4X Mr. Olympia Jay Cutler Unveils Best Movements to Build Phenomenal Olympia Level Physique: “My Meat and Potato Movements…”

Jay Cutler, who has won 4 Olympia titles despite an unparalleled struggling journey, still retains a chiseled body even at the age of 50. For him, age is just a number, and he does not let that number define his bodybuilding capability. Often, Cutler is seen hitting the gym and sharing his fruitful suggestions with fitness seekers. 

Recently, the Olympia champ opened up on effective training approaches that are needed to attain an Olympia-winning body. He showcased some movements that, according to him, will target every part of the body and help in overall muscle development. 

From the standing calf raise to the shoulder press: Cutler’s recommendations

In a recent Instagram post, the Olympia winner had set out to resolve the query of many aspiring bodybuilders with his results-driven exercises. He posted a video of himself explaining every exercise that he thinks is required to get a toned body. The post was captioned, “My meat and potato movements for each body part broken down.”

Among many training techniques, Cutler pinpointed how the basic standing calf raise was an ideal one. Other than this, he underscored squats and stiff-legged deadlifts, which are strength-training exercises to target the hamstring. He also suggested doing deadlifting with dumbbells and barbells. Moreover, he talked about pull-ups, which are responsible for giving one a v-taper body with broad shoulders and lats down to the narrow waist.

Touching upon ‌shoulder strength and muscle topics, he suggested the shoulder press to be the best option. This could be done using a dumbbell, barbell, or the Smith machine as well. For chest training, Cutler recommended the basic bench press. To get well-built biceps, he advocated the standard Barbell curl exercises, while for triceps, he recommended doing dips.  

Cutler, who has always been vocal about muscle-building approaches, once made a shocking revelation about how cardio is anti-productive for building muscle.

Jay Cutler recommends high volume training of 20 sets  

In a recent, the four-time Mr. Olympia shared his thoughts about how cardio was not really a great thing for muscle building “Cardio is anti-productive in order to build muscle”, he said despite the fact that cardio is meant to give various other health benefits.

Read More: “Might Need to Work on the Form”: Mr. Olympia GOAT Ronnie Coleman Gives an Ultimate Workout Advice to Viral Bodybuilder Sam Sulek

Talking about the rightful approach to muscle-building, he emphasized doing the training with a high volume of 20 sets for different body parts, or training twice a day. On the other hand he also mentioned how cardio helps boost appetite and can kick-start muscles’ muscle-building processes, however, it would never be the driver behind muscle building. 

What do you think about the movements recommended by Cutler? Would you incorporate them into your fitness routine? Let us know in the comments.

Watch This Story: Bodybuilding World Passes Harsh Verdict As 21-Year-Old Fitness Influencer Accused of Steroid Usage Goes Viral