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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: NarcissisticDeity on January 30, 2011, 07:18:18 AM
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Some crazy shots
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Insane separation in his quads
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Amazing triceps
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haha you should see his arms now
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haha you should see his arms now
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he sure pulled great ass back in the day.... i mean god damn :P... and he had alot of money aswell he was doing great back in the day....
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he sure pulled great ass back in the day.... i mean god damn :P... and he had alot of money aswell he was doing great back in the day....
hi flex
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natural freak right there guys.
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biggest asshole you could ever meet
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He sure liked them white women
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starting 01:50
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haha you should see his arms now
pic
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it's really gotta burn Flex that no matter what he did in 93 or 97... he's a nobody now.
People like yates, haney are seen with total awe and respect, even by the new kids.
most of us young kids just see flex as a liar who cries about how poor he is.
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starting 01:50
That dumbell at around 3:10 is fake. No one perform concentration curls with a dumbell of that weight like that. Very few ever will use that weight on that exercise, regardless. Even the strongest athletes.
Flex was a freak, no doubt. Amazing physique. Even without all the tricks, bells and whistles. But he did need anabolics to make it what it was. He was a typical muscular black guy with zero mass who responds well to stuff and it gave him the size his frame required to get to the top. His was a true cartoon character body.
Interesting how it now looks so shit. Ruined. Natural freak? I wouldn't want to look like he does, now. He looks, I don't know, weird? Like it all doesn't go together or something.
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(http://www.emusclemag.com/gallery/main/wheeler_01.jpg)
How that never won the Olympia at least once is a mystery.
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(http://www.emusclemag.com/gallery/main/wheeler_01.jpg)
How that never won the Olympia at least once is a mystery.
This pic has been fucked with, or at least it is distorted because of the angle, lights, etc.
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Flex was maybe the greatest bodybuilder ever walked on earth. Insane physique! Insane!
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ND, you forgot stills of when he was training delts...especially the lat spread and when he shows the three heads of the delts.
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Great bodybuilder in the early days, had very few faults. Looks like shit now, it must have just been drug response.
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ND, you forgot stills of when he was training delts...especially the lat spread and when he shows the three heads of the delts.
This is the only shot where he's explaining the three heads of the delts
for some reason I couldn't get a clear shot but this will suffice
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This is the only shot where he's explaining the three heads of the delts
for some reason I couldn't get a clear shot but this will suffice
That is one, yeah. And then there is that shot of the most muscular after he shows his "sponsor's" label on the pants? It pans up and to the side, it was a crazy shot...
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lol I am sure it was worth it - all the chemicals really paid of for good ol' Flex :D
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it's really gotta burn Flex that no matter what he did in 93 or 97... he's a nobody now.
People like yates, haney are seen with total awe and respect, even by the new kids.
most of us young kids just see flex as a liar who cries about how poor he is.
Kids don't know who Yates or Haney even are, let alone Flex.
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Flex 93' was pretty amazing. God, what a fucking mess now...in so many different ways... :(
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That is one, yeah. And then there is that shot of the most muscular after he shows his "sponsor's" label on the pants? It pans up and to the side, it was a crazy shot...
I can't get a clean screen grab because of the way Mitsu constantly swings the camera >:(
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(http://www.emusclemag.com/gallery/main/wheeler_01.jpg)
How that never won the Olympia at least once is a mystery.
bc he never peaked at the olympia.
flex always did the shows earlier in the year and didnt have enough left to peak for the olympia.
also, he was scared of yates - see 97 when he made up that ridiculous story.
ninjas.
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bc he never peaked at the olympia.
flex always did the shows earlier in the year and didnt have enough left to peak for the olympia.
also, he was scared of yates - see 97 when he made up that ridiculous story.
ninjas.
He was pissed that he was coming slow on his prep and wasn't in shape---who knows, he could have effed up his prep...
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He was pissed that he was coming slow on his prep and wasn't in shape---who knows, he could have effed up his prep...
not sure about that because there's been a few times where he was off but still entered contests
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not sure about that because there's been a few times where he was off but still entered contests
Well, he certainly wasn't afraid of Dorian -- Flex competed against him several times before. I believe it had something to do with his prep or possibly he couldn't afford the GH/steroids to fully prepare for the show and knew he was going to look less than 100%. He would have been fined without a legit excuse to back out. Ninja's were a great excuse :D
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Well, he certainly wasn't afraid of Dorian -- Flex competed against him several times before. I believe it had something to do with his prep or possibly he couldn't afford the GH/steroids to fully prepare for the show and knew he was going to look less than 100%. He would have been fined without a legit excuse to back out. Ninja's were a great excuse :D
he wasn't ' afraid ' of Dorian although he did concede he was ' unbeatable ' in 1993 , which is what part Flex's problem was , self-confidence , Flex had two prime opportunities to beat Dorian , 1994 and 1997 and I think he's the only one who could have got the job done on those occasions but we all know how that turned out.
