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Is there any current pro's that prep themselves? Anyone know the rates the top coaches charge?
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By prep do you mean inject?
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Is there any current pro's that prep themselves? Anyone know the rates the top coaches charge?
I will charge $600 for your prep
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I will charge $600 for your prep
Better deal then Guru Ameen charging $300 for a 30 minute consultation.
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Just meet John Parrillo at the ice machine and let him stretch you.
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I compete with a guy who hired George Farrah for his prep, he told me he paid $5,000. I think he placed like 6th out 10 guys in his class.
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I compete with a guy who hired George Farrah for his prep, he told me he paid $5,000. I think he placed like 6th out 10 guys in his class.
5 grand for the prep or for the year?
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Is there any current pro's that prep themselves? Anyone know the rates the top coaches charge?
Dave Palumbo has his prices on his site -
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Better deal then Guru Ameen charging $300 for a 30 minute consultation.
wonder what is discussed on that call?
hmmm
crazy how much some prep coaches cost -
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I compete with a guy who hired George Farrah for his prep, he told me he paid $5,000. I think he placed like 6th out 10 guys in his class.
What a waste of money
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wonder what is discussed on that call?
hmmm
crazy how much some prep coaches cost -
You use a “prep coach?”
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A new fad/craze that every retard hires for a 2.00 plastic trophy (everyone gets one).
The coaches themselves (mostly) are a 1-contest wanna-be, who just got done hiring their own and finishing up w/ them (graduating). ::)
Hilarious...
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A new fad/craze that every retard hires for a 2.00 plastic trophy (everyone gets one).
The coaches themselves (mostly) are a 1-contest wanna-be, who just got done hiring their own and finishing up w/ them (graduating). ::)
Hilarious...
very retarded indeed,
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If you’re thinking of getting on stage a good prep coach is essential. Don’t try and go it alone. There are many good ones out there. You don’t need a big name but you should look for someone who has trained others for the show you’re looking to do.
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If you’re thinking of getting on stage a good prep coach is essential. Don’t try and go it alone. There are many good ones out there. You don’t need a big name but you should look for someone who has trained others for the show you’re looking to do.
Finally a post that makes sense
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You use a “prep coach?”
yes I do
in person - personal trainer so not an online coach -
he was a super heavyweight NPC open bber (old school guy)
I trained with him in the flesh 5 days a week (an hour) posed on saturday for 30 minutes - it was around $550 a month - which was a bargain
he did train 2 other people at the same time -
when i start my prep again I will train with him again -so 5 months will be around $2500-$3000 total - totally justified - plus I enjoy his company too. fun to be around.
good video - online coaches are scams
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i would consider paying a diet coach even if i would not compete!
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Finally a post that makes sense
You should hire Charles glass so he can show you how to train in certain angles
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yes I do
in person - personal trainer so not an online coach -
he was a super heavyweight NPC open bber (old school guy)
I trained with him in the flesh 5 days a week (an hour) posed on saturday for 30 minutes - it was around $550 a month - which was a bargain
he did train 2 other people at the same time -
when i start my prep again I will train with him again -so 5 months will be around $2500-$3000 total - totally justified - plus I enjoy his company too. fun to be around.
good video - online coaches are scams
That’s not too bad
I’ve trained off and on with one, Andrew Vu, before he became pretty well known in the community (just helped hunter labrada turn pro)
Very knowledgeable and pretty straight forward, guy doesn’t have the best genetics for bbing but knows cycles and how to prep haha
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That’s not too bad
I’ve trained off and on with one, Andrew Vu, before he became pretty well known in the community (just helped hunter labrada turn pro)
Very knowledgeable and pretty straight forward, guy doesn’t have the best genetics for bbing but knows cycles and how to prep haha
good stuff man
I am a firm believer of using an in real life personal trainer. accountability is huge. my sessions start at 6am and I almost never missed - hell I pay for it if I am there or not. plus I am a very coachable person. I never want to let my coach down - (regardless of sport) yes they dont care as much you do... but that is how I am.
when I was trying my all with jr golf I would hate to let my coach know if I fucked up and didnt make the next event/didnt medal
if you a bber (complete or dont) and you have hit a sticking point - get a coach for 2-3 months. it is worth it! worst case you tried it and wasnt for you.
i wish more guys on this board would get a coach even for a few months.
