Comments on: Trainer calls Demi Moore “thick” and Naomi Watts “fleshy” before his program

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By: Tom @ Foresight Personal Training

Tom @ Foresight Personal Training — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 12:48:05 +0000

I am a personal trainer based in Manchester, UK. This behaviour seriously puts us guys and girls out there doing a good job passing on great knowledge, motivating people to change their lives and achieve their goals. This guy is not what we are all like, we do not abuse or put down our clients!

Please don’t judge us all by this one guy!

TOM

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By: AA

AA — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 13:02:30 +0000

For all you softcocks that think Rob Parr is rude & insulting about his comments of celebrity clients,the fact is these particular clients were exactly as he describes them when they first came to him,maybe that’s why they hired him.As for his comments,if you can’t handle that then you will be in therapy if you ever hear what the majority of men say about overweight women as a whole.They don’t look at you and think “Damm! can’t wait to get Free Willy in the sack!” No they laugh at you behind your back( so you don’t have a breakdown over the truth) and the jokes are fast furious, and deservedly so.Voluptuous,cuddly,curvy and any other delusional adjective you want to use all mean lard/fat/overweight!To let yourself get to that point is a lack of respect to yourselves and your partners,it screams I don’t care and your not worth it to both your partners and your kids.This book is not only quite stark in comment but it’s workouts produces the results bigtime!.So, for all you lardasses who aren’t going to buy the book “because he’s rude & arrogant!” don’t!, have another cupcake while your partners are probably getting a bit on the side from some slim stuff! For those of you who want to do something about the state your in then I say you can’t go wrong,follow the steps grit your teeth and stick with it!You will see changes within two weeks,good luck to all who have the drive!

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By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 15:43:32 +0000

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By: FF

FF — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 21:07:38 +0000

Meh, this is just another form or appropriating women’s bodies.

Not everyone is going to be motivated by someone saying how “thick” and “fleshy” your body is – the method of training is largely dependent on the person.

I personally find it obnoxious but I’m aware that some people are highly motivated by that kind of talk. Depends on who you are: some people will push harder with the cardio/weights, some people would end up eating chocolate, and some people would just kick him in the nuts.

What I don’t like about it is him seeming to imply that insulting a clients body is *the* method that works. I find it a bit disturbing when these people lose sight of the fact that it’s a person’s body they’re talking about – you know, a person with feelings – so that everything becomes like dismembered body parts. It’s creepy.

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By: headache

headache — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 17:48:48 +0000

If any actress out there epitomizes the hourglass figure it’s either Catherine Zeta Jones or Salma Hayek. Demi’s is not bad, it’s just more of a long, lean, athletic build than hourglass.

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 17:18:58 +0000

Plus, how could Demi Moore epitomize an hourglass figure when earlier in the article, the trainer-author is quoted as saying that she lacks a defined waist? A small(er) waist is a primary requirement for an hourglass shape!

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By: saintdevil

saintdevil — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 09:41:42 +0000

I don’t think being insulted by mypersonal trainer would help me lose any weight.

As for Demi, how exactly does she have an hour-glass figure?
She is very fit and trim, but not curvy. With her fake boobs, she looks more like a board with balls stapled to it!

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By: frewt

frewt — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 06:16:12 +0000

Agreed, Cindy. Naomi is who and what Nicole Kidman wishes she was.
headache | 04.07.08 – 3:48 pm | #

Cate Blanchette, I reckon.

As for Demi, she may have had thousands of dollars of PS but she’s also worked out hard to get that GI Jane and Charlies Angels body – you can see it in her musculature.

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