160 something skills and I still absolutely love to struggle, suffer, not giving up, and reaching the goal. The story of my life. And it’s just the beginning. We can do anything ❤️🔥

Seriously, the determination he has is really impressive. It's not easy to try a skill for hours and hours, beating the pain and frustration! Mad respect to you Mike!

This Dude has been probably the most inspirational creator on the platform. Keep up the amazing work!

mike has put in so much work, respect is 100%

i did 10 years of taekwondo, the tornado kick was my signature move. after watching you try the 540 kick, i realized ive never attempted it, so i got up and gave it a few tries. After hitting my head on my living room ceiling, i gotta give you props. A newbie learning a tornado kick is a feat in itself, a newbie learning a 540 kick is truly something to be proud of. pro tip, when falling, pull your hands up and land on your forearms, spreading on the surface area

We gotta appreciate mike putting his life on the line for our entertainment🔥

it’s crazy, how hard you are training to give us good content, thank you. We love you Mike

4:36 is the best transition ever

Damn, no idea who this guy is but watched the whole video in awe. I’m so happy he accomplished his personal goals after never giving up. Truly inspiring and a great motivational video.

What I love most about Mike is that he never gives up even though when things aren’t going his way, he’ll do anything to entertain us, thank you Mike❤

It doesn't really matter whether you are able to do these skills permanently and consistently. What really matters is that you are willing to go through the struggle and pain of learning and completing them. Seems like a lot of people forget that sometimes :D Love your content Mike! ❤

12:10 he forgot to blur

Every video you do is like a TED talk on human willpower but much more fun! Thank you so much for showing the world the power of never giving up! YESGO!

mike is the type of guy that is always a chad and never gives up even it hurts his body or is painful to do he ain’t giving up he is still trying to success it I must say Mike thank you for inspiring me to never give up on something

Tbh learning them itself is an extraordinary feat, doing them consistently over a period of time is next level stuff. It would be interesting if you tried to relearn the skills you've lost hang off.

Mike I’m just like you I love learning tricks to impress my friends and it takes me a while to learn them but I gotten better at them after a while and I’m really good and proud of my self

I think if you complete the skill you’re trying to do maybe 5 times not in a row but just 5 times with somewhat of perfection you might trigger your brain to remember it more precisely and also that will shut the people who say it’s a pure luck, it’s really fun and motivating to watch you make these videos, I’ve been here for a long time so I just wanted to say hey you’re doing things that we never attempt to and also learn a lot from it, so the people complaining should also think how much time he has spent on it and appreciate how much mike does to learn those skills

You're honestly such an inspiration. I've been wanting to learn skills but every time I try to learn them I end up giving up, but after watching you, I know that anything is possible if you never stop trying.

The most motivational content ever. You dont just say dont give up, but show that if you really won't give up, you'll certainly achieve your goal!

The key thing here is that our bodies ALWAYS seek a path towards homeostasis, which means shedding anything unnecessary including muscle, tendons, bone density, callouses, etc... that are required for any skill that isn't being used frequently enough.  It's amazing to learn new skills, and those skills learned can both come back more easily later in life if you wanna pick them back up, and can also have benefits towards learning other, adjacent skills, but if you stop doing something long enough you will eventually not be able to do them again.  Plus there's the whole getting-older-natural-decay thing.