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  1. Hey all,

    My brother-in-law, an established personal trainer in his hometown, has
    just started a website. He knows his stuff, and I think it could be
    useful to those looking to lose weight or gain muscle. Check it out and
    let him know what you think. He will answer any questions if you have
    them. 🙂

    Also, you can see him working out by going to video.google.com and
    typing in either "deadlift" or "squat." On of his videos has him
    deadlifting 455lbs for 15 reps - very impressive. Anyway, please do
    stop by and check it out.

    http://www.trainerjoeknows.com

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hey all,

    My brother-in-law, an established personal trainer in his hometown, has
    just started a website. He knows his stuff,

    Nope.

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    Hey all,

    My brother-in-law, an established personal trainer in his hometown, has
    just started a website. He knows his stuff, and I think it could be
    useful to those looking to lose weight or gain muscle. Check it out and
    let him know what you think. He will answer any questions if you have
    them. 🙂

    Also, you can see him working out by going to video.google.com and
    typing in either "deadlift" or "squat." On of his videos has him
    deadlifting 455lbs for 15 reps - very impressive. Anyway, please do
    stop by and check it out.

    http://www.trainerjoeknows.com

    Trainer Joe seems to be a bit to aquainted with 'roids, either that or
    he's the missing link.

    --

    "Cocaine's a hell of a drug" - Rick James

  4. Acquainted with them? I know about some of them, yes. But have never
    done them , no. I do happen to train harder than most people I know
    however. I also educate myself constantly on better ways of training.
    Not to mention the last 15 years of training. If you asked me 10 years
    ago if I'd be able to do the things I'm doing now, I would have shared
    your outlook and said not without some "juice". Ignorance is a funny
    thing isn't it.

  5. Quoted message said:

    Acquainted with them? I know about some of them, yes. But have never
    done them , no. I do happen to train harder than most people I know
    however. I also educate myself constantly on better ways of training.
    Not to mention the last 15 years of training. If you asked me 10 years
    ago if I'd be able to do the things I'm doing now, I would have shared
    your outlook and said not without some "juice". Ignorance is a funny
    thing isn't it.

    Hey Jimmy boy, how about you pop over to news:uk.rec.bodybuilding and reply
    to some of the f/ups to your message there???

    --
    Bully

    A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy
    enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)

  6. I'm not so good at this computer stuff, that's why my brother-in-law
    set up the site for me. Put up a link to the "f/ups" over there and
    I'll be more than happy to reply

  7. [yawn...]

    Quoted message said:

    Hey all,

    My brother-in-law, an established personal trainer in his hometown, has
    just started a website. He knows his stuff, and I think it could be
    useful to those looking to lose weight or gain muscle. Check it out and
    let him know what you think. He will answer any questions if you have
    them. 🙂

    Also, you can see him working out by going to video.google.com and
    typing in either "deadlift" or "squat." On of his videos has him
    deadlifting 455lbs for 15 reps - very impressive. Anyway, please do
    stop by and check it out.

    http://www.trainerjoeknows.com

  8. Quoted message said:

    I'm not so good at this computer stuff, that's why my brother-in-law
    set up the site for me. Put up a link to the "f/ups" over there and
    I'll be more than happy to reply

    I already did: news:uk.rec.bodybuilding !

    --
    Bully

    A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy
    enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright (1876 - 1944)

  9. I thought it was a good website to establish your credibility and it takes
    guts to put your videos up. I wouldn't waste time responding to the uk
    newsgroup. Most of the stuff regarding your thread is non-constructive [censored]
    and Bully sounds like a [censored] in his post. We all have to deal with
    enough a-holes like that at work who can always criticize but don't have the
    balls to build something on their own so a-holes like them can come and take
    a swing.

    I have a question about your deadlift form though. I can't DL anywhere near
    what you show, but your form seems to almost be a stiff-legged DL. Would
    your form be considered 'standard'?

  10. As it gets heavy, yes. I should get my butt down a little lower but
    that's just my style. My stiff leggeds are STRICT, but I've done up to
    405 on those as well. The main point is to keep your back STRAIGHT! If
    it rounds, your in for some [censored] down the road. Good luck and check out
    my Video and Pictures page. There is a new vid from this weekend of my
    525 squat. A personal best.

  11. Mack said:

    I thought it was a good website to establish your credibility and it
    takes guts to put your videos up. I wouldn't waste time responding to
    the uk newsgroup. Most of the stuff regarding your thread is
    non-constructive [censored] and Bully sounds like a [censored] in his post.
    We all have to deal with enough a-holes like that at work who can
    always criticize but don't have the balls to build something on their
    own so a-holes like them can come and take a swing.

    Bollocks.

    Quoted message said:


    I have a question about your deadlift form though. I can't DL
    anywhere near what you show, but your form seems to almost be a
    stiff-legged DL. Would your form be considered 'standard'?

    --
    Bully
    Protein bars: http://www.proteinbars.co.uk
    Supps: http://www.myprotein.co.uk - 5% off with my discount code MP4858

    "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't
    matter, and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Seuss

  12. Mack said:

    I thought it was a good website to establish your credibility and it
    takes guts to put your videos up. I wouldn't waste time responding to
    the uk newsgroup. Most of the stuff regarding your thread is
    non-constructive [censored] and Bully sounds like a [censored] in his post.
    We all have to deal with enough a-holes like that at work who can
    always criticize but don't have the balls to build something on their
    own so a-holes like them can come and take a swing.

    Bollocks.

    Quoted message said:


    I have a question about your deadlift form though. I can't DL
    anywhere near what you show, but your form seems to almost be a
    stiff-legged DL. Would your form be considered 'standard'?

    --
    Bully
    Protein bars: http://www.proteinbars.co.uk
    Supps: http://www.myprotein.co.uk - 5% off with my discount code MP4858

    "Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't
    matter, and those who matter don't mind." - Dr. Seuss

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