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http://hide-productions.com/en/blog/ (http://hide-productions.com/en/blog/)
I'm just back to LA today. I was so disappointed and sad to pull out from the night show...it was very hard to watch the show but I want to congrats to every fellow competitor specially Ben, Troy and Jonnie they looked absolutely great!
This 2010 season I announced to do every show held in US and had been doing so great specially in Orlando and NY, I brought my best condition and size combination in my career to take my first victory as an IFBB pro in Orlando but things started going wrong right after the NY pro where I had photo shoot for Gaspari and another European magazine. I did leg workout with my old friend from Japan. Everytime I done the show, the next workout would be legs. I should of gone easy training since my body was still very dry but I was too happy and excited about the result of the show to stop myself. Instead of easy training, I did pretty much same regular mass training. When I did leg press, I felt something pop on my right quad close to my hip and started feeling pain but this kind of pain was not unusual for us bodybuilder, I didn't care so much about it until I realized it didn't go away even after a few weeks. I have my deep tissue therapist Karl and now I started seeing Dr.Carmain in his chiropractic office behind the Gold's venice. I went to get Xray and it showed nothing was wrong with my hip bone so it looked like partial tear of upper quad.
Karl and Dr.Carmain have taken very good care of me and my coach Eric trained me very carefully not to make my injury worth at the same time we tried to make some improvement without doing any quads training and cardio for almost 2months.
This time I finally started noticing my body didn't respond from training and dieting like before. I usually eat a lot of food(carb and protein) even I am on dieting for the show but this time around I had to cut carbs big time to make my condition.since I could not do leg training and cardio. But even I dropped my carb intake, I didn't look hard enough, seemed like I was just losing weight.
Eric tried to persuade me skip the shows till Mr.O but I am very stubborn guy, I didn't listen to him( sorry!).
A week before Tampa pro, I had a guest posing in Fort Lorderdale FL so I decided to stay in FL for a week. I looked off didn't look like a week out on this guest posing stage. On Tuesday night, I trained triceps with my fellow Gaspari Athlete, Mark Alvisi. After he left the gym( he already trained chest in the morning). I started training biceps by myself. I knew I was very depleted and tired but again I was very stubborn trying to finish workout I planed. When I did the last set of seated incline curl, I maybe tried to hold my body really hard by kicking the floor. After this last set, I felt something like clumping on my right outer quad close to knee. I thought it was just clumping from dieting but pain was getting worth by the time I went back to the hotel and my right quad and knee started swollen up.
The next day, the pain was so bad and my knee was swollen like baloon. I still thought I was going to be ok and drove up to Tampa. I took medication, iced and elevated my leg high to try to remove this swollen, My nutrition coach Neil Hill tried to dialed me in as usual till prejudging. The morning of the show day, I wasn't my best clearly but I thought I could battle.
I was in the first call out but looked like I was battling for 5th place. Whatever callout was, I did my best! On the stage I didn't remember if I felt pain but as soon as I step off the stage, the pain came back and it was so bad at the same time my knee started swollen again. I couldn't even bent my knee. Utill then I only told about this to my sister like friend Cathy LaFrancois but now it was so obvious. I told my boss Rich Gaspari and he was so worried than suggested me to pull out. Of course I wanted to finish night show so bad but I knew I would walk on the stage like turtle and injury would get even worth.
I decided to pull out...the first time in my 17years competition career. I also had to decide to cancel to do Europa CT in the following weekend.
I am really sorry this happened and I apologize to all my fan that I could not keep my word doing every show held in US this year....
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Ash Katchem didn't choose him.
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must be one of the first pro's to miss a show and not give a bullshit excuse.
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Sad story Hide was on a roll.
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Sad story Hide was on a roll. woll
Fixed
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Sweet and sour pork is soo sticky.....
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Clarification for his fans and haters.
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must be one of the first pro's to miss a show and not give a bullshit excuse.
hahahahaa "the flu like symptoms".............. ;D
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It's fun to watch people's bodies fail from drug use...muscle tear, infection from injection, etc.
Just like watching these pretenders shrink on a daily basis at the gym.
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hahahahaa "the flu like symptoms".............. ;D
oh snap now im in hosptial cuz all those diuretics+ zero water for a week wrecked my kidneys, what am i gonna tell to the queers!!
lolfoodpoisoning ftw
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It's fun to watch people's bodies fail from drug use...muscle tear, infection from injection, etc.
Just like watching these pretenders shrink on a daily basis at the gym.
I've seen Hide train, you couldn't carry his jock strap. ;)
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nice, i just checked Fox News for the interview......they'll be showing repeats everyday for the next 2 weeks
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I think Hide needs a break from hard training and the gear, guy is always on
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too many shows in a year.. he needs to concentrate on bringing his best two times a year or so.. not every damn show the ifbb has to offer.. no wonder his body rebelled..
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I've seen Hide train, you couldn't carry his jock strap. ;)
I've never seen him train, don't need to.
The guy is all drugs. Probably 165lbs without them.
Sorry, but I have no respect for these guys.
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I've seen Hide train, you couldn't carry his jock strap. ;)
Does an Asian size jock strap really exist? And why are you looking at his junk?
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Hide at 4 days out:
"I'll just take this shot of suspension right here....yeah, a little low on the outer quad...really going to help accentuate my sweep. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this idea."
Hide 2 days after that:
"Mother-Fvcker. There was a LOT wrong with that idea."
Hide 1 day after that:
"Okay, let's think clearly here. I have a 102 degree fever, cellulitis on my lower leg, and possible bacterial infection moving towards my joint. I'd be perfectly fine for the show except that I'm TOTALLY losing the definition in my lower quad! Fuck, as if mentally preparing to "do battle" on stage isn't enough to think about, now I have to find an excuse for how I "legitimately" got this swollen mess of an infection. Bodybuilding is THE hardest sport. No doubt."
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Whether it was Gaspari's or Hide's decision the reason for pulling out is simple. It's not that he couldn't do it but the bad placing would look bad with his recent track record.
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It's fun to watch people's bodies fail from drug use...muscle tear, infection from injection, etc.
Just like watching these pretenders shrink on a daily basis at the gym.
cmon lighten up for once.take the natural cape off and hang it in the closet for once.
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Whether it was Gaspari's or Hide's decision the reason for pulling out is simple. It's not that he couldn't do it but the bad placing would look bad with his recent track record.
true,,and that leg looked terrible looked painful. :-\