I think that FB post was taken down I couldnt find it tonite.
Anyways, how do you go about competing in your own show? Isnt that a conflict of interest? I remember when Roberta Orth won the BC's and Herb Orth promoted it that year too, she didnt deserve to win thats for sure. Nothing against her, just that she wasnt the best competitor onstage that night by far.
yep i was messaged this am too that it was down lolQuote:
Originally Posted by JonnyO
believe me he pissed off ALOT of people here in the BCABBA community
unfortunately it was put to CBBF and they are ok with him competing in the same show he promotes so that is out of our hands
I am quite surprised at the arrogance of that original post....Not cool at all! Says a lot about ones character... I guess he doesn't plan to be training any figure or bodybuilders any time soon ;)
I do believe it's for publicity sake, whether it be good or bad, everyone is talking about it...and that was probably his aim.. Think of Charlie Sheen; you can call him a disaster ....or you can call him a genious.
OR you could call him a GENIUSQuote:
Originally Posted by RkThinkFit
Genius works as well. (someone sound the grammar police alarm! reeeerooo rreeee rrooooooo.)
I had to. The irony was like a punch in the nose.Quote:
Originally Posted by RkThinkFit
well if Dean wanted alot of bad publicity he got itQuote:
Originally Posted by RkThinkFit
theres ALOT of very pissed people here in BC
i've had tons of facebook messages, texts, emails and been told in person
Thank you for standing up to him
theres a CODE OF ETHICS that needs to be followed
to me being part of BCABBA and Promoting both the association and the sport
means building up and helping others within the sport
to me he's a disgrace as a promotor & a BCABBA member
Hey now, I was not standing up for his words, rather just making an aside. I am upset by how he made that statement, as I have friends, yourself, and my current trainer who are all the subject of it.
It was basically an attack on other trainers to further his interests. I get many clients who were with other trainers but didnt see the results they wanted. I really try to avoid any negative comments towards their ex-trainers and concentrate on what we can do positively to make the changes required.
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With over 100 trainers at my clubs I have never used bashing of other PTs as a means to gain clients. Doesn't look professional and as prae put it so well it's not the most positive way of starting the trainer/client relationship.