The term guru is sort of overused these days. Everyone claims to be a guru, but who really is? Is it Vince Delmonte, author of No Nonsense Body Shaping program? Is Shannon Clark, the co-author, a fitness guru?
You certainly would not believe him if you had seen him many years ago when he was still known as “Skinny Vinny.” He could not build muscle on his frail body no matter what he did. He spent more time in the gym, did the same exercises as the bodybuilding gods and still, nothing. He tried supplements and drank nasty protein shakes. Nothing.
He finally had to realize what worked for most simply did not work for his body type. His body was not designed to build mass. He had to find a way to trick his body and build muscle regardless of his genetics. In fact, he learned how to work with his genetics. He also realized the supplement industry had been lying to him!
After he spent much time learning about body types, he found out what would be most effective for him and along the way, most effective for any body type. Now, he has less than 8% body fat and he is lean, ripped and sexy. However, this does not necessarily mean he is a guru unless he can help everyone, right?
