How would I get in contact to train with Charles Glass

**2manytoyz** · 10-10-2007, 02:19 AM

I couldn't find a website for him or I could just be missing it. I live in London but I'm planning a trip to Cali in December. I hoping I could train with him for a week to pick up some points. Any help would be great .

Thanks

**fabian1984** · 10-10-2007, 02:22 AM

I remember that he once said that anyone can train with him. All you need to do is to call the gold's gym in venice beach.

**Npeart** · 10-10-2007, 02:50 AM

Originally Posted by fabian1984

I remember that he once said that anyone can train with him. All you need to do is to call the gold's gym in venice beach.

Yes, but he is not cheap. I'd say he's probably $150 an hour.

**Switch1983** · 10-10-2007, 02:54 AM

$150 isnt too bad considering Milos is $500 an hour. Obviously different people and different training style but jsut saying it could be worse!

EDIT - Yeah just ring the gym and go from there.

**Npeart** · 10-10-2007, 03:01 AM

Originally Posted by Switch1983

$150 isnt too bad considering Milos is $500 an hour. Obviously different people and different training style but jsut saying it could be worse!

EDIT - Yeah just ring the gym and go from there.

Bro, is that really true? That nut is really getting $500.00 an hour??? Who would pay that???

**Captain Britain** · 10-10-2007, 03:11 AM

I don't know why you'd want to train with Charles Glass. He hasn't contributed any science to fat loss or muscle gain methods and his trainees have had their success because of their genetics and drugs and he can't give you any of these two. Then again the decision is yours and Milos can charge what he wants, he isn't forcing people to go to him and pay the $500 an hour.

**Switch1983** · 10-10-2007, 03:24 AM

Just going off his website he has $500 for an hour. Thats consultation thou, diet, workout, everything.

http://www.milossarcev.com/eshop/cus...60&cat=0&page=

**carlow** · 10-10-2007, 03:32 AM

ive trained in golds for a few months at a time, charles is nearly always there....so im guessing he wont have much free time. you would def want to get in contact with him asap to give you the best chance to make it happen. as mentioned above, ring golds or contact "propta" at www.propta.com as thats the company he is contrated to.

i never had a session with him altough i did want to but even from just listening to him speak with other clients and watching them been trainied by him picked up some nice little tips. in the months that i trained there and saw him there i only ever saw him training himself once. was kinda cool.

**The_One77** · 10-10-2007, 03:45 AM

$500 an hour!?!?
That's absouletly ridiculous, just buy his DVD lol

**wala** · 10-10-2007, 04:42 AM

Originally Posted by The_One77

$500 an hour!?!?
That's absouletly ridiculous, just buy his DVD lol

x1!!

**PaHulkster** · 10-10-2007, 05:13 AM

If they really show you a lot of great info then the price isn't so bad. I mean there are tons of people on here who spend $300 a month on supplements, and don't get anything at all out of it. I've bought a few pointless $100 supplement stacks myself over the years. If you can spend $300 on training and insight that will definitely change your physique for the better then the money is worth it.

Personally, I'd go to Gold's and just creep around Charles while he is training other people haha.

**JOHN GARGANI** · 10-10-2007, 06:15 AM

Personally, I'd go to Gold's and just creep around Charles while he is training other people haha.

yep, that's what Creeps do! LOL!!!

actually, HULK, you made a great point comparing the personal training fee to what people spend on worthless supplements....

Charles is a very insightful individual: to say, as someone suggested, that he could only help guys taking roids is silly: he has a very good knowledge of kinetics and is not afraid to change angles and grips and other things to accomplish something for his clients particular bone structure and build....

I say, if you can swing it financially, why not......

**2manytoyz** · 10-10-2007, 06:21 AM

Wow, thanks for all the replies and information. I will give Gold's a call and try to sort it out. I don't mind paying a bit of money to learn. Its only going to be for a week and the UK pound should go a long way in Cali.

**Jrich54338** · 10-10-2007, 07:09 AM

Does Glass have a website or a DVD??

**user23960508710783** · 10-10-2007, 09:44 AM

Originally Posted by 2manytoyz

Wow, thanks for all the replies and information. I will give Gold's a call and try to sort it out. I don't mind paying a bit of money to learn. Its only going to be for a week and the UK pound should go a long way in Cali.

Don't waste your money.

I don't know why everyone is in love with Charles Glass's training. He's one of those weird people who thinks you can shape a muscle through exercise (you can't).

Plus, lets be honest fellas -- weightlifting is not a terribly complicated thing. Diet and nutrition, sure, that gets kind of complicated at times, but just hitting the weights is pretty simple and straightforward.

If I was going to toss away money, I'd get a nutritionist first.

