Video: Jay talks about the importance of consistency

thethinker48 · Nov 16, 2015

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-qh7mqRPaU"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6-qh7mqRPaU[/ame]

Skip to 13:30. I always thought Jay was more reserved during his competitive years, but you can see the man talk about the actual reason behind his success. Progression over the years, and consistency.

I realize this might be beating the dead horse, but it's super cool to hear a guy like Jay talking about the same thing every experienced guy on this board recommends.

ProMuscle1986 · Nov 16, 2015

Stuff like this is why Jay is the greatest bodybuilder ever.

Nabz · Nov 16, 2015

Pretty cool to see Jay talking to the young guy like he is talking to one of his buddies. I've met him in person although he was interacting with ppl walking up to him he had that Jay Cutler "mystique" of only speaking a couple of sentences.

marshallmadman · Nov 16, 2015

I also saw a video recently where he said that he had the tightest waist and was in the best condition (2001), because half of his meals consisted of protein shakes instead of actually eating meat. His opinion is the same as mine when it comes to the gut issue. These guys are eating way too much food, and it's causing the big guts. Jay also said that it can't be that "this guy takes this" and "that guy uses too much of that". It's all in the amount of meat you are asking your body to process.

thethinker48 · Nov 16, 2015

marshallmadman said:
I also saw a video recently where he said that he had the tightest waist and was in the best condition (2001), because half of his meals consisted of protein shakes instead of actually eating meat. His opinion is the same as mine when it comes to the gut issue. These guys are eating way too much food, and it's causing the big guts. Jay also said that it can't be that "this guy takes this" and "that guy uses too much of that". It's all in the amount of meat you are asking your body to process.

Agree 100%! I also think the traditional bodybuilding diet that lacks fiber, and focuses on processed carbs.