Johnston Rep Method

Brian,

Thank you for your informative response it enlightens all I am sure.

BTW, Rennie's "CONTROL OF THE SIZE OF THE
HUMAN MUSCLE MASS" is not a metanalysis, it is an Annual Review, there is a difference ;) .

Dan
 
Let me make this clear: I work with athletes and rehab people for the most part, and I take my work seriously. When I spend time on discussion boards it becomes more of a pissing match and ramblings of semantics and ad hominem attacks. I would rather invest my time in the research and work that I do. From what I can tell thus far, it's not an issue of discussing any training idea, but to see one's "name in lights, " as a few of these post demonstrate. Mr. Haycock's training philosophy and concepts is a product... one that he has developed. Not all products are tangible, and I refuse to discuss my methods on someone else's turf with differing views (unless invited). Some of you don't want to pay for information? Well, I don't want to be your slave and spend my time discussing my ideas for free either. I guess we can agree on that much. If you don't think I have anything to offer, or that the testimonials are 'faked,' then ignore it and go on with what you are doing... I'm sure it's working wonders. For those who do have the book, you know where the IART RoundTable is; make use of it and expand your training knowledge about this method in that regard, rather than trying to talk about it with those who do not know. Best wishes on your training.

Brian D. Johnston
 
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Quote[/b] (logicbdj @ Dec. 28 2005,9:06)]Let me make this clear: I work with athletes and rehab people for the most part, and I take my work seriously. When I spend time on discussion boards it becomes more of a pissing match and ramblings of semantics and ad hominem attacks. I would rather invest my time in the research and work that I do. From what I can tell thus far, it's not an issue of discussing any training idea, but to see one's "name in lights, " as a few of these post demonstrate. Mr. Haycock's training philosophy and concepts is a product... one that he has developed. Not all products are tangible, and I refuse to discuss my methods on someone else's turf with differing views (unless invited). Some of you don't want to pay for information? Well, I don't want to be your slave and spend my time discussing my ideas for free either. I guess we can agree on that much. If you don't think I have anything to offer, or that the testimonials are 'faked,' then ignore it and go on with what you are doing... I'm sure it's working wonders. For those who do have the book, you know where the IART RoundTable is; make use of it and expand your training knowledge about this method in that regard, rather than trying to talk about it with those who do not know. Best wishes on your training.
Brian D. Johnston
Translation = "I'm afraid to be challenged in a forum I don't personally run for fear of looking incompetent."

gg Brian.
 
Actually, I'm very busy, 40 years old, and don't have the time or interest to communicate with trolls who are hell-bent on snide, smartass comments to make themselves feel superior. It is for this reason that I won't be coming back to this board. Apparently some of you have more time on your hands than I do.

By the way, for all you 'massive' individuals who feel they know what they are talking about, feel free to submit your success stories and (unaltered) photos to our site. I would be happy to publish them. That way you can demonstrate you know what YOU are talking about.

We also welcome ANYONE to submit articles for our hardcover book, Synergy, which releases every year. Simply e-mail me a general topic or concept asap, with the article to be submitted by June 2006.

See, you can be an 'expert' too, but you have to focus on being mature and rational, and not insulting. Synergy is an educational text. Thank you.

Brian D. Johnston
 
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Quote[/b] (logicbdj @ Dec. 29 2005,3:50)]Actually, I'm very busy, 40 years old, and don't have the time or interest to communicate with trolls who are hell-bent on snide, smartass comments to make themselves feel superior. It is for this reason that I won't be coming back to this board. Apparently some of you have more time on your hands than I do.
By the way, for all you 'massive' individuals who feel they know what they are talking about, feel free to submit your success stories and (unaltered) photos to our site. I would be happy to publish them. That way you can demonstrate you know what YOU are talking about.
We also welcome ANYONE to submit articles for our hardcover book, Synergy, which releases every year. Simply e-mail me a general topic or concept asap, with the article to be submitted by June 2006.
See, you can be an 'expert' too, but you have to focus on being mature and rational, and not insulting. Synergy is an educational text. Thank you.
Brian D. Johnston
Yah, just like you didn't have time to debate Mel Siff before he died, but suddenly found the time to publish an entire work attacking his ideas afterwards.

Feel free to run away like a little girl, though.

P.S. Nice meathead "let's compare pics!" logic.
 
