During the podcast, Cutler delved into the electrifying moment when he unleashed the quad stomp. The sheer intensity of the move not only impressed onlookers, but also took a toll on his body. As he demonstrated the pose, he revealed that the immense power he applied strained his hamstrings due to the unfamiliarity of the movement and the rush of adrenaline that surged through his veins.
Jay Cutler’s epic Quad Stomp leaves a lasting impression
In his own words, Cutler recounted, “I went to drop the quad stomp, you know, I put a strain on my hamstrings a little bit because I hit it so hard.” After a long time, he tried his signature pose, and it wasn’t his best shot for that he said, “I’m not used to doing these kinds of poses, and the adrenaline was going because I’m like, ‘Damn, I looked out. What am I doing?’ So, I kind of was like, ‘Okay, okay,’ and I just hit a couple of shots.”
4 times Mr. Olympia also provided insight into the aftermath of the quad stomp. He shared that the intensity of the pose had lasting effects on his body, necessitating a cautious approach to avoid further strain.
Cutler’s awe-inspiring physique remained as impressive as ever
50-year-old bodybuilding legend acknowledged that while he looked exceptional in certain poses, he opted not to go toe-to-toe with Heath and engage in a back-and-forth exchange of shots. His candid admission added a human touch to his larger-than-life persona, showing that even the most seasoned bodybuilders can experience moments of vulnerability.
The veteran bodybuilder’s recent appearance not only showcased his extraordinary bodybuilding prowess, but also revealed the human side of the industry’s most celebrated figures. The quad stomp’s impressive impact, both during the performance and in the aftermath, underscores the dedication and passion that fuel his journey. As he continues to inspire fitness enthusiasts, his candid account serves as a reminder that even the mightiest of bodybuilding beasts must navigate the delicate.
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