Well, he didn't actually say that. Here are the relevant bits:
So it's clear that even he enjoys other "fitness activities". His point is that while he might enjoy them, he doesn't really do them to meet his fitness goals. He lifts to meet those goals and suggests that in order for most people (pretty much everybody) to meet their goals, lifting is what they should do. Now you can certainly disagree with that, but the basis for the disagreement is not "being unable enjoy another fitness activity".
Sure, I play sports that I enjoy or hike to relax
Unless it is an activity I actually enjoy (bball, mtb, etc)
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