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well done Coach
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Looks more like 3ft 5in.
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the shorter you are the less room for stuff to go wrong, IE. chicken legs etc.
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well done Coach
lol
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well done Coach
Far taller and better built than coach.
J
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Good for him.
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looks like a big trophy too
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The black guy on the right must have hired Goodrum to get him in shape for the contest. ;D
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Far taller and better built than coach.
J
You wouldn’t say that if were gay liberal
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Far taller and better built than coach.
J
LOL. Ok. Look.
If Coach is a "midget" at 5'6.5", what does it say for men who are 5'8.5" [me]? I remember TA once saying that Rich Gaspari was a midget, and I was like...ok, TA is 5'11", and Gaspari is my height or maybe a tiny bit shorter, and I just don't look at a few inches as being a huge difference.
I have started to think that my height is actually possibly the inflection point where people don't get called short, because it's on the median line, where you're both taller and shorter than approximately 50% of men. Add a modest chunk to your heel [not like Stallone, whose shoe lifts were clearly visible when he was pulling the truck in "Grudge Match" even in the CLOSEUP footage, which means he didn't even let the PRODUCERS know they should get a separate shoot WITHOUT the shoe lifts taken out], and with some big hair, you can add an inch to the appearance of your height, so I guess people have perceived me as being a weak 5'10", rather than a weak 5'9".
I just can't see how a guy who is 6'0" would say a guy who is 5'8" is so short.
I think we should judge based on the median height, should we judge at all.
Also, looks to me like this guy deserved to win. It wasn't an "Everybody Gets A Trophy" thing - it was a matter of the other guys coming in off, and him coming in, in good shape.
Lastly, I think somewhere around 5'8" to 5'11" is the best height to be to not get the chicken legs as funk51 said, and to also compete with guys who are taller.
Put Ronnie Coleman in the middle of Gunter Schlierkamp and Shawn Ray, and I think most people would pick Ronnie Coleman.
I'm only basing that on my personal opinion which also happens to line up with Mr. Olympia winners.
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A true midget, with a great physique
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LOL. Ok. Look.
If Coach is a "midget" at 5'6.5", what does it say for men who are 5'8.5" [me]? I remember TA once saying that Rich Gaspari was a midget, and I was like...ok, TA is 5'11", and Gaspari is my height or maybe a tiny bit shorter, and I just don't look at a few inches as being a huge difference.
I have started to think that my height is actually possibly the inflection point where people don't get called short, because it's on the median line, where you're both taller and shorter than approximately 50% of men. Add a modest chunk to your heel [not like Stallone, whose shoe lifts were clearly visible when he was pulling the truck in "Grudge Match" even in the CLOSEUP footage, which means he didn't even let the PRODUCERS know they should get a separate shoot WITHOUT the shoe lifts taken out], and with some big hair, you can add an inch to the appearance of your height, so I guess people have perceived me as being a weak 5'10", rather than a weak 5'9".
I just can't see how a guy who is 6'0" would say a guy who is 5'8" is so short.
I think we should judge based on the median height, should we judge at all.
Also, looks to me like this guy deserved to win. It wasn't an "Everybody Gets A Trophy" thing - it was a matter of the other guys coming in off, and him coming in, in good shape.
Lastly, I think somewhere around 5'8" to 5'11" is the best height to be to not get the chicken legs as funk51 said, and to also compete with guys who are taller.
Put Ronnie Coleman in the middle of Gunter Schlierkamp and Shawn Ray, and I think most people would pick Ronnie Coleman.
I'm only basing that on my personal opinion which also happens to line up with Mr. Olympia winners.
coach isnt 5;6 though he is 5-0 without his man boots on
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coach isnt 5;6 though he is 5-0 without his man boots on
Uses lifts in his shoes 100%. How else does he reach the keyboard?
J
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well done Coach
lmao!
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What were the judges thinking here? This guy didn't deserve to win...
What ever happened to aesthetic appeal, this guy is demented.
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What were the judges thinking here? This guy didn't deserve to win...
What ever happened to aesthetic appeal, this guy is demented.
Don't forget ours warehouse driver was 3X Mr.AU :D
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LOL. Ok. Look.
If Coach is a "midget" at 5'6.5", what does it say for men who are 5'8.5" [me]? I remember TA once saying that Rich Gaspari was a midget, and I was like...ok, TA is 5'11", and Gaspari is my height or maybe a tiny bit shorter, and I just don't look at a few inches as being a huge difference.