**MattyH7688** · 10-10-2007, 09:52 AM

charles glass is an idiot

**Dbol26** · 10-10-2007, 10:14 AM

i would take glass over milos any day. He's the trainer of champions

**kmart07** · 10-10-2007, 10:20 AM

i'd just be cool to train with charles glass......MATTYH you are from erie pa? i used to live there well harborcreek to be exact

**MrMetabolism** · 10-10-2007, 10:36 AM

glass and milos are by far the best trainers in the industry imo

**Grind4Mine** · 10-10-2007, 10:39 AM

daaamn, for that kinda money i think Ill just stick with a bottle of test....no i mean I know I will

**zune** · 10-10-2007, 10:41 AM

Originally Posted by elykdogg

glass and milos are by far the best trainers in the industry imo

x2
milos>glass

**ronnie0072** · 10-10-2007, 10:52 AM

Originally Posted by Npeart

Bro, is that really true? That nut is really getting $500.00 an hour??? Who would pay that???

honestly i would pay 500.00 to chill with milos, train, have him make me a diet, and pick his brain. He seems like a very smart man. However i do not have an extra 500.00 to do that

**carman336** · 10-10-2007, 12:12 PM

Originally Posted by MattyH7688

charles glass is an idiot

dude, at 5'8'' and 180 I don't think you have a whole lot of room to be calling any pro BB trainer an idiot. Although I don't know glass through personal experience, many of his insights have been helpful to me (as have the insights of many BB'ers over time). Although trainers are not for everyone, it canot be argued that a personal trainer is a great asset for many as he can pust you in new directions and he is not bound by any sub concious barriers that you may have built. Trainers also have great knowledge of kinetics and are able to custom tailor workout programs that fit your body type correctly. Don't flame glass until you've won a sandow or 2 WITHOUT a trainer. (putting on my HATA BLOCKAS!)

**TT22** · 10-10-2007, 12:34 PM

Originally Posted by MattyH7688

charles glass is an idiot

What do you base that statement off of?

**ProWrestleFan** · 10-10-2007, 01:16 PM

Unless your getting ready for a top NPC show or going for your pro card... What the hell is the point in hiring a personal trainer the likes of Milos or Glass?

**twiztiddevil** · 10-10-2007, 01:29 PM

Originally Posted by ProWrestleFan

Unless your getting ready for a top NPC show or going for your pro card... What the hell is the point in hiring a personal trainer the likes of Milos or Glass?

You also might ask any aspiring bodybuilder, whats the point of even going to the gym then?

And training can be a very fundamental aspect of reaching your goals. Before you say supplements and diet are integral parts, but training isn't... Hold up a second.

Do you KNOW for a fact that your diet is 100% of what it could be? How about even 75%? 50%?

Ask that same question for your supplementation, drugs included... 100%?

And now training? Somewhere along these lines rest applies to. Do you know WHEN you need to take a day off? What do you should/could do on that day?(maybe some stretching or a little cardio, or nothing at all?) And are you the type that can grow exponential amounts of muscle by training light with lots of reps? How about lots wieght but low reps? If niether, then what kind of mix works best for you? Do you really know? Is your form what it should be to stimulate maximum growth? I'm not talking full ROM, I'm talking for maximum stimulus. Since we all want big muscles, that is what's important right?

Is not as "straight forward" as you might think for some people. If you don't want to train with someone who has more knowledge then don't. Someone else will, and make better gains than you.

**zero_signal_69** · 10-10-2007, 02:30 PM

Here is his website:

http://www.charlesglasstraining.com/

**Sikk** · 10-10-2007, 06:15 PM

Onsite with Charles: $200/per weight training session

Nutritional Programming:
First 12 weeks: $800.00
Bi-monthly dietary adjustments: $ 50-75.00

Contest prep diets:
12 weeks: $800.00
8 weeks: $600.00

Online training packets:
3 months 4-5 days a week routine: $1200.00
2 months $800.00

Interactive Web Cam:

With Charles: $200 for 30 minutes

Complete 12 week contest prep pack
Diet, Training, Posing, Routine Choreography
$1600.00

Routine Choreography:

$125. per hour of onsite instruction and mandatory practice
Routine formation $200.00
Webcam instruction of routine: 1 hour special $250.00

Buddy Packages available upon request for onsite training.
Multi Packages also considered: 3-4 clients in a slot onsite only

Multiple sessions my be a reduced rate

**stealth_swimmer** · 10-10-2007, 09:45 PM

Originally Posted by JOHN GARGANI

yep, that's what Creeps do! LOL!!!

actually, HULK, you made a great point comparing the personal training fee to what people spend on worthless supplements....

Charles is a very insightful individual: to say, as someone suggested, that he could only help guys taking roids is silly: he has a very good knowledge of kinetics and is not afraid to change angles and grips and other things to accomplish something for his clients particular bone structure and build....

I say, if you can swing it financially, why not......

x2, that's why on his show "getting cut with Glass" he is training someone who is not a pro. It shows that he trains different clients.

**satoups** · 10-03-2014, 02:49 PM

You can always learn something from an experience BB/trainer. Don't think I would pay that much for a week but a day or two I would consider (and hell I have been BB for over 30 years). Take in the good and throw out the trash at the end of the day.

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