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not sure about that because there's been a few times where he was off but still entered contests
1995, where he placed, 8th or 9th, and it's funny, because his condition would have garnered a Mr. O title today.
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1995, where he placed, 8th or 9th, and it's funny, because his condition would have garnered a Mr. O title today.
Not sure about that but to his credit he was getting back into the swing of things
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not sure if i missed something or what, but i thought flex was doing fine,he writes for m.d.pretty good writing too reminds me of ricky wayne,and didnt a few years ago he won the m.m.a. at the arnold classic,and from what i have seen he looks pretty good for a retired bodybuilder.
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Not sure about that but to his credit he was getting back into the swing of things
He prolly would have won (a Mr O today) just like that...remember Cormier talking about the Flex Wheeler "mystique"...he would win contests based on his shape alone.
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He prolly would have won (a Mr O today) just like that...remember Cormier talking about the Flex Wheeler "mystique"...he would contests based on his shape alone.
Maybe Cedric McMillan has this mindset.
Killer shape but afraid suffer through the diet
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Maybe Cedric McMillan has this mindset.
Killer shape but afraid suffer through the diet
Thanks for pointing out the missing word...Cedric just needs to come in the condition that won his pro card...he'll get it...
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Regardless of what this guy looked liked years ago he now pays the price! Long term fitness should be the goal here not short term fame.......
http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercu...ts/7502946.htm
Steroids' vicious circle
DRUGS PUMP UP BODYBUILDER, THEN DEFLATE HIM
By Mark Emmons
Mercury News
For 18 years, Flex Wheeler pumped anabolic steroids into a body that became so rippled with muscle that even he described himself as a comic-book character -- a guy with ridiculous round biceps, tiny waist and bulging legs.
To achieve that unworldly physique, he swallowed pills and he gave himself injections. He rarely thought twice about taking steroids because he was a bodybuilder and, well, this is just what they do. At least if they want to make the covers of magazines.
Today, at 38, Wheeler no longer is a champion bodybuilder. But he still takes steroids. Only now, as he recovers from a kidney transplant in September, the catabolic steroids he takes reduce his muscle size.
``It's really sad and ironic,'' said Wheeler, who lives in East San Jose with his wife and their two children. ``I've come to a point in my life where I don't want to take steroids anymore, yet I have to just to live.''
Wheeler said his kidney disease is hereditary. But he also believes his prolonged steroid use probably accelerated its onset. He also thinks the mind-altering effects of steroids -- mood swings with fits of aggression -- were far greater than any physical toll.
And he acknowledges the damage he inflicted upon his body with other ``sports technology drugs,'' including almost dying from overdoses of diuretics.
``Everybody talks about steroids because that's in the news now, but the reality is there are lots of dangerous things that athletes take,'' he said.
Wheeler hopes his story will serve as a cautionary tale for any athlete who seeks better performance through pharmacology, at a time when a federal investigation of Balco Laboratories in Burlingame has resulted in dozens of top athletes being questioned about performance-enhancing drugs. Taking such drugs, Wheeler said, is tantamount to playing Russian roulette.
But ask him what he took and how much, and Wheeler becomes purposely vague.
``I won't discuss that because I'm aware of the power of what I say,'' he said. ``I know kids will go out and try it anyway. I turned a lot of kids on to steroids because they wanted to be just like Flex. I'm not going to be responsible for that now.''
At his peak
In his recently published autobiography, ``Flex Ability,'' Wheeler writes uncompromisingly of a poor kid from Fresno with low self-esteem who was molested as a child, attempted suicide, fathered a daughter at 15 and was heading for a troubled life. Bodybuilding may not have saved Kenny ``Flex'' Wheeler, but the sport gave him direction.
He became, in the words of California's new governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, ``one of the best bodybuilders of all time.'' When Wheeler was at his peak, only one competitor -- reigning king Ronnie Coleman -- was better.
But Wheeler wouldn't have developed his larger-than-life body without the help of steroids. He started at 18.
