New Training Journal Now Available!

I’m happy to announce that the new and improved “Jeff Willet Training Journal” is now available. I improved upon the last version by adding 20% more pages for logging your workouts as well as a more durable gold foiled stamped cover for greater longevity. The journals design is based on exactly how I logged my workouts over the years. I wish I had created this back when I was...

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New Interview

Thought you might like to check out a recent interview I did for simplyshredded.com. http://www.simplyshredded.com/ifbb-pro-natural-bodybuilder-jeff-willet-talks-with-simplyshredded-com.html Believe....

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Fat Loss Tip – Calorie Reductions

One of the main components in the fat loss equation is calories. You need to be mindful of how many calories you are taking in each day. If you are not showing the results you desire it is likely you need to eat fewer calories but be careful, calorie cuts should be made with a scalpel not a hatchet. Don’t do a dramatic cut all at once or you risk committing metabolic suicide. You need to...

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Physique Transformation Tip

Muscle and fat are two different tissues. Contrary to what you may have heard you can’t turn fat into muscle and conversely if you stop working out, muscle will not turn into fat. If you are over weight and your main emphasis is fat loss you still need a strong muscle building component to your plan (This goes for women too!). Don’t feel you need to lose fat before you focus on...

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Max-OT Cardio Tips

Remember not to over complicate Max-OT cardio. The goal of Max-OT style cardio is to work out of your comfort zone for 16-20 minutes. You need to be “huffing and puffing” throughout the session. Simply put, if you complete 16 minutes and it feels easy then you are not working hard enough. Don’t worry too much about what program setting you choose, what machine you are on or how...

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1999 Team Universe

I came across this photo recently from the 1999 NPC Team Universe and it brought back a lot of memories. This photo is meaningful to me because it was my first real photo shoot. The photo was taken in the alley outside our hotel in NYC by Mitsuru Okabe for IronMan Magazine. It was taken Saturday mid day before the finals so I didn’t know at that time that I had won the light heavy weight...

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