C&P Interview Q's

[jwood]

Nice work grim, I am so excited for this article to get posted here, I would love to pick his brain for a while.

[Grim83]

Originally Posted by jwood

Nice work grim, I am so excited for this article to get posted here, I would love to pick his brain for a while.

He's a really cool guy, if you email him im sure he would talk to you

[BendtheBar]

Thanks Grim. I'm going to post it up asap.

[BendtheBar]

Mike, you did a good job with the interview.

The most curious part of the interview for me was reading about his training style (again). It finally occurred to me that my style (bulldozer - limited rest) is very close to Jamie's style. Granted, I'm not doing singles...but most of my sets this year have been 2-3 reps. Mentally, a light switch went on, and I realized that Jamie and my approach to training are closer then I realized.

Though I don't yell it from the mountain tops, low reps, limited rest is the best form of training I've ever done.

[kitarpyar]

Originally Posted by Grim83

Yeah like i said really cool guy, he lives like an hour and a half north of me, i might try to lift with him some time

Like Kman says, you need to take a video camera... and a life insurance if you are gonna attempt the same weights as him

[BendtheBar]

Interview is up:

Interview with Chaos and Pain, Jamie Lewis

I also posted in in the BB.com forum:

Chaos and Pain on Training - Bodybuilding.com Forums

Please head to BB.com and keep bumping that thread.

[kman025]

this has really opened m eyes. this interview honestly will most likely change my future plans.

C&P is way to fucking smart . im glad he actually backs his shit up with facts instead of just saying to do it.

great interview grim.

[Grim83]

Originally Posted by kitarpyar

Like Kman says, you need to take a video camera... and a life insurance if you are gonna attempt the same weights as him

LOL, it will be awhile before im pushing those weights dude is strong as hell

Originally Posted by BendtheBar

Mike, you did a good job with the interview.

The most curious part of the interview for me was reading about his training style (again). It finally occurred to me that my style (bulldozer - limited rest) is very close to Jamie's style. Granted, I'm not doing singles...but most of my sets this year have been 2-3 reps. Mentally, a light switch went on, and I realized that Jamie and my approach to training are closer then I realized.

Though I don't yell it from the mountain tops, low reps, limited rest is the best form of training I've ever done.

Yeah before switching to WS i had been moving to a workout more like his, and I agree since i've moved to lower reps and dropped almost all isolation exercises I've been getting bigger/leaner/stronger, and all while my "diet" has been shitty, and im barely eating anything