Hey Milo's i remember watching that Web cast of your training tips last year and at first i thought you were crazy going super slow and light etc, but i gave it ago and man how awesome it was. I finished an exercise physiology degree last year and currently Personal training. Another personal trainer int he gym and myself have got two guys doing bodybuilding and I'm applying milo's methods and the other guy is doing the more traditional lift heavy and my guy has made the best gains i.e size and condition.
I also like how you pointed out in an earlier post that " Many sports can benefit from weight-lifting principles bodybuilders use...
Super-slow method and maintaining maximal contraction at the peak of the movement however is "bodybuilding specific"... I've studied under top professors in certain sporting areas and feel that when it comes to bodybuilding science they are lacking. I felt at uni that i had more of an advantage over my peers with training principles and more understanding because of my bodybuilding background.
As far as i am concerned You Milo's are one of the leading authorities in bodybuilding training and conditioning.
Do you read alot of books?? been to uni or anything??? you often say things that are very inline from what I've learnt through physiology.
Thanks.
I know that many people don't believe in trying anything new...and for those I have nothing to say...
For some who are open minded and want to experience different things - I highly suggest "my style" of training...
Many pictures of my training sessions and different exercises are on my board...
As far as books - I pretty much don't spend a day without reading - and my library is extensive...
I posted ISBN # of some of my favorite books long ago on my board - but since than I have ordered numerous new ones...
LWW or CRC are two of the great companies with excellent books...
Right now I am reading - masterpiece from Mendel Friedman - "Absorption and Utilization of Amino Acids" simultaneously with Ingrid's Kohlstadt's "Scientific evidence for musculoskeletal, bariatric, and sports nutrition"...
Every day we have a chance to learn something...some of us do...and some have no reason for it
...:go heavy or go home is what they know...and "heavy" they should go...