Author Topic: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?  (Read 12191 times)

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #75 on: November 23, 2008, 10:23:54 AM »


Mine   :'(

I didn't know you were fat Jim. Why not lose some weight? I can give you pointers if you would like.

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #76 on: November 23, 2008, 10:24:20 AM »
Putnam knows his back is weak and he said that he will be really hitting hard in 09 to bring it to the next level...He has hired Gary Strydom as his back trainer and believes with his help, he will get to the promise land...
ROFL!?!?!?? STRYDOM!?!?!? THAT WOULD BE LIKE HIRING SOMEONE WITH NO HANDS TO TEACH YOU HOW  TO PLAY PIANO!!!!

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #77 on: November 23, 2008, 10:25:29 AM »
I didn't know you were fat Jim. Why not lose some weight? I can give you pointers if you would like.


LETS SEE YOUR BACK CHAMP. IM SURE WE WILL ALL BE BLOWN AWAY BY IT BAGHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH EAT FUCK

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #78 on: November 23, 2008, 11:13:03 AM »
Disgusted your hairline in the back is crooked  :-\
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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #79 on: November 23, 2008, 11:23:20 AM »
Disgusted your hairline in the back is crooked  :-\
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 ;D   No, your head's just crooked.

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #80 on: November 23, 2008, 11:25:25 AM »
ROFL!?!?!?? STRYDOM!?!?!? THAT WOULD BE LIKE HIRING SOMEONE WITH NO HANDS TO TEACH YOU HOW  TO PLAY PIANO!!!!

Check your sarcasm detector

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #81 on: November 23, 2008, 03:04:48 PM »
"i think one thing i did wrong was never competing at the nationals two years in a row. i think you have to be on the judges mind from the year before."

Haz, I tend to agree with you 100% on that statement and have said it many times to friends who were entering their initial pro qualifier.

I wonder if anyone has ever kept statistics on that "as yet unsubstantiated fact"?

Haz, you were in great shape in those shots you posted. Can you tell us the events you did enter and how you placed in each and those eventual pros you competed against? Did you ever feel that you were placed lower than you deserved? And did you complain publicly? And what made you decide to hang up the old posing trunks?

Thanks, Haz


hey Stunt,

i did the Canadian nationals in 1991, 1995, 1999, 2001, 2005 and 2007.  i never figured out the last week preparation, always looked better a week out. my body is pretty beat up, so i couldn't really train legs the last couple shows. everybody thinks they should place higher i think, but i was never good enough to win anyway. heres a pic of me last year with Ben Paskulka(sp?) he is pro now.

 






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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #82 on: November 25, 2008, 01:23:51 AM »
"i think one thing i did wrong was never competing at the nationals two years in a row. i think you have to be on the judges mind from the year before."

Haz, I tend to agree with you 100% on that statement and have said it many times to friends who were entering their initial pro qualifier.

I wonder if anyone has ever kept statistics on that "as yet unsubstantiated fact"?

Haz, you were in great shape in those shots you posted. Can you tell us the events you did enter and how you placed in each and those eventual pros you competed against? Did you ever feel that you were placed lower than you deserved? And did you complain publicly? And what made you decide to hang up the old posing trunks?

Thanks, Haz

 






one thing that is opposite this theory is i remember as of 1980 nobody ever won the mr. America after their third attempt. it was usually a dark horse (not being racist) on his first attempt.

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #83 on: November 25, 2008, 11:13:33 AM »
Haz, are your the competitor in the blue or in the black? I'm assuming you are on the right side of this photo because the other guy appears to be too young.

Haz, your statement ---- one thing that is opposite this theory is i remember as of 1980 nobody ever won the mr. America after their third attempt."... is 100% correct and something we all noticed back then and even earlier.

That same idea became known as the "Teufel Syndrome" and was often discussed when one or more friends were planning to compete at three or more attempts in the same contest. We talked about it frequently and came up with the following possible conclusion .......

Usually the same judges judge the same contest each year and if they notice someone on stage who had been there the previous year or two years, they tend to say to themselves .... "He hasn't improved too much since last year." Or, "He doesn't look as good as he did last year." and that judge judges that competitor based on his "feelings" rather than how the guys actually appears among his fellow competitors.

We had a saying... "You have to be a hell  of a lot better than you were last year to do a little bit better this year!" And in most of our cases, that proved to be a valid statement.

Thanks, Haz. ALways great to communicate with someone on this board who knows what the hell they are talking about and refuses to throw a temper tantrum or make caustic remarks against the guys and gals who work so hard to be up there.



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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #84 on: November 25, 2008, 01:03:19 PM »
Haz, are your the competitor in the blue or in the black? I'm assuming you are on the right side of this photo because the other guy appears to be too young.

Haz, your statement ---- one thing that is opposite this theory is i remember as of 1980 nobody ever won the mr. America after their third attempt."... is 100% correct and something we all noticed back then and even earlier.

That same idea became known as the "Teufel Syndrome" and was often discussed when one or more friends were planning to compete at three or more attempts in the same contest. We talked about it frequently and came up with the following possible conclusion .......

Usually the same judges judge the same contest each year and if they notice someone on stage who had been there the previous year or two years, they tend to say to themselves .... "He hasn't improved too much since last year." Or, "He doesn't look as good as he did last year." and that judge judges that competitor based on his "feelings" rather than how the guys actually appears among his fellow competitors.

We had a saying... "You have to be a hell  of a lot better than you were last year to do a little bit better this year!" And in most of our cases, that proved to be a valid statement.

Thanks, Haz. ALways great to communicate with someone on this board who knows what the hell they are talking about and refuses to throw a temper tantrum or make caustic remarks against the guys and gals who work so hard to be up there.




i'm on the right. no legs, havent trained them in years. i just compete now and then to give my liver a break from all the booze i drink when i don't train.

the legs used to be pretty good when i was a kid, but i didn't realize it so  i busted my back trying to make them grow.

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Re: Did Putnam bring up his back at all?
« Reply #85 on: November 25, 2008, 01:05:03 PM »