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Alwyn Cosgrove - Strength And Conditioning Interrogations
Interviews with 21 of the top names in the fitness industry
AC: Hi Lyle, Thank you for the interview. Let’s get right to it. I’ve known you and spoke to you for a few years now. You might just be one of the most anal guys I’ve ever met when it comes to nutrition and training. Honestly - why is that? What drives you?
LM: I just have somewhat of a classic addictive/obsessive compulsive personality, I realized this fairly early in life; whatever I get interested in, I want to know everything about it. I go to sleep thinking about it, I wake up thinking about it. You’ve read some of my "Gee, I wonder" questions and we’ve discussed them in email, you know how bad it gets. I became fascinated with training in my teens and this intensified in college; as an athlete who was mediocre at best, I wanted to find better way to train, to eat, I devoured everything I could find. As I became more research oriented, and this came out of actually looking into the claims being made for a lot of stuff, it just got worse. I’ve been obsessed with fat loss since my teens, most likely as a consequence of having been chunky as a kid. Basically, like so many, most of my drive is to fix myself; that I’ve managed to turn it into a career is just a bonus.
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Interviews with 21 of the top names in the fitness industry
AC: Hi Lyle, Thank you for the interview. Let’s get right to it. I’ve known you and spoke to you for a few years now. You might just be one of the most anal guys I’ve ever met when it comes to nutrition and training. Honestly - why is that? What drives you?
LM: I just have somewhat of a classic addictive/obsessive compulsive personality, I realized this fairly early in life; whatever I get interested in, I want to know everything about it. I go to sleep thinking about it, I wake up thinking about it. You’ve read some of my "Gee, I wonder" questions and we’ve discussed them in email, you know how bad it gets. I became fascinated with training in my teens and this intensified in college; as an athlete who was mediocre at best, I wanted to find better way to train, to eat, I devoured everything I could find. As I became more research oriented, and this came out of actually looking into the claims being made for a lot of stuff, it just got worse. I’ve been obsessed with fat loss since my teens, most likely as a consequence of having been chunky as a kid. Basically, like so many, most of my drive is to fix myself; that I’ve managed to turn it into a career is just a bonus.
Click the link below for the complete document .
http://www.fileswap.com/share/7e2ff...trengthAndConditioningInterrogations.pdf.html
