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High Intensity Nation Interviews Drew Baye

22. March 2010

Check out my interview with Dave Durell at HighIntensityNation.com http://www.highintensitynation.com/2010/03/bonus-high-intensity-interview-drew-baye/

Interview with Josh Trentine, NGA and IDFA Natural Pro Bodybuilder

17. June 2008

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The following interview was originally posted on baye.com in late 2006. Josh Trentine is the CEO of Overload Personal Training and a natural bodybuilding competitor. He has been competing successfully for years using high intensity training, and turned pro this year in both the NGA and IDFA after taking 1st places in both the 2006 [...]

Interview with Fred Fornicola, co-author of Dumbbell Training for Strength and Fitness

5. June 2008

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Fred Fornicola, B.A., is the President and exclusive personal trainer of Premiere Personal Fitness in Asbury Park, New Jersey. In addition, he serves as a fitness equipment consultant for schools and corporations for Fitness Lifestyles, Inc. as well as the fitness professional who oversees Newberry Fitness (also of Asbury Park). Fred has been involved in [...]

Drew Baye Interview on SuperSlow in Muscular Development Magazine, May 2001

4. June 2008

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In May of 2001, Muscular Development magazine ran a feature on SuperSlow® training , in which contributing editor Bob Lefavi, PhD. interviewed Dr. Wayne Westcott, Dr. William Kraemer, Dr. Robert Newton, and myself. The following is the portion of the article with my interview, followed by my current thoughts on the subject. Drew Baye May [...]

Interview With Ellington Darden, PhD.

1. June 2008

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In this interview the author of the best-selling Nautilus book series retraces his early training days with Arthur Jones and Casey Viator and talks about some of the golden-age bodybuilders who inspired him. Then, he discusses how he merged his experiences into his latest publication, The New High Intensity Training