Jay Cutler had made a dent in the realm of bodybuilding. Belonging to the golden era, wherein muscularity was one of the substantial parameters while judging Mr. Olympia, he coveted the Sandow trophy four times in a row. He etched his name on the sport after defeating Ronnie Coleman in 2006. Even after retiring in 2013 he never left his passion for bodybuilding and kept on inspiring young bodybuilders through his YouTube channel, JayCutler TV, and Cutler Cast podcast.

Jay Cutler has also been referred to by the fans and bodybuilding fraternity by another name, the Quad-Stomp Poser. Nevertheless, none of the people from the world of bodybuilding know the story behind the pose. Recently, he posted a video expounding why he did that pose in the 2010 competition. 

Jay Cutler shares the story behind the Quad-Stomp pose 

After 10 years of his stunning bodybuilding career, and when he turned 50 after an illustrious journey, he shares the story of the legendary pose which is still the greatest bodybuilding pose ever. In his Instagram post, he quoted saying, “It wasn’t really a pose, it was just, it was one of those moments where I hit my leg, and looked down at my leg.” It was one of those incredible incidents that transformed the journey of a bodybuilder’s life.  

Moreover, he adds by quoting, “To make sure the cuts were there, that I saw a couple hours earlier at my house.” The symmetry and muscularity of his deltoids, his quads, and his abs were phenomenal, and his spine-chilling poses at the 2010 Mr. Olympia with a fringe benefit crowned him with the title, the fourth time in a row. 

Thus, he stated by quoting, “Someone snapped that picture, and it, it sits as probably one of the greatest you know bodybuilding pictures ever now. So for me, it wasn’t a planned pose and now of course we have kind of this Quad-Stomp.” Moreover, he also said, “It’s pretty cool to have a historic pose.”

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Jay Cutler’s legendary physique 

The famous Quad-Stomp Pose whooped from the strength of his Quadriceps, one that was an asset to his muscular physique. In 2009, Cutler planted his foot in a rugged and static position from head to toe. Moreover, it’s not like it was the first time someone exhibited this pose. However, Cutler exhibited in a manner that manifested mastery and ownership.

For a moment, fans, judges, and anyone standing over there couldn’t ignore Jay Cutler. His yearning to win, muscularity, and leanness were highlighted in that particular moment. That’s how Quad-Stomp Pose was born and that is why Jay Cutler is not any bodybuilder, rather, he is the creator of that pose. What do you think about the Quad-Stomp Pose? Do comment.

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