Judging by the way 'xtreme' seems hell bent on sticking his nose as far up Brians arse as he can Id put a fair amount of money on him a) getting a backhander from Brian, or b) being Brian himself under a different username. In which case, hats off to Brian for being flexible enough to stick his nose up his own arse (not that thats what Id be doing if I were that flexible
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Quote[/b] (xtreme @ Dec. 30 2005,12:25)]Pauly... GROW UP! For a start you don't know me. Secondly, who cares if Pee Wee Herman invented JReps the point is THEY WORK! Why are you so incredulous that someone can actually expand upon what is currently known and come up with a method that applied properly delivers results? Do you still believe the world is flat??? Btw, how long have you been training? I assume you are still in your teens or early 20's by your mannerism.
No, I dont know you, but it amuses me watching someone stick their nose up someones arse (anyone up anyones arse, not just yours up Brians arse).

And not that it matters a bit, but Im 28 and have been training for 10 years. I believe the world is round (from what Ive seen anyway, although maybe its just a big conspiracy and everyones been lying to me all these years!?), and I also believe that what Brain calls 'JReps' has been around in bodybuilding circles for donkkeys years. A rose is still a rose...
 
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Quote[/b] (logicbdj @ Dec. 29 2005,3:50)]Actually, I'm very busy, 40 years old, and don't have the time or interest to communicate with trolls who are hell-bent on snide, smartass comments to make themselves feel superior. It is for this reason that I won't be coming back to this board. Apparently some of you have more time on your hands than I do.
With all due respect, Brian, you're asking for "snide, smartass comments" when you can't even discuss a few questions with dkm1987. Instead, you reply with all sorts of red herrings. You shouldn't be surprised, then, when those on the forum presume you don't have an answer. This, in turn, undermines any confidence we might have in the theoretical underpinnings of your program.

From what I see, it only turned into "a pissing match and ramblings of semantics" after YOU focused on the difference between "assume" and "presume" rather than the legitimate questions at hand. Don't act like you made any sincere attempt at fruitful discussion like dkm1987 had.
 
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Quote[/b] (xtreme @ Dec. 29 2005,8:20)]Pauly, I still don't see where you are coming from. I have no financial ties with either Brian or the IART but that doesn't stop me endorsing something that works as well in practice as it does in theory.
...as we've all seen so well.
 
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Quote[/b] (xtreme @ Dec. 30 2005,2:20)]From Jones, to Mentzer, Viator, Darden, I tried them all. Yet in a mere 4 weeks I gained 1/4 using a supposedly "old technique". I think not!
So you go from HIT to something that is different and you gain something.

Wow, how novel, never heard that before.




And well done to Brian Johnston for showing why never to deal with IART.
 
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Quote[/b] (xtreme @ Dec. 30 2005,7:07)]Wrong Aaron, if you had tried JReps then you would know they are a form of HIT, they just work a muscle much more uniformally along its entire length. So yes, it is novel!
For a shill you sure cant read.

I said you did something different to HIT

ARe you performing things exactly as Jones recommends?


or is it different.

And BTW, Jreps is nothing new
 
I have no problem with someone wanting to profit from their ideas. However, if you expect people to pay for something, you better be able to defend it in public in a meaningfull way, or be willing to say "it works but I'm not really sure why". I guess the latter is essentially what is being said.
If it truly does provide real world results, then it's popularity will spread, much like HST.
 
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Quote[/b] (logicbdj @ Dec. 29 2005,3:50)]Actually, I'm very busy, 40 years old, and don't have the time or interest to communicate with trolls who are hell-bent on snide, smartass comments to make themselves feel superior. It is for this reason that I won't be coming back to this board.  Apparently some of you have more time on your hands than I do.  
By the way, for all you 'massive' individuals who feel they know what they are talking about, feel free to submit your success stories and (unaltered) photos to our site.  I would be happy to publish them.  That way you can demonstrate you know what YOU are talking about.
We also welcome ANYONE to submit articles for our hardcover book, Synergy, which releases every year.  Simply e-mail me a general topic or concept asap, with the article to be submitted by June 2006.
See, you can be an 'expert' too, but you have to focus on being mature and rational, and not insulting.  Synergy is an educational text.  Thank you.
Brian D. Johnston
I think it's cute that you have the time to write several lengthy posts about why you don't have time to argue.
 
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