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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: mesmorph78 on July 10, 2011, 05:57:32 PM
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sad
i watched a a documentary where this russian guy tapped screws to his new born baby daughter so she would be strong from a young age and able to perform in the circus :-\
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I guess it's better than what some folks been doin' to their kids lately... >:(
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Fuked up parents. Should be shot. Kid doing 10 forced reps on dumbell flies, sloppy reps. Wonder how long till he rips his pec or tendon.
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I think it's quite admirable actually.
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I think it's quite admirable actually.
Yea, forcing your kid to do what you wish you would have done. It's not healthy. The kids form is awful in both videos. The one kids back looks like it's going to break when he bends over to try and squat the weight. Put your kids in baseball, hockey etc. Don't force your kid to become the douchebag you stupidly wish you were.
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I`m shocked that the kid hasn`t torn anything yet,since his tendons and ligaments are fully formed and tough at his age.
Some people are complete idiots.
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kid is
a beast
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Yea, forcing your kid to do what you wish you would have done. It's not healthy. The kids form is awful in both videos. The one kids back looks like it's going to break when he bends over to try and squat the weight. Put your kids in baseball, hockey etc. Don't force your kid to become the douchebag you stupidly wish you were.
I was being sarcastic lol.
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probably more
weight than
most of the
getbigers use
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I`m shocked that the kid hasn`t torn anything yet,since his tendons and ligaments are fully formed and tough at his age.
Some people are complete idiots.
Yup. I was literally cringing watchin the forced reps on the dumbell flys.
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looks small
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sad
i watched a a documentary where this russian guy tapped screws to his new born baby daughter so she would be strong from a young age and able to perform in the circus :-\
Question; Why would they do this to their kid? Answer: Because the don't know any better.
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i was liftin way more at that age
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His parents are Schmoe's. :-\
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probably more
weight than
most of the
getbigers use
lol
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Stunned growth
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Only if he breaks an unrepairable growth plate. Soft tissue damage and connective tissue damage, load on an undeveloped spine, etc. Parents are tools and that video is by no means "cool".
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Supplement companies business comes from 18-23 year old douche bags who are unwise to the prophet gh15's philosophy's. Now these clever marketers are trying to 'capture' the 5-10 yr old market because they are so uneducated and easily hooked in order to boost sales.
total rip off of the joe camel campaign
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Supplement companies business comes from 18-23 year old douche bags who are unwise to the prophet gh15's philosophy's. Now these clever marketers are trying to 'capture' the 5-10 yr old market because they are so uneducated and easily hooked in order to boost sales.
total rip off of the joe camel campaign
What happened to that kid that had a contract with Pinnacle supps? I believe he was billed s Lil Hercules or something.
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the kids might actually want to do this..has anyone ever thought about that? when i was about 7 i bugged my dad until he finally let me use his old concrete weights in the basement. the thing is he should have probably showed me how to lift but he just let me go..lol. i probably could have killed myself looking back on it now. but i curled and curled and after a couple of years i was benching. didn't hurt myself though
on a side note i think the parents should probably allow the kids to do bodyweight exercises such as push ups
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Doesn't matter if the kid wanted to do it or not, if he did there are progressions that should be followed before loads are added. As with anyone, joint integrity and strength should be first, can he do push ups, pull ups, etc. My son wanted to be like "daddy" when he was 5 so I started him out with movements like pushups, he didn't progress to loads until he was 9 and didn't start squatting until he was 12-13. He starts freshman football this year and while isn't biggest, he is amoung the strongest and fastest. Progression with kids is a MUST. You also have to understand the mentality of kids, at 4 years old (kid in the video) its not a matter of "wanting to do it", at that age they want to mimmick or, like my son "do what daddy does". Almost everyone wants to be pround of their kid but you can't push a kid. I guaranty this kids going to have some physical problems when he gets older. Joint problems, muscle pulls, etc. Notice I don't say tears, that would be rare for someone that young. There's also the issue of growth spurts, will he develop osgood slatter that effects muscle and joints during adolecences? Not always but it does happen. Only a few things to consider when training a child/kid.
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Sorry, I meant "schlatter" (spelling sucks.)
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That's not LEE PRIEST...
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Yea, forcing your kid to do what you wish you would have done. It's not healthy. The kids form is awful in both videos. The one kids back looks like it's going to break when he bends over to try and squat the weight. Put your kids in baseball, hockey etc. Don't force your kid to become the douchebag you stupidly wish you were.
There is nothing more pathetic in the world then this... reminds me of that fucked up show toddlers in tiaras on tlc
what kind of fucked up, loser parents do this to their kids?! all the bitches on that show are fat and fugly cow's that never were and now want to live through their kids.
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Doesn't matter if the kid wanted to do it or not, if he did there are progressions that should be followed before loads are added. As with anyone, joint integrity and strength should be first, can he do push ups, pull ups, etc. My son wanted to be like "daddy" when he was 5 so I started him out with movements like pushups, he didn't progress to loads until he was 9 and didn't start squatting until he was 12-13. He starts freshman football this year and while isn't biggest, he is amoung the strongest and fastest. Progression with kids is a MUST. You also have to understand the mentality of kids, at 4 years old (kid in the video) its not a matter of "wanting to do it", at that age they want to mimmick or, like my son "do what daddy does". Almost everyone wants to be pround of their kid but you can't push a kid. I guaranty this kids going to have some physical problems when he gets older. Joint problems, muscle pulls, etc. Notice I don't say tears, that would be rare for someone that young. There's also the issue of growth spurts, will he develop osgood slatter that effects muscle and joints during adolecences? Not always but it does happen. Only a few things to consider when training a child/kid.
actually i already said that...bodyweight excerices would be fine at this age
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looks small
hahahahahaha!
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If he keeps on doing this he'll end up the height of Liar Priest..
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Stunned growth
That's stunted growth.
Didn't these people learn anything from the Little Hercules parents?
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That's stunted growth.
Didn't these people learn anything from the Little Hercules parents?
yup. iphone auto correct is a cold bitch.
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ALL steroids & GHona!
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gh15 what does his stack look like?
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gh15 what does his stack look like?
So, GH15 is actually Greg Oden? No wonder he has had so much time to post on Getbig. :D His knee will shatter again because of the roids. :D
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Kids 4, how can you make the presumption of stunted growth? Kid shows no sign of injury (broken growth plate). I just see dumb parents.
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