I have started to think that my height is actually possibly the inflection point where people don't get called short, because it's on the median line, where you're both taller and shorter than approximately 50% of men. Add a modest chunk to your heel [not like Stallone, whose shoe lifts were clearly visible when he was pulling the truck in "Grudge Match" even in the CLOSEUP footage, which means he didn't even let the PRODUCERS know they should get a separate shoot WITHOUT the shoe lifts taken out], and with some big hair, you can add an inch to the appearance of your height, so I guess people have perceived me as being a weak 5'10", rather than a weak 5'9".
I just can't see how a guy who is 6'0" would say a guy who is 5'8" is so short.
I think we should judge based on the median height, should we judge at all.
Also, looks to me like this guy deserved to win. It wasn't an "Everybody Gets A Trophy" thing - it was a matter of the other guys coming in off, and him coming in, in good shape.
Lastly, I think somewhere around 5'8" to 5'11" is the best height to be to not get the chicken legs as funk51 said, and to also compete with guys who are taller.
Put Ronnie Coleman in the middle of Gunter Schlierkamp and Shawn Ray, and I think most people would pick Ronnie Coleman.
I'm only basing that on my personal opinion which also happens to line up with Mr. Olympia winners.
Nice essay trying to convince yourself you're not short but you are
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well done Coach
;D. ;D
;D. ;D
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Flavio baccannini was one of the shortest pros ever at one point,great build from Italy.
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LOL. Ok. Look.
If Coach is a "midget" at 5'6.5", what does it say for men who are 5'8.5" [me]? I remember TA once saying that Rich Gaspari was a midget, and I was like...ok, TA is 5'11", and Gaspari is my height or maybe a tiny bit shorter, and I just don't look at a few inches as being a huge difference.
I have started to think that my height is actually possibly the inflection point where people don't get called short, because it's on the median line, where you're both taller and shorter than approximately 50% of men. Add a modest chunk to your heel [not like Stallone, whose shoe lifts were clearly visible when he was pulling the truck in "Grudge Match" even in the CLOSEUP footage, which means he didn't even let the PRODUCERS know they should get a separate shoot WITHOUT the shoe lifts taken out], and with some big hair, you can add an inch to the appearance of your height, so I guess people have perceived me as being a weak 5'10", rather than a weak 5'9".
I just can't see how a guy who is 6'0" would say a guy who is 5'8" is so short.
I think we should judge based on the median height, should we judge at all.
Also, looks to me like this guy deserved to win. It wasn't an "Everybody Gets A Trophy" thing - it was a matter of the other guys coming in off, and him coming in, in good shape.
Lastly, I think somewhere around 5'8" to 5'11" is the best height to be to not get the chicken legs as funk51 said, and to also compete with guys who are taller.
Put Ronnie Coleman in the middle of Gunter Schlierkamp and Shawn Ray, and I think most people would pick Ronnie Coleman.
I'm only basing that on my personal opinion which also happens to line up with Mr. Olympia winners.
Let’s be clear. 5’8 is not ‘so short’ but it is considered short.
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Here’s an earlier picture of the judges goofing around at the expo
(https://i.pinimg.com/236x/e6/d8/7a/e6d87a371c717d3530199216362289cf--little-people-dwarf.jpg)
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Under 6 feet you're short. There's always a cutoff point but that doesn't mean that it's a death sentence. Depending how much shorter you are and how you look most people won't really notice or dwell upon it.
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He looked good
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He looked good
Saw your commentary ( with Ron ) on YouTube. Nice job.
J
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LOL. Ok. Look.
If Coach is a "midget" at 5'6.5", what does it say for men who are 5'8.5" [me]? I remember TA once saying that Rich Gaspari was a midget, and I was like...ok, TA is 5'11", and Gaspari is my height or maybe a tiny bit shorter, and I just don't look at a few inches as being a huge difference.
I have started to think that my height is actually possibly the inflection point where people don't get called short, because it's on the median line, where you're both taller and shorter than approximately 50% of men. Add a modest chunk to your heel [not like Stallone, whose shoe lifts were clearly visible when he was pulling the truck in "Grudge Match" even in the CLOSEUP footage, which means he didn't even let the PRODUCERS know they should get a separate shoot WITHOUT the shoe lifts taken out], and with some big hair, you can add an inch to the appearance of your height, so I guess people have perceived me as being a weak 5'10", rather than a weak 5'9".