In his book, he discusses the transformation that left him feeling like a magician had waved a wand to give him the body of his dreams. He would stare at himself in the mirror, worried that those muscles in the reflection were someone else's.
Wheeler never felt as if he was doing anything wrong by taking steroids even though they are illegal except with a doctor's prescription. They simply were a necessity.
He even had a nickname at his job as a Fresno jail cop: Officer Steroids.
``Everyone I knew was doing steroids, and no one considered it a big deal,'' he wrote. ``I wasn't taking coke or crank or heroin; I wasn't hanging out in a dark alley doing drug deals.''
Taking a toll
Although he estimates that the cost of enough steroids to prepare for one show is $10,000, he rarely had to pay because he was a star. But there was a different cost -- although Wheeler didn't fully understand that until he stopped taking them.
``You're super aggressive,'' he said. ``You've got a game face for training all day. Unfortunately there's not a switch that you can turn on and off. So if somebody gets in your face, you're going to attack them the way you attack your training. You don't have that much control over it. You get irritated and agitated very easily.''
Competitors in the sport knew, and usually accepted, the physical risks as well.
``One cat told me, `Man, if I was to win a national show and then die right there in the middle of a pose, that would be the happiest day of my life,' '' Wheeler said. ``And he wasn't joking. That was whack. Yet I was a hypocrite because I was willing to cut a few years off my life. That wouldn't have bothered me, which is sad.''
`Caught up in a game'
On several occasions, he ended up in a hospital in excruciating pain after taking too much diuretics, which drain fluid from the body and make bodybuilder's muscles look more pronounced during competition.
Doctors warned him that he was putting his life in jeopardy. By 1997, as his problems with diuretics continued, he wanted to quit taking all drugs. But he didn't.
``I was caught between a rock and a hard place,'' Wheeler said. ``When you stop taking drugs, you can't be competitive and you can't make any money and you're finished. I got caught up in a game.''
But the clock was ticking. In 2000, he was diagnosed with a kidney disease called focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, or FSGS -- a condition that occurs more frequently in African-American males.
He decided to compete as a clean, or drug-free, athlete.
Help from Conte
Wheeler said he was helped by a friend -- Victor Conte Jr., the Burlingame nutritionist who is currently a target of a federal grand jury probe. Conte also has been accused by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency as the source of a new designer steroid, THG. But Wheeler said Conte helped him to compete without steroids by providing him mineral supplements.
Still, Wheeler became the incredible shrinking bodybuilder. At the Mr. Olympia competition -- perhaps the best-known bodybuilding show -- Wheeler had finished second in 1998 and '99 and third in 2000. But in 2002, after training without steroids, he finished seventh. He weighed 212 pounds, down from 240 at previous competitions.
``When I was on drugs, I was completely energized when I'd train,'' Wheeler said. ``But when I was natural, I'd train for two hours, be exhausted and then still have no results. I would think, `I don't believe. How do people do this?' ''
Facing financial problems that would lead to filing for bankruptcy, Wheeler went back on steroids. He hoped for a big payday that would solve his money woes and then he could walk away for good.
But he regretted going back on the juice and quit after just one more show.
Kidney problems
Meanwhile, his kidney condition worsened, requiring a transplant. He feels blessed that a donor from his church was a match.
Kidney failure and tumors are one of the potential side effects of performance-enhancing drug use, said Dr. Linn Goldberg, a steroids expert at the Oregon Health and Science University in Portland.
``But no one has ever studied steroid use at the level these guys take,'' Goldberg added. ``Bodybuilders are changing their hormonal level to points that cannot occur naturally, so you're going to profoundly affect every organ in the body. More than likely, his case is probably related in some way to substances he was taking.''
Risks, dangers
Wheeler agrees only that steroids made his kidneys more susceptible to a disease that probably would have taken hold in his 40s. Wheeler said his high-protein diet and ingestion of large doses of potassium may have played just as large a role as steroid use. Yet he also knows that some will think he's kidding himself that steroids aren't a more direct cause.
``A lot of people think it's due to sports technology drugs,'' he said. ``But people are going to believe what they want to believe.''
However, he also talks about the dangers of those drugs. Users, he said, are deluding themselves if they think there's no risk.
``There's no way you could be at my level and not have bad things happen to you,'' Wheeler said. ``It only takes one time that you make a mistake. There's plenty of technology drugs where all you have to do is mess up just once, and it's over.''
