Some interesting stuff
From powerlifter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GXdAQH9tSk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVT5kZnfYDc
To competing at the nationals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_YQdOnvp-M
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Some interesting stuff
From powerlifter
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GXdAQH9tSk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVT5kZnfYDc
To competing at the nationals
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_YQdOnvp-M
I like the guy, he used to post over at cjm a lot. His lifts are damn crazy too for a guy weighing between 170-200lbs. The guy's bench press is unreal, like 385 for 11+, 405 for 6-7+ slow and good form. he has a lot of haters though often attacking his natural claims and confident attitude
Hey cch, if you still speak to him, let him know that I send him a personal welcome to become part of the site. I would to have him here.
He kinda looks natty to me. Not sure if that's an insult or a compliment. Wouldn't suprise me either way.
watched him compete at atlantics last year. great build.
I think he is natty. When i put together his mind boggling strength and listen about how he talks about dieting (he is very disciplined and strict) and he does endless amounts of carido. there is no doubt he has everything in this sport nailed down to a science
A standard rule for anyone who is looking to make money from their bodies, you are ALWAYS natural. Never publicly admit to taking AAS or sponsors will drop you like a hot potato. You'll notice all the top bodybuilders in the sport never admit to AAS use until after the fact.
The question here is not if one is natty or not, it's about his training ethics and his ability to accomplish.
If top level guys were here and part of the forum, I would be insulted if members would start arguing over if he's natty or not or what AAS he is using or how much. It's like walking up to a pretty sexy lady and asking if she's a virgin and if not, how many guys did she sleep with. Sitting behind an anonymous handle makes it easy to judge someone and speak overly free sometimes, but if one wants guys like Greg to be part of a site and learn from them, we'll all have to respect limits and boundaries. Imagine all your friends, coworkers and family were reading about your use of AAS on CBB and they knew your handle? Put yourselves in their shoes and you'll easily know how to conduct yourself. It's not just about Greg, it would apply to any top level competitor on CBB.
We can always believe what we want, be we should keep in mind that the world can read what is written here. So if we maintain the respect all top levels guys deserve, we'll have a lot more and popular people on board.
Correct. I would personally see to it. That would include any top level bodybuilder or fitness competitor on CBB. There is a limit to what one can say to them or ask them. Unless of course the person does not care.Quote:
Originally Posted by cch
But as a standard rule, don't speak to top level guys/gals about AAS use unless they start it first. It's the only way they'll feel comfortable being here imo. I would want the same for me if I were in their shoes.
That's the idea. He becomes part of CBB and people learn about him and from him and he gets clients that want to be trained from him. Everyone wins that way :)Quote:
Originally Posted by cch
doesnt help his natty claims lol
We'll still all respect him and leave that kind of talk out if he comes aboard :flowersQuote:
Originally Posted by Timbo89
Why ? Does being on here mean your not Natural ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Timbo89
Very good answer. Green for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Talo
Thanks
Gregg is a great guy, he is a friend of mine, he stayed at my place a couple years ago for a show. I cant say whether or not he has done anything since, but I know for CERTAIN that he was all natural when he was at my place. Ive seen no huge transformations since then, so he probably still is! Great guy, tons of experience. And I have never seen any man eat as much as he did after the show. Unreal.
havent seen you around for a while Rrrrola, are you still training w/ BDaddyDrew?
Ya, sorta, we train once in a while. We are both going through some big changes right now, so its kinda hard to get together, but we are still brothers! Always will be!Quote:
Originally Posted by ubcpower
I finally have another show coming up so I 'll be around the boards a bit more. You know how it is when you arent really trining for anything in particular, life takes over and screws you all up!
380 lbs for 11 reps, at 188 pounds.... Wow.
More than twice his weight for 11 reps is amazing,
I believe Gregg has the highest wilks in Canada right now, so he's not just a powerlifter... he's one of the best powerlifters.
I also firmly believe that Gregg is a clean lifter.
I know he's been piss tested a few times, like know for a fact, and he's passed each one.
And if he's not clean... I couldn't care less.
Impresses me
i was talking about the video.
Hey everyone...Greg is my brother. I am sure some of you may have already known that, or not....I'll let him know to come on here. Actually, I've been so busy I just found this post after he himself sent me the link. He spends lots of time on and off other forums and he came across this.
Good stuff. Looking forward the his intro and posts. I'm sure a lot of us here can learn from him.Quote:
Originally Posted by steve_d
here's a video I took of his class this years nationals. He took 3rd middle
The video is less blurry then the '07 video and he looked alot better. If he comes on here soon he can explain it better, but in 2007 he was late to go on stage didn't pump up and filled up on food right before going on stage because he didn't know they were ready...something like that anyway.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxZG0...eature=related
awesome
and his routine:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W54O1WoxV9k
Looking forward to his contributions to the board:a+
he has some good vids on youtube.