“Hardly even works out”: Greg Doucette slams fitness influencer for glorifying steroids on social media 

Greg Doucette has called out popular fitness influencer Togi for promoting steroids on social media. In a recent video on his YouTube channel, Doucette said:

"Guy hardly even works out, he's partying more than he's working out." [4:33]

Doucette's comments come as a direct critique of Togi's recent interview as the former argues that Togi is misleading his followers by glorifying the use of steroids and suggesting it's a shortcut to fitness success.

The video highlights the debate over the ethics of social media advice from Togi and its impact on the audience watching.

Doucette added:

"Why are we abusing steroids if we're only going to get 25% of its benefits, remember in order for steroids to work, you need a stimulus for muscle growth to occur." [4:46]

Watch Greg's full video here:

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Who is Togi?

Togi, whose real name is Shane Stoffer, is a popular fitness influencer, known for his strong social media presence and insane physique. He frequently shares his workout tips, routines, and other stories on his large following platforms.

In response to Togi's promotion of steroids, Greg Doucette criticized the use of such performing-enhancing substances (PEDS). Doucette is known to be an advocate for transparency and health in fitness.

By calling out Togi for the misconception he has caused, Doucette has fueled public debate within the fitness and health community.

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Greg Doucette: Journey from athlete to advocate

Greg Doucette is an IFBB professional bodybuilder and fitness coach. He has openly discussed his experience with PEDs and the challenges he faced from his past steroid use.

His horrible personal experience with PEDS made him a vocal advocate for responsible fitness practices. His mission is now to promote a safer and more informed approach for those who might go over the potential dangers of steroids.

While influencers like Togi continue to gain followers, Doucette's response serves as a reminder of the importance of honesty and responsibility in giving fitness advice, especially about the ethical use of steroids for one's health.