Five more operations
Although the kidney transplant has been a success, other complications have led to five more operations -- the latest coming two weeks ago to relieve fluid in his leg. He claims to be ``on nine different drugs now that are more deadly than any steroid I ever took.''
He declined to be photographed for this story because the operations and medications have, temporarily, altered his physical appearance. People, though, still recognize him. Well, sort of.
``Some will look at me and say, `Hey, that's Flex's little brother,' '' he said with a chuckle.
Wheeler said he's at peace even though the days of a six-figure income are gone and he's still struggling to get back on his feet financially. He has a supplement store in Venice and is eager to do public speaking when he gets healthy.
``I'm happier now not having to live that life and live that lie by using the drugs,'' he said. ``It's bittersweet. But I'm in a better place and happier with the smaller things I have in life
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Flex was maybe the greatest bodybuilder ever walked on earth. Insane physique! Insane!
In posts 1-3, he certainly would have been or could have been the worlds greatest.
Then you look at him in post #14 and you see why he can't be called the greatest ever.
The greatest ever wouldn't have screwed himself up like he did. Lie like he does, or shoot motor oil in his body.
Had he just kept what he had in ND's original posts, the guy would have walked out of BBing with as many Sandow trophys as he would have like. But he couldn't put it together on the day that it counted.
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pwnd.
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Great shots ND his FDB was close to being as good as anyone could get it, the flex of 1992-93 was Incredible IMO the 93 Iron-man he Displayed Prehaps the Greatest Physique ever seen, the pic below is a example of the sort of Ridiculous conditioning he had in 93
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This Full length Picture Below is somewhat rarer than alot of the Flex pictures, its from 1992... :o :o :o Prehaps his Best FDB ever his Lines are Off the charts.
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This Full length Picture Below is somewhat rarer than alot of the Flex pictures, its from 1992... :o :o :o Prehaps his Best FDB ever his Lines are Off the charts.
This is the pic that inspired me to lift...this pic was in the ad for the 1992 USA's VHS. I saw it in the first bbing magazine I ever bought, back in 1994---it was a Ironman Magazine, that broke down the 1994 Mr. Olympia entrants.
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He's not shit without the shit. Fuck that noise and no one here should feel sorry for this clown because he knew what he was doing to himself, just like Prince and others that have suffered the same fate. Fake. Artificial. An imitation of life.
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He's not shit without the shit. Fuck that noise and no one here should feel sorry for this clown because he knew what he was doing to himself, just like Prince and others that have suffered the same fate. Fake. Artificial. An imitation of life.
What's up shortfat? :)
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What's up shortfat? :)
;D That's Mister Shortfat if you please, and heavy on the Mister. ;D
All's good here. How goes it in your part of the world, sir?
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He's not shit without the shit. Fuck that noise and no one here should feel sorry for this clown because he knew what he was doing to himself, just like Prince and others that have suffered the same fate. Fake. Artificial. An imitation of life.
Who said anything about feeling sorry for him? And plus, he was like any other pro...who used steroids...so don't give this condescending attitude..look at it for what it is...and he had one of the most aesthetic and awe inspiring physiques
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Who said anything about feeling sorry for him? And plus, he was like any other pro...who used steroids...so don't give this condescending attitude..look at it for what it is...and he had one of the most aesthetic and awe inspiring physiques
Awe inspiring? Did you have to touch yourself after you typed that?
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Back when he was a little girl...
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Awe inspiring? Did you have to touch yourself after you typed that?
No, your mother did :-*
She says you still wear Superman Underoos...I swear, you had a piss poor father figure :D
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Why did Flex seem to keep all the synthol in his arms. But his delts just shrunk all the way down?
Do biceps hold synthol longer than delts?
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Why did Flex seem to keep all the synthol in his arms. But his delts just shrunk all the way down?
Do biceps hold synthol longer than delts?
Or maybe he doesn't have it in his arms any more...if at all
It was mostly his delts...his arms, namely bis have always looked the same
But who knows, except for Flex...
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Flex = 110% Shitstain
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Flex = 110% Shitstain
Not as bad as "Mighty" Mike Quinn, Craig Tit-ass, and Queen "Pen" Kamsli
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:o
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:o
Okay ND, here is a question (two) that you may not know the answer to.
1) Who was the dude with the supposed "23 inch arms"
2) Was that John Romano standing next to Mike Christian (Flex was doing chest and he was saying "the lines"), he also ask Flex a question and Flex had said, "Not when I 'm training.."
