Phil Heath leaving Muscletech

[marshallmadman]

He's walking away from a pretty big yearly salary and Mr. O prize match deal to start his own supplement company.

Big mistake.

 

[Pharm_Fed]

The Gift creatine matrix....coming soon to a store near you!

 

[Knight9]

He's walking away from a pretty big yearly salary and Mr. O prize match deal to start his own supplement company.

Big mistake.

You raise a great point as the prize match skipped my mind.

 

[Deansreturned]

He has to sell a lot of pre-workouts to makeup the salary/bonuses

 

[Knight9]

He will probably do really well overseas.

 

[cm]

nothing wrong with betting on yourself

 

[Pumped Up Ya]

Hey you will never know unless you try

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[Xelflex]

Limit yourself by being an employee or be the boss and have no limits.
Seems like a smart move.

 

[marshallmadman]

Timing is an issue, I think. Who knows, he may be considering an early retirement

 

[hvwchamp]

^this!

He retires in a few years and mt or whoever drops him... or he builds the foundation now for a business that may help support him the rest of his life. From a future standpoint it makes sense.

 

[Turkishexpress]

Not going to comment on it being a good or bad financial decision but it's definitely good that he's leaving MT. They make some of the most overpriced crap ever. I couldn't push that stuff it if I tried.

 

[AshopRep]

Glad to see him leave musclecrap.

 

[desibaba]

I don't care how much they pay Phil or how much they used to give Jay. They are so fucking overpriced its not even funny. I always wondered who in their right mind would pay for their overpriced shit when you have companies like True Nutrition, Optimum, Gaspari and Universal around.

 

[Knight9]

I don't care how much they pay Phil or how much they used to give Jay. They are so fucking overpriced its not even funny. I always wondered who in their right mind would pay for their overpriced shit when you have companies like True Nutrition, Optimum, Gaspari and Universal around.

About 90% of the consumers out there. Keep in mind - being educated and well-versed on these things (and anything) takes effort and a will to learn.

 

[Bio]

I think he's thinking about his future. Once his bodybuilding career is over, he'll be able to carry on his personal brand and hopefully make a good living for sometime down the road. It would be nice if he put out a quality product too!

 

[Sandpig]

Timing is an issue, I think. Who knows, he may be considering an early retirement

I doubt he's planning on retiring anytime soon.
My guess is that he want's the record.

 

[Rainmanisback]

He's walking away from a pretty big yearly salary and Mr. O prize match deal to start his own supplement company.

Big mistake.

Good thing for him... not good idea to relate his name to that company. Muscletech SUCKS!

 

[Queefer]

I don't care how much they pay Phil or how much they used to give Jay. They are so fucking overpriced its not even funny. I always wondered who in their right mind would pay for their overpriced shit when you have companies like True Nutrition, Optimum, Gaspari and Universal around.

They are costly for a reason. They want consumers to think they have better product then other companies.

 

[naturalsux]

I doubt he's planning on retiring anytime soon.
My guess is that he want's the record.

I agree, he started so young. He has plenty of time to get the record.

 

[ALLEX]

I doubt he's planning on retiring anytime soon.
My guess is that he want's the record.

If a MuscleTech sponsored athlete comes as good as him, he takes second.