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Kai Greene parted ways with his coach Oscar Ardennes

Bodybuilding news 2011. Kai Green parted ways with his trainer Oscar Ardennes

Why Kai Greene left Oscar?

Interesting news excited fans of Kai Green and the bodybuilding world in general: Kai Greene decided to stop working with his coach Oscar Ardennes.

Oscar and Kai's cooperation started before the Arnold Classic in 2009, although they had previously known each other.

The cooperation immediately paid off — that was the victory in Columbus, which contributed to the continuation of the tandem.

This is true, but things didn't go as expected. Yes, there was a victory at Arnold Classic in 2010, but many began to notice that Kai Greene showed muscle quality not as good as before, and since then he has not shown the best condition. However, the steady growth of muscle mass goes really well. They say that Ardennes's training method is focused on muscle mass.

Mr. Olympia 2010 went not good for Kai Greene. Oscar Ardennes didn't want to admit his own mistakes as Kai Greene's personal coach in preparation for the competition. Perhaps stress and other factors caused the bad shape. Kai decided to end up their relationship, in terms of training, despite a friendly relationship that was established between them. George Farah may become the new Kai Greenes coach. Ardennes is completely focused on Victor Martinez's preparation for the new season.


Kai Green parted ways with his coach Oscar Ardennes
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