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the type of guy who just started fights with someone because he was big
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the type of guy who just started fights with someone because he was big
from many accounts...it was others who picked fights with him...
And when he was growing up, he was getting beat up, from the kids and his brother...
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Okay ND, here is a question (two) that you may not know the answer to.
1) Who was the dude with the supposed "23 inch arms"
2) Was that John Romano standing next to Mike Christian (Flex was doing chest and he was saying "the lines"), he also ask Flex a question and Flex had said, "Not when I 'm training.."
Looks like Romano to me and what part is the 23" arms on?
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I would've loved to have seen Flex and Phil go head-to-head!
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I would've loved to have seen Flex and Phil go head-to-head!
You would have loved to seen Flex wipe the floor with Phil you mean ;D
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Looks like Romano to me and what part is the 23" arms on?
The "23 inch arms" is when Flex is training arms, and he says "______ here is are waterboy..." Dude is wearing a white long sleve shirt, and Flex is then saying after asking about showing his arm...he or Rico in the background goes "Stretch your shirt..."
Dude says he'll be back, and Flex says, "Watch he'll never come back, 'uuh, i gotta go eat'...bastard."
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The "23 inch arms" is when Flex is training arms, and he says "______ here is are waterboy..." Dude is wearing a white long sleve shirt, and Flex is then saying after asking about showing his arm...he or Rico in the background goes "Stretch your shirt..."
Dude says he'll be back, and Flex says, "Watch he'll never come back, 'uuh, i gotta go eat'...bastard."
I think he calls him Jackie , I never seen the guy ???
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One of the best FDB in the sport's history
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Gay thread title.
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Gay thread title.
Nothing Gay about bodybuilding my friend :-X
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I think he calls him Jackie , I never seen the guy ???
Yep...that's him
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Insane
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Insane
And the band of merry Schmoes in the background...John Romano
Even Flex made a comment about them...
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And the band of merry Schmoes in the background...John Romano
Even Flex made a comment about them...
Chris was there too , I like Flex's comment about beating him now he's in the pros ;D
Even Mike Christian commented on how well Flex was holding up even after the spring shows
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You guys are reciting lines from a 15 year old BBing vid like it's "Goodfellas" ::)
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You guys are reciting lines from a 15 year old BBing vid like it's "Goodfellas" ::)
yeah watching these videos is gay ( according to you ) yet you've paid your hard earned money to see them live and in person , we're discussing bodybuilding a rarity on this board lately , you don't like it go try and post on topics that matter to you like being an ' Alpha Don ' LMFAO oh that's right we all know how that backfired in your face ;D
Groink ' Go home and get your fucking shine-box '
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Flex ' oh yeah my ' calf implants ' ;D
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Flex ' oh yeah my ' calf implants ' ;D
yep, he joked on that...showing proof that they are not implants....he "Flexed" them...
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Damn Parker. I have that video and watched it lots. Snds like u watched it more than me. Btw the most musculars in the posing room were crazy. These screenshots do no justice. The video was insane
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One of the best FDB in the sport's history
Absolutely incredible...heres another shot of Flex @ the 1992 USA
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Absolutely incredible...heres another shot of Flex @ the 1992 USA
Not sure if you seen these yet , same contest
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Damn Parker. I have that video and watched it lots. Snds like u watched it more than me. Btw the most musculars in the posing room were crazy. These screenshots do no justice. The video was insane
I had gotten the video (VHS) when I first started lifting. Did all the same lifts as him, even posed like he did...
Most people were inspired by Arnold, I was inspired by Flex...thing is, it was only bbing, and one must seperate that from the person. Most don't know how to do that.
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:o
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too bad hes so inferiior to arnold
(http://www.isteroids.com/images/arnold-schwarzenegger-big_muscle.jpg)
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too bad hes so inferiior to arnold
(http://www.isteroids.com/images/arnold-schwarzenegger-big_muscle.jpg)
Really, the Arnold back then, couldn't win a local show now.
why come in a Flex Wheeler thread and mention Arnold?
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Wheeler had a fantastic physique back then, one of the best in fact although his lats were never that wide, his chest was slightly under developed and he had strange calves. It's a shame he went and ruined it all with synthol and he only managed to get in top shape a small number of times.
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All Flex needed to do was bring the '93 ASC physique to every contest he entered... he would've won the O eventually.