I just can't see how a guy who is 6'0" would say a guy who is 5'8" is so short.
I think we should judge based on the median height, should we judge at all.
Also, looks to me like this guy deserved to win. It wasn't an "Everybody Gets A Trophy" thing - it was a matter of the other guys coming in off, and him coming in, in good shape.
Lastly, I think somewhere around 5'8" to 5'11" is the best height to be to not get the chicken legs as funk51 said, and to also compete with guys who are taller.
Put Ronnie Coleman in the middle of Gunter Schlierkamp and Shawn Ray, and I think most people would pick Ronnie Coleman.
I'm only basing that on my personal opinion which also happens to line up with Mr. Olympia winners.
Best height to build muscle.
And Face trumps all.
Look at Zach Effron, 5'7 on a good day, and even comparatively out of shape with more fat and women were going crazy over him in his latest photos.
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The black guy on the right must have hired Goodrum to get him in shape for the contest. ;D
No shit. Now we know how Vince makes his money.
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LOL. Ok. Look.
If Coach is a "midget" at 5'6.5", what does it say for men who are 5'8.5" [me]? I remember TA once saying that Rich Gaspari was a midget, and I was like...ok, TA is 5'11", and Gaspari is my height or maybe a tiny bit shorter, and I just don't look at a few inches as being a huge difference.
I have started to think that my height is actually possibly the inflection point where people don't get called short, because it's on the median line, where you're both taller and shorter than approximately 50% of men. Add a modest chunk to your heel [not like Stallone, whose shoe lifts were clearly visible when he was pulling the truck in "Grudge Match" even in the CLOSEUP footage, which means he didn't even let the PRODUCERS know they should get a separate shoot WITHOUT the shoe lifts taken out], and with some big hair, you can add an inch to the appearance of your height, so I guess people have perceived me as being a weak 5'10", rather than a weak 5'9".
I just can't see how a guy who is 6'0" would say a guy who is 5'8" is so short.
I think we should judge based on the median height, should we judge at all.
Also, looks to me like this guy deserved to win. It wasn't an "Everybody Gets A Trophy" thing - it was a matter of the other guys coming in off, and him coming in, in good shape.
Lastly, I think somewhere around 5'8" to 5'11" is the best height to be to not get the chicken legs as funk51 said, and to also compete with guys who are taller.
Put Ronnie Coleman in the middle of Gunter Schlierkamp and Shawn Ray, and I think most people would pick Ronnie Coleman.
I'm only basing that on my personal opinion which also happens to line up with Mr. Olympia winners.
No matter how much you discuss the issue you will never be a tall man who is able to reach all goods in Canada's Super Prized Stores.
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LOL. Ok. Look.
If Coach is a "midget" at 5'6.5", what does it say for men who are 5'8.5" [me]? I remember TA once saying that Rich Gaspari was a midget, and I was like...ok, TA is 5'11", and Gaspari is my height or maybe a tiny bit shorter, and I just don't look at a few inches as being a huge difference.
I have started to think that my height is actually possibly the inflection point where people don't get called short, because it's on the median line, where you're both taller and shorter than approximately 50% of men. Add a modest chunk to your heel [not like Stallone, whose shoe lifts were clearly visible when he was pulling the truck in "Grudge Match" even in the CLOSEUP footage, which means he didn't even let the PRODUCERS know they should get a separate shoot WITHOUT the shoe lifts taken out], and with some big hair, you can add an inch to the appearance of your height, so I guess people have perceived me as being a weak 5'10", rather than a weak 5'9".
I just can't see how a guy who is 6'0" would say a guy who is 5'8" is so short.
I think we should judge based on the median height, should we judge at all.
Also, looks to me like this guy deserved to win. It wasn't an "Everybody Gets A Trophy" thing - it was a matter of the other guys coming in off, and him coming in, in good shape.
Lastly, I think somewhere around 5'8" to 5'11" is the best height to be to not get the chicken legs as funk51 said, and to also compete with guys who are taller.
Put Ronnie Coleman in the middle of Gunter Schlierkamp and Shawn Ray, and I think most people would pick Ronnie Coleman.
I'm only basing that on my personal opinion which also happens to line up with Mr. Olympia winners.
Not that you dwell on it or anything...
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Best height to build muscle.
And Face trumps all.
Look at Zach Effron, 5'7 on a good day, and even comparatively out of shape with more fat and women were going crazy over him in his latest photos.
In the pics you can't perceive his height, in person women would be underwhelmed by his short stature.