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So where would Poliquin fit in here?Lots of knowledge,knows how to fix or design,can somebody tell me if he has ever squatted 600?

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Originally Posted by cog

So where would Poliquin fit in here?Lots of knowledge,knows how to fix or design,can somebody tell me if he has ever squatted 600?

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What is the difference if he has or not? Are we taking the opinion that strong can learn nothing from people less strong.He has a Masters in sport science and he has trained Olympic medalists in 12 different sports. I think he has a bit of practical knowledge.

I think he is like 50 years old now and has probably squatted lots of weight in his prime.

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Originally Posted by JacktheThriller

What is the difference if he has or not? Are we taking the opinion that strong can learn nothing from people less strong.He has a Masters in sport science and he has trained Olympic medalists in 12 different sports. I think he has a bit of practical knowledge.

I think he is like 50 years old now and has probably squatted lots of weight in his prime.

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I agree.Maybe he only squatted 405.He knows a lot obviously but would he be the best selection for a large hardcore bb?

ben pakulski works with him i dont know to what regard though

This is Poliquin training Ben.
http://www.flexonline.com/training/b...oliquin-part-3

I have been working in this business for 10 years and there are 4 qualities that will define the longevity and success of a trainer:
Looks
Knowledge
Personality
Professionalism

Unfortunately the industry is populated with hobbits not professionals.

^ Right on the money. And with over a decade plus of experience in the industry as well, if a potential trainer is lacking in even one of those areas, it'll come back to bite you.