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yeah watching these videos is gay ( according to you ) yet you've paid your hard earned money to see them live and in person , we're discussing bodybuilding a rarity on this board lately , you don't like it go try and post on topics that matter to you like being an ' Alpha Don ' LMFAO oh that's right we all know how that backfired in your face ;D
Groink ' Go home and get your fucking shine-box '
;D ;D
Exactly how did posting the "Don" thread backfire in my face.?...this should be interesting
All that aside....IMO Flex never quite looked the same after he wrecked his Benz. His upper torso and neck got thinner looking and he never got it back
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too bad hes so inferiior to arnold
(http://www.isteroids.com/images/arnold-schwarzenegger-big_muscle.jpg)
Are you kidding? Flex is by far a better bodybuilder, Arnold even said it himself in a matter of words.
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Plenty of detail but smooth with it. His condtion improved in 93 but it was never enough to beat the Shadow.
(http://img79.imageshack.us/img79/8084/1993mrolympia27kq7.jpg)
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Plenty of detail but smooth with it. His condtion improved in 93 but it was never enough to beat the Shadow.
In the beginning of the vid where he is lifting weights (possibly filmed offseason) he was smooth, and his chest was noticably lacking...During the the contest he was detailed, and full, and conditioned. Joe McNeil (McNeal) was the one who did his prep for the 92 USA's and for the 93 as well.
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Not sure if you seen these yet , same contest
:o :o :o
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A not so common shot from 96
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:o
one of the top backs of the 90s right there!!!!!!!
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A not so common shot from 96
I've never seen it , cool shot.
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A not so common shot from 96
Sick picture.
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A not so common shot from 96
i Believe that was from the 1997 Arnold...
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Gayest thread title 2011
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Matt's Review of the DVD---we could do without the little backstory commentary
http://www.bodybuildingpro.com/flexwheelerhardbodydvdreview.html#1 (http://www.bodybuildingpro.com/flexwheelerhardbodydvdreview.html#1)
Gayest thread title 2011
Well, this what it looked like
(http://knockoutnutrition.com.au/components/com_virtuemart/shop_image/product/ddde56e655a2b70ddd4f1a5a2f7771a8.jpg)
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(http://www.miamiartzine.com/issue_upimg/caravaggio(1).jpg)
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Flex at his best next to Lou Ferrigno 20 years past his prime.....
WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
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Flex at his best next to Lou Ferrigno 20 years past his prime.....
WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
And where did the near 300 pound Lou place, compared to the 218 pound Flex?
Whooooosssshhhhh!
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Flex at his best next to Lou Ferrigno 20 years past his prime.....
WOOOSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Flex's arms actually appear to be larger than Lou's...
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Incredible front latspread
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:o :o :o :o
bare in mind he's a fucking amateur
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All I can think of when I see these old pictures is: How the mighty have fallen....but it's a pretty good lesson to invest in education, skill sets, and PLAN for the future.
He's got a good heart and wants to do the right thing. Reading that article, I felt bad for him. To think, everything you gave your life to...up in smoke. Nothing to show for it really. A real shame.
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Hard to believe Flex went from this....to that :o :o :o :o :o
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Hard to believe Flex went from this....to that :o :o :o :o :o
Yet another skinny 140 pound kid who blew up on gear.
Bodybuilding = all drugs
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Hard to believe Flex went from this....to that :o :o :o :o :o
LOL, what's so hard to believe about it?
Just a question of how far you are willing to go with the drug intake.
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biggest asshole you could ever meet
Seriously?
He comes off as a conceited prick on youttube.
Babbles on about people comparing to arnold and he talks abuot post arnold body as if his was better.
insane arrognace.
He is not even close to arnold.
serge nubret kicks flex's ass all over and arnold whipped serge
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Seriously?
He comes off as a conceited prick on youttube.
Babbles on about people comparing to arnold and he talks abuot post arnold body as if his was better.
insane arrognace.
He is not even close to arnold.
serge nubret kicks flex's ass all over and arnold whipped serge
Would you shutup about Arnold, there are about a 100 guys with better genetics than Arnold.
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ZANE>>>>>>arnold
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Seriously?
He comes off as a conceited prick on youttube.
Babbles on about people comparing to arnold and he talks abuot post arnold body as if his was better.
insane arrognace.
He is not even close to arnold.
serge nubret kicks flex's ass all over and arnold whipped serge
This was posted before, but this is for your viewing enjoyment
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the guy jackie is a trainer at golds venice, he never shows anypart of his body, he is still big but way past his glory day, now all he does is walk around golds in a golds gym sweatshirt, but is still big but not near flex.