Bryson DeChambeau trains for golf as intensely as he plays ping pong
PGA Golfer Bryson DeChambeau reveals how he stays fresh whether he's training to play golf or dominating a game of ping pong by using the all-natural, moisturizing skin care products created by Oars and Alps.
Video Transcript
[CROWD CHEERING]
JARED QUAY: What's up, everybody? I'm here with 2020 US Open Champion Bryson Dechambeau. Bryson, how you doing today, brother?
BRYSON DECHAMBEAU: Good, Jared. How you doing, my man?
JARED QUAY: Growing up, we hear you played a lot of ping pong. And I got a question I'm been asking with my producer.
BRYSON DECHAMBEAU: Yeah.
JARED QUAY: What do you sweat more in? Playing ping pong or playing golf?
BRYSON DECHAMBEAU: It depends. Before I started speed training with the driver, it was definitely ping pong. Now that I'm speed training a little bit, you could say that it's pretty equal now on both levels, so. You know, for me, you know, there's a lot of exertion that comes into that. But, again, it's a great sport. I love it. And, you know, obviously we're going to be talking about some Oars and Alps and some of their deodorant and whatnot. Helps me stay pretty fresh.
JARED QUAY: Well let's get to it. Bryson, you're here on behalf of Oars and Alps, premium, natural skincare products. How does deodorant keep you from having massive stains on you during-- when you're on the course?
BRYSON DECHAMBEAU: Yeah. I mean, shoot, when I'm speed training, dude, I'm hitting upwards of 150 golf balls each session. It probably takes about an hour of me going all out, swinging as hard as I physically can. But even in that case, I still smell amazing with their-- their natural deodorant. And that's the most amazing part about their product is that I can literally sweat through a shirt and be super drenched from an intense workout and still smell amazing. So, you know, that's-- that's mainly the conversations that I have with people when I walk by them, or I give them a hug after I've speed training, after I accomplished a new goal, and they're like, oh my gosh, I can't believe you're drenched in sweat, but you don't smell bad at all. That's amazing.
[LAUGHS]
