Anyone read "The Bodybuilding Truth"??

[DanielBishop]

George has advertised this book before.... and it looks intriguing.

But at the same time.... promises some pretty unbelievable things, and sounds a lot like one of the gimmicks that it accuses of being so deceptive and fraudulent.

Has anyone actually read this book?

 

[mranderson]

its was a very good read for the most part but was very dissapointed in the diet section very vague and lacks any real diet information.

 

[JJFigure]

Don't waste your money. It's basically one person spouting off at the industry with no facts or references to back up his arguments. I don't mind spouting per se, just have some references to back up your arguments.

 

[DanielBishop]

He says forget about bench presses for chest.... so what does he suggest instead?

He tells of a completely new abs exercise.... what is it?

He says there's one simple thing which will blow out your biceps.... which is....?

I dunno. Seems like a right ol' scam to me.

 

[Mr.X]

Don't waste your money. It's basically one person spouting off at the industry with no facts or references to back up his arguments. I don't mind spouting per se, just have some references to back up your arguments.

TRUE! No references or science is given.....

I read it, I don't believe a word of it, it's like me saying that nothing works because I SAID SO! I have many years of experience in the bodybuilding world as you all know, internet and real world. But, I would never put down other people's ideas w/o proof. There is absolutely NO proof given in the whole book, just a person talking and talking about his so called "ideas". It's not a feasible way to conduct yourself, but that's really not for me to judge. I wouldn't buy it...I read it though......

Mr.X