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Interview with Mike Westerdal of Critical Bench
By Paul Becker

PB: When did you first start working out and what was it that got you
started?

MW: I started working out when I was fifteen years old.  Weighing in 
at only 110 lbs soaking wet, I had to put on some muscle if I wanted to 
play football without getting hurt.  My body started changing so fast 
and I was hooked.  It did wonders for my self confidence and helped
me excel in sports.  Looking back I remember watching a lot of Van 
Damme, Stallone, and Arnold movies, which also inspired me.

PB: Who do you most admire in the sport?

MW: I admire Arnold for being one of the pioneers of bodybuilding and
appreciate the fact that he was able to gain such size and definition 
even though he is so tall.

My favorite athlete of all times is Art Monk of the Washington 
Redskins. When he played he was one of the best, but was very 
modest.  He showed me that with hard work anything is possible.

Anthony Clark has won my admiration by achieving an 800 lb bench 
press natural.

PB: How often do you train and how long do your workouts last?

MW: I lift weights 4 days  a week.  Depending on my training goals I'll do
cardio on off days, or double up with 45 min of cardio after lifting.

PB: Do you follow any special diet or take supplements?

MW: Here's a typical day for me.

7AM: 6 egg whites w/ potatoes
10 AM: Can of tuna
12:30:  Turkey sandwhich on whole wheat bread
2:30: Protein shake and peice of fruit
5:00: Chicken or fish with vegies.
8:00:  Meal replacement shake after workout
10:00: Snack before bed: Sugar free Jello, or peanuts.

Supplements.  I take creatine, glutamine, protein, multi-vitamin, joint
support, and CLA.

PB: The biggest question people who workout are asked is "How much 
ya bench?" Why did you think the bench press has become the king of 
all lifts?

MW:  It's true people do put a huge emphasis on this exercise. However 
it's not so strange when you think about it. The bench press is a core 
fundamental exercise for developing upper body strength. You're not 
only working your pectorals (chest), you are also working your
anterior deltoids (front shoulders), triceps brachii, and latissimus dorsi. 
If I could just pick just one exercise to train my upper body I would have 
to go with the bench. You just can't develop the same upper body mass 
with any other exercise.

PB: Were you always a good bench presser?

MW: Not at all, this is something I worked at.  When I was 15 years old I
couldn't bench press 100 lbs. By the time I was 18 I could bench 275.  
By the time I was 22 I could hit 400.

PB: How did the Critical Bench program come about?

MW: Well Paul, I played football in college and was forced to do a lifting
program that I didn't think was that great.  Growing up I read every 
bodybuilding resource I could get my hands on and felt like I could 
design a better program.  Believe it or not an elite group of us on the 
team used to fake it through our mandatory lifting sessions.  As soon as 
the coaches let us out, we drive to the local gym and perform our real 
workouts.  We believed you should only bench press once a week and 
you should lift heavy.  The result?  We produced a handful of 400 lb 
benchers for the upcoming season and the rest is history.

PB: A very interesting thing about your program that makes it different 
from any other bench press course I have ever seen is, that rather 
then being a cookie cutter program - each and every one is personlized 
for every new customer.   What else can you tell us about the 
Critical Bench program?

MW: That's right.....each lifter is given the exact weights to lift in the
bench press.  After 10-weeks the average increase is 50 lbs.  Some 
people have increaased more, some less.  Thousands have used
the system with success.  The program is split into five days a week,
working each muscle once a week.  It's set up perfect to increase 
your bench, but you'll also get stronger throughout your entire body.

PB: How can someone get your program and can you offer my 
subscribers some type of extra bonus?

MW: It's easy just vist CriticalBench for more information.

There's already a lot of bonuses including ebooks, "3 Keys to Killer 
Abs", "World Class Bench Pressing", a free copy of Monster Muscle 
Mag, and a pair of sport glasses.......

But I'll tell you what, I'll sweeten the deal even more by giving away 
one more bonus.  Anyone that sends me an email after ordering will 
also receive a free Big Arms Report.  Simply send an e-mail to 
mwesterdal@criticalbench.com to claim it after ordering the Critical 
Bench Program.

PB: Thanks for the interview Mike!

MW: Thank you Paul, it's always a pleasure.

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