I would pay $250 to train with charles glass 1 time. more of an inspiration event as well hear some cool stories. i am a big believer in ecosystem and mind over matter so yeah $250 with charles glass a few weeks from a show? totally would. golds gym venice - blast some bodypart - then hit some poses.
golf, yoga and sales (3 things i know alot about) are big mind over matter/right environment - bbing is more mindset that most even know it. arnold talked about it all the time. even in his book too
independence gym in Scottsdale is where my coach is - i do not train there unless I am prepping for a show. I like to keep it "fresh" i hate a stale vibe - ;D
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ill pay to work out/yoga with tres_taco_combo (no homo)
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You should hire Charles glass so he can show you how to train in certain angles
I don't need anyone for my training but as the show(s) gets closer I'll use someone (that I already have) to help dial in my diet especially in the last month and weeks before. You need someone besides yourself to pick out the flaws that you normally wouldn't see and correct them.
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ill pay to work out/yoga with tres_taco_combo (no homo)
haha - ill cook a pre- and post out meal too for the right price ;D
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haha - ill cook a pre- and post out meal too for the right price ;D
Will you prepare the meal in a thong? :D
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You should at least work with a coach you actually see in person at least once a week.
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yes I do
in person - personal trainer so not an online coach -
he was a super heavyweight NPC open bber (old school guy)
I trained with him in the flesh 5 days a week (an hour) posed on saturday for 30 minutes - it was around $550 a month - which was a bargain
he did train 2 other people at the same time -
when i start my prep again I will train with him again -so 5 months will be around $2500-$3000 total - totally justified - plus I enjoy his company too. fun to be around.
good video - online coaches are scams
I said in the other thread it seemed like you were doing well for yourself, and seemed to have a balanced life in regards to career and bbing....this confirms that!
I would never spend that much to do an amateur show (unless it's a pro qualifier, and thought I could win), but to each their own. If you got the money, it's no one's business but your own what you do with it.
The rates you quoted are actually very reasonable(especially for someone in CA)....well below what I thought it would be for a "guru trainer" type. How did you place for the show he helped you with last time?
Good luck in your next contest!
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You should at least work with a coach you actually see in person at least once a week.
Why even hire a coach if you are going to compete natural like yourself?
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Will you prepare the meal in a thong? :D
of course i would - lol - the total schmoe experience
aint no shame in that - use that coin to pay for my food bill, supplement bill
1. I would cook you a pre workout meal, serve you, set the table
2. pre work out meal - omega 3 eggs, big thick pieces of bacon, bagel, iced coffee - id drive you to the gym
3. go train (you pick the bodypart)
4. sauna
5. post work out shake
:)
from pre-work to post to work out 2-3 hours $400-$500 :)
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I said in the other thread it seemed like you were doing well for yourself, and seemed to have a balanced life in regards to career and bbing....this confirms that!
I would never spend that much to do an amateur show (unless it's a pro qualifier, and thought I could win), but to each their own. If you got the money, it's no one's business but your own what you do with it.
The rates you quoted are actually very reasonable(especially for someone in CA)....well below what I thought it would be for a "guru trainer" type. How did you place for the show he helped you with last time?
Good luck in your next contest!
thank you - i cut out other luxuries to do fitness comps and hire a trainer etc etc. - it is all opportunity cost. before I wasnt doing shows so i was going out on the town all the time (booze and dating clothes, traveling) - my discretionary income was spent the way most single guys spent it on (that shit + cars) - now i could care less about going to night clubs, or chasing women (which is expensive as shit) I have a simple Jeep with a 5 speed that is free and clear- I sold my roush mustang convertible.
i do Ok for myself - but I am very practical with my budget and expenses.
I live my life with bucket list and getting my IFBB pro card is on my list - then i will move onto the next bucket list items. i am still young so i will do the bbing thing - do things that are youth orientated when you are sort of young. south america and asia will always be there, playing chess will always be there etc etc.