oil was the base

of almost every single medicine yep

thc tincture

on the planet was the base and then they

would add other verbs and things to that

to augment it to do different things

right but the base was was cannabis and

then

all this

issues that we're having with adhd

anxiety stress depression these are all

symptoms of having a deficient

cannabinoid system and the big pharma

has capitalized on

lobbying the us government to keep it

that way for one thing so that they can

sell people they're synthetic drugs

i mean the opioid crisis perfect example

no one's talking about the cannabinoid

crisis because yeah they want you to be

on those antidepressants yeah right yeah

but and and the opioid crisis oh it

doesn't affect me and you so we don't

give a [ __ ]

and who cares what the drug addicts do

and

you know and they're just continuing to

pump you know regions of the country

like i just tend to see for example i

think there's like 30

i don't know 30 million people that that

live in tennessee or less or no seven

million people live in the whole the

whole state of tennessee and something

like a hundred and eighty million

um

codeine pills or whatever had gone into

that state in the year before wow

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yeah that's for only about seven million

people it's like a hundred pills per

person yeah uh per month or something

like that well see um dr william

courtney uh doctor in the cannabis

industry or cannabis user in as a doctor

however you want to put it um he

believes that cannabis is

not just a vitamin but it's it's a

vegetable um and actually juices the

cannabis plant and drinks it every day

like not blends but juices with the

wheatgrass juicer it's disgusting i've

tried it but super healthy and like

you're saying to get a really big boost

of of cannabinoids and we're trying to

make up for how many years like my my

mother was deficient her mother was

deficient and it's just been bred into

us and and i've got just what i smoke so

yeah well it's a generational thing

because we do have to deal with the

stigmas and and things like that um you

know to move forward and we also need

the numbers that we weren't allowed to

gather

you know before um

and once cannabis has been legal for a

certain amount of time they'll have the

hospital visits that are related they'll

have the car accidents that are related

they'll have the

various deaths

like everyone knows there's never been

death like

due to cannabis like on its own

um but they'll have these numbers yeah

and

be before they have these numbers of

course the

you know we have these child-proof lids

and you can't have like

a picture that a kid is gonna like all

of a sudden

decide to smoke weed like just like

there's no vodka bottle with a child

proof cap on it you know advil 72 bottle

does not come with a child proof thing i

can open it with one finger and i called

to ask them why this was so and they

said if i needed a child proof lid that

i should buy this smaller bottle because

that one comes with child proof thing

and i was like wait a minute

this bottle is three times as much this

is gonna kill somebody but it's okay

it's up to it's up to you know good

parenting of course you know if they're

leaving it up to the discretion of the

which they should do i mean i'm a

believer of child proof okay i've got

three kids i get it okay

why should cannabis be different though

that's my thing like why do our cannabis

packages have to be like

ridiculous

no that's what and exactly and that's

why they need these numbers that i'm

referring to so because the politicians

don't know

they they think this is like codeine

or like a regular pharmaceutical drug

because it started off in a medical

the only way we could get it through the

courts was medically and so it's been

classified as a drug but

coffee's not considered a drug oregano

isn't considered a drug rosemary or none

of that stuff is considered drugs it's

the same exact sort of

plant medicine that we're talking about

with cannabis and they're not

classified as drugs but the the class

one

classification the states has put it on

the schedule one

and the prohibition that the states has

spread around the world

um

or also you can't be an ally of the

states

has created this

huge

like massive issue right and that's why

you know it's still federally illegal in

the states because it's tied into so

many diplomatic

relationships that they have and

they have a hard time backpedaling

i really appreciate um

just as you walk through the cannabinoid

system and it's one of those things as

i've been on this learning journey it's

been amazing of how much stuff wasn't

told to me and when you talk about that

it makes sense to me and i've learned a

ton as mj talks about that thing and it

makes me think about

like i'm i'm anti-uh

pharma whatever whatever you want to

call it like there used to be a time

when i would pop a tylenol every single

day because i get these stress headaches

and

then

four years ago

as a joke

i started to do yoga because i thought

it was just for women and flexibility

and i wanted to do something on my

instagram that was funny

and now i swear by it i haven't taken a

tylenol in three and a half years

because

i was only dealing with the symptom and

yoga a natural form of stretching

actually

removed all the things that i was taking

the pill to kind of just get rid of the

headache for and when you talk about the

cannabinoid system

that to me makes it sound like

cannabis

is as much a performance enhancer as

get enough sleep

um do regular exercise

eat healthy

like

it

if if somebody is he lifts them what's

that

it's part of a healthy lifestyle yeah if

somebody is if somebody is an athlete if

two athletes and one is

on a better sleeping regiment eating

healthier and doing a better exercise

program

technically their performance has been

enhanced over the one who hasn't and

that's exactly what cannabis is it's

adding another element a natural element

so if you want to call that enhancement

that's just called healthy living is

what i'm hearing

yeah yeah and then in the sports like

like cycling for example like the tour

de france like marginal gains are kind

of what they're after they're set

they're and running those guys from

kenya that that run the mayor of the

boston marathon they're literally down

to like what shoelaces

they're using to try to

because and and so it's these small

differences that you can put together

called marginal gains and cannabis and

water

and potassium and all these things that

you need as a as an athlete and as a

normal person

um just add up to being you know

on almost unbeatable and you do need all

those things because you're only as

strong as your weakest link right and

stress happens to be and anxiety and

depression happen to be very good

friends with athletes

and

and

not drinking and sleeping going to bed

early waking up early

having a lifestyle that's um repetitive

that um is sustainable for for years on

end like for your whole life

you know like i don't go on a diet i'm

on a diet like i'm not on a diet this is

my diet like that's the concept that you

have to think about like you don't go on

a diet

you you fix your diet so that you eat

like that every day of your life or you

know

and and it's just a different

mindset really and it's the people that

are open to using cannabis that are also

more open

to those different kinds of mindsets and

and thinking outside the box and it

really does make you more comfortable

when you're uncomfortable and that's

what we we're getting back to as far as

stress and things like that you don't

need to smoke a joint that day

but if you've been training yourself

like yoga for example like smoking

weirdos like

like over a period of a decade you will

train yourself to be more calm

and if you watch like interviews with me

at the olympics like the reporters were

like you're so [ __ ] calm

but i know but i'm all tore it up inside

like you wouldn't believe what it was

like being in jail but yeah

wow well i can tell you um

quite frankly i could probably say look

uh

the biggest win that you've had is i

might walk out of this room and smoke a

joint now because i'm healthy in all

other areas of my life and now i'm like

did ross gold just uh convinced me to go

smoke another joint well listen if you

do that just remember dosing is

everything like you match it to your

tolerance yeah instead of having like

a big puff have a teeny tiny little hoot

and flick that joint as far away from

you as possible

well it is that time again time for a

smoke

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our podcast is a weekly podcast i was

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