I hate personal trainers

[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?

[JacktheThriller]

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?

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.

[cog]

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.

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

[JacktheThriller]

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

[freaky abs]

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

[warlock]

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.

[dainbramaged]

^ 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.