On June 23rd, 2011, I had 8x Mr. Olympia Ronnie Coleman on my radio show, Access Bodybuilding, to talk about his new company, Ronnie Coleman Signature Series. When Ronnie was on the show he told about his company’s plan to start outside the United States, and at the time, I wondered how it would all turn out. Two days ago I toured the new Florida Ronnie Coleman Signature Series headquarters and was blown away by facility.
The name Jay Cutler is synonymous with success in the world of Bodybuilding. Jay has had a very successful career in the sport both onstage and off. Today, I received several calls from reliable sources about another Jay Cutler victory on the horizon.
Last weekend Shawn Rhoden shocked a majority of the bodybuilding fans and media by winning the IFBB PBW Tampa Pro. I was equally shocked a few days ago when I found out his sponsor, QNT, decided to drop him.
IFBB Pro Victor Martinez has been out of lock up for a little more than 3 months and has already gained back a tremendous amount of size. I saw him this past weekend at the IFBB PBW Tampa Pro show and, by the looks of him, you’d never know he recently spent the better part of 2012 behind bars. However, with the 2012 Mr. Olympia only 7 weeks away, it still doesn't look as if Victor should be putting his physique on the line by competing in the O.
In 2007, IFBB Pro Kris Dim, 39, came face to face with death when he suffered a tear in the inner wall of his aorta. This potentially fatal incident caused massive blood flow between the layers of the wall of the aorta. The aorta is the highest pressure spot in the body, so when there is a rupture, there is bound to be serious ramafications. Basically, when this rare occurrence happens, the person generally dies very quickly. Aortic dissection has a 80% mortality rate and more than half of the people die before they even get to the hospital. Kris Dim miraculously survived this medical emergency and even competed again after his recovery! Sadly, Kris’ medical troubles only began in 2007. Recently, Kris went back under the knife to repair a stent. When Kris came out of surgery, his doctors told him, “Sorry, you have a spinal cord injury, and there is a chance that you will never walk again.”
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