Showing posts with label I Want To Look Like That Guy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label I Want To Look Like That Guy. Show all posts

Thursday, April 7, 2011

"Secrets Behind I Want to Look Like That Guy" Supplement Key...

"Secrets Behind I Want to Look Like That Guy" details the nutrition program that Stuart MacDonald executed to achieve his outstanding body transformation in our award winning documentary “I Want to Look Like That Guy.”

Several supplements are listed by their product name with no real description. Also some of the products have since been discontinued so I thought a simple supplement key would help clear up any confusion and help you maximize the information provided in the video.

"Secrets" Supplement Key:

Ny-Tro PRO-40 = Meal Replacement (Discontinued)

Creatine HSC = Glucose Crystals (DGC) with Micronized Creatine and Taurine. (Discontinued, however, Micronized Creatine and the DGC Crystals are still sold separately.)

VP2 = Whey Protein Isolate (Still Available)

GL3 = L-Glutamine, Amino Acid (Still Available)

Myo-D = Omega-3 EPA-Amino Hybrid (Still Available)

For detailed information on each product check out the AST Sports Science web site.

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www.jeffwillet.com

Friday, February 18, 2011

"That Guy" to Screen at Arnold Sports Film Fest!

Our documentary "I Want to Look Like That Guy" has been chosen to screen at the 1st annual Arnold Sports Film Festival.

“I am happy to inform you that your film has been chosen to screen at the Arnold Sports Film Festival!

Your film will screen in one of several screenings throughout the weekend of March 4, 5, 6. The first screenings will begin Friday afternoon and continue through Sunday afternoon's awards ceremony, where Mr. Schwarzenegger will be on-hand."

I want to take this opportunity to extend a "thank you" to all who have supported our efforts by purchasing a copy of "I Want to Look Like That Guy". We are thrilled to be included in this event and excited about the doors this could open for our film!

Believe. Achieve.

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Why So Many Supplements?

A common question I get from people who view my "Lost Logs" ebook or watch Stu's amazing transformation unfold in "I Want to Look Like That Guy" is why do I choose to have so much of my nutrients coming from supplementation rather than whole food? Here's the method to my madness:


Nutrient Density Maximized - A quality meal replacement typically maximizes nutrient density better than a whole food meal. This keeps protein and nutrients high with total calories low.

Convenience - Shaking up a meal replacement can happen pretty much anywhere and any time. It is not always as easy to break open the Tupperware and start eating your chicken and green beans. Meal replacements over the years have helped me stay 100% on track with my plan in a variety of situations.

Easy to Measure - Meal replacements make it very easy to measure your intake and consequently make adjustments to your diet as you skim away calories. Measuring the cuts with supplements is very easy and accurate.

This is not to say you can't construct an effective nutrition plan with the use of more whole food. This is simply my preference and the reasons why.

Believe. Achieve.

http://www.jeffwillet.com/

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Arnold Sports Film Festival - "That Guy" Documentary Makes Second Round of Judging!



This is the inaugural year for the Arnold Sports Film Festival which is run in conjunction withe the Arnold Classic weekend in Columbus, Ohio.

We entered our documentary, I Want To Look Like That Guy, and I am happy to announce that we have made it to the second round of judging. This means we have a chance for our film to be one of the select few out of thousands of entrants to be part of an official screening during the Arnold Classic weekend.

The official announcement will be made later this month but either way we are honored to make it this far in the process considering the high level of competition we are against.


Believe. Achieve.


http://www.jeffwillet.com/