The amazing transformation of Freda Caccavale 5’3” woman drops from 204 pounds to 120 and wins physique titles in 28 months!
March 6, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
We never tire of telling tales about regular people that have undergone remarkable transformations using Parrillo strategies, supplements and tactics. It seems that a disproportional number of these transformations occur when normal folks leading normal lives come in contact with Parrillo-inspired personal trainers: in the Pacific Northwest Dave Patterson churns out transformed physiques with assembly-line regularity; in the Midwest Fred Rowlett has altered a thousand bodies with his no-nonsense approach; in the northeast Dr. Mike Feulner is a one-man physique factory; in the mid-Atlantic states Chris Toland has established himself as a consistent result producer for clients lucky enough to cross his path.
Are MCT’s (Coconut Oil) the secret cure for Alzheimers?
February 13, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
Are MCT’s the secret cure for Alzheimers?
There have been a number of articles published since 2008 about the effect of coconut oil and more specifically MCTs (Parrillo CapTri is an MCT oil) on Alzheimers.
Information suggests that many of the symptoms of the disease are due to the starvation of particular brain cells and their inability to process glucose.
CapTri and MCT oil have always been considered one of the most readily available energy sources for performance athletes.
To learn more about the effects of MCT oil on Alzheimers, read the following article. http://www.naturalnews.com/030919_coconut_oil_Alzheimers.html
Why Our Fitness Efforts Fail
February 7, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
Why Our Fitness Efforts Fail
Easy training and undisciplined eating are fun, easy -and a complete waste of time
By Duke Nukem
People bitch all the time about how hard and difficult the Parrillo system is. Many people tell us, “If you people (Parrillo trainers) would just make the physical training a little less difficult, if you would allow the nutrition to be a little less demanding and a lot less strict – then you’d be able to get a lot more folks to follow your methods.” Point-in-fact: the demanding, difficult strictness of the Parrillo system is what elicits the results. Everyone else in the wider fitness world purposefully makes fitness easier and more user-friendly in order to make a sale. This is a classic “Devil’s Bargain.” Make any system of fitness purposefully easier in order to appeal to a wider segment of a potential audience and it loses its effectiveness, assuming (and that’s a big assumption) that it had any effectiveness to begin with. Unfortunately easy and physical improvement is an irresolvable contradiction. There is no such thing as an easy dramatic physical transformation. The reason people continually fail in their fitness renovation efforts is they continually buy into the idea that somewhere there exists an effortless way with which to obtain the dramatic changes they seek without the dramatic effort. This is the biggest lie in all of fitness.
Episode 60: The great ‘how many meals?’ debate
February 7, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
A BODYBUILDER IS BORN: Generations
Episode 60: The great ‘how many meals?’ debate
As a writer for bodybuilding magazines for over twenty years now (don’t ask me where the time went), I’ve had the privilege of being able to speak to all the great champions and learn their personal opinions about training and nutrition. Not long ago, something 4-time Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler told me got me thinking. Jay feels the need to eat a minimum of four solid meals before he will work out, which has him hitting the gym anywhere from six PM to as late as 10 PM at times. If he can’t get that minimum number in, Jay won’t even train that day as he feels it would be a waste. The quality of the workout would suffer due to insufficient ‘gas in the tank.’ But Ronnie Coleman, 8-Time Mr. O, used to eat just one big breakfast of eggs and cheese and grits before blasting the iron. Arnold Classic Champion Branch Warren eats twice before training. All three of these men have incredible physiques and attacked the weights like ferocious beasts, so which one of them is ‘right’ about how many meals a bodybuilder requires prior to a workout? I think the answer to that depends on various factors.
Dan Root – Up and Coming MMA Fighter Chris Toland used Parrillo products to pare down Dan from 205 to 169
February 7, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
By Marty Gallagher
The fastest growing sport on the planet is Mixed Martial Arts. MMA grew out of a need to see who were the best fighters and what were the best fighting systems. Up until the advent of the MMA format, anyone could claim anything and fight schools everywhere proclaimed loudly that their style of fighting would and could whip any other style of fighting. This all ended when Rorian Gracie and Art Davey devised the octagon and created an essentially no-holds-barred format and invited loud mouth fight style braggarts to show up or shut up. The Ultimate Fighting Championship was created and soon established what fight styles were most effective and which ones were completely bogus.
Just Get Back on the Wagon
January 5, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
Twas the late morning two days away from Christmas, and I was navigating my shopping cart around Costco Wholesale. This was a rare occasion. For one thing, my wife had worked there for ten years and she could always pick up anything we happened to need before heading home. The other reason I rarely did the Costco shopping is that I have the terrible habit at places like this, Wal-Mart, and Target, of coming in for one or two items and leaving with about thirty.
The Amazing Story of Jim Kipp – From fat to fit to national champion in less than three years
January 5, 2012 by admin · Leave a Comment
Wesley James (Jim) Kipp lives in Clifton Park, New York and like so many individuals in their mid 40s he awoke one day and discovered he was woefully overweight, out of shape and a bit confused about what to do about it. He was a few biscuits shy of 200 pounds (196) and standing five feet five inches tall, he was drastically overweight. The bodyweight had come on gradually. “I had gotten into some bad eating habits over the years and suddenly I was a fat guy. I have two wonderful children who want their Dad to play with them. I could play – but not for long. I would get embarrassingly winded. I couldn’t keep up with them.
Carrie Rapp
December 2, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
A Look At Her Amazing Weight Loss Transformation
“What inspired me to become a bodybuilder? An episode of the short lived FOX show “The Adventures of Brisco County Jr” which guest starred Cory Everson as a blacksmith. I thought to myself “Wow! She’s beautiful and powerful and so confident! I wanna look like that someday!”. But it would be at least another 10 years before I competed at a college bodybuilding show in
What are those judges looking at?
December 2, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment
I have been to a couple hundred contests since the late 1980’s, all the way from local shows to the Arnold Classic and Mr. Olympia. There’s a common saying that goes, ‘the only person who’s happy with the judging at the end of the night is the winner.’ I would extend that to include the winner’s friends, family, coach, and fans if we’re talking about high-level amateurs and pro’s. As for everybody else, the words disgruntled, angry, and confused often come to mind. Many people are upset when they or the person they came to support does not win, and they blame everything from incompetency and favoritism on the part of the judges to outright politics and conspiracies.
Barb O’Dell – Loses 180 pounds of body weight; 110 of those in 365 days!
December 2, 2011 by admin · Leave a Comment








