Jim Stoppani, PhD

Subscribers 278K

Videos 1.8K

Views 46.2M

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Jim Stoppani, PhD covers training, nutrition, and dietary supplements, offering tutorials and deep-dives into topics like supplementation, fat loss, muscle gain, hydration, and exercise science. The content list suggests a mix of educational videos, study explanations, and challenge-style formats, with an average of about 15.2K views per video and a cadence that reflects regular uploads since joining Sep 26, 2011, with 1,800 videos published. The channel emphasizes science-backed guidance and practical fitness insights, with occasional new-release formats and short explainers.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Jim Stoppani, PhD?

Jeff Nippard — 8.2M subscribers, Your match percentage: 90%. Huberman Lab Clips — 1.4M subscribers, Your match percentage: 77%. Jeremy Ethier — 7.6M subscribers, Your match percentage: 70%. All three channels publish fitness-focused content with an emphasis on science-based training, nutrition, and evidence-backed performance advice, similar to Jim Stoppani's approach.

What type of content does Jim Stoppani, PhD make?

Jim Stoppani, PhD creates science-based fitness content focused on nutrition, training programs, and supplementation. Recent video titles include topics like supplements, specific nutrients, and challenge-based programs, with an average of 15.2K views per video. The channel uploads are regular enough to maintain an ongoing presence, with an implied weekly frequency based on the provided list of recent videos.

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