Despite the massively muscular physique that Nick ‘the Mutant’ Walker has, he completely dumps the idea of taking in junk to get bigger. According to the bodybuilding beast, he keeps his calorie count in check and ensures that his body is provided with all the necessary nutrients for its growth.
Now, in one of their conversations on Jay Cutler’s podcast, Serbian fitness coach Milos Sarcev agreed with Walker’s approach to gaining weight and muscles. Here’s why Sarcev disregards the idea of getting bigger by just gulping down more and more food.
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Milos Sarcev supports Nick Walker’s approach to diet
In the recent episode of the ‘Cutler Cast’, Walker, Sarcev, and Jay Cutler were caught in a candid conversation. As they went on talking, Nick Walker mentioned how he hated the idea of dirty bulking, a pretty famous method among many looking to attain fitness goals these days.
Adding to Walker’s point, Sarcev said, “There’s just a lame excuse for everybody. Eat big to get big off-season and all that sh*t.” The bodybuilder also stressed the fact that he negated this notion during his entire career. He never considered the time period of the off-season and preferred being in shape all year long.
Showcasing his preference, Sarcev said, “You have an allowance of so many proteins, carbs, calories, right? Why would I eat junk, why would I choose calories over nutrients?” According to these bodybuilders, there is no doubt that slow progress is always more sustainable than taking shortcuts.
Further in the video, Cutler tried convincing Nick Walker to participate in the Arnold Classic this year. However, it looks like the Mutant already has his priorities sorted.
Nick Walker’s only goal is to win the Olympia
As the legends indulge in conversation with each other and Milos Sarcev invites Jay Cutler and Nick Walker over for dinner, Cutler very swiftly suggests that since the Mutant agreed to come, it means that he was not in the midst of preparation for the Arnold Classic. Cutler further asked if it was possible to convince Walker to participate this year.
To this, Nick Walker swiftly said no, prompting Cutler to say that, “All that matters to him is the Mr. Olympia.” Agreeing to this, Walker replied that since he has already won the Arnold Classic, he sure would want to win more but at present he had his eyes set on lifting the Sandow trophy.
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