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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: mesmorph78 on September 12, 2012, 03:51:20 PM
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guy at the beginning is 160 apparently, great bench,
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Only 3-4 people out of the 7,000,000,000 people on the planet can do that.
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Only 3-4 people out of the 7,000,000,000 people on the planet can do that.
ha hahahahahahahahaha
;D ;D ;D
carefully calucated numbers based on months of genetic studuies physics and probability ratios
gotta love getbig
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Nice of LLCoolJ to stop in and spot that last guy.
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Nice of LLCoolJ to stop in and spot that last guy.
i'd much rather have Roger Waters spotting me
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A dude when I was in college put up 435 or so, can't remember exactly, but only weighed 175 and didn't look like anything special. He had short little midget arms.
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guy at the beginning is 160 apparently, great bench,
motherfuckers, cocaine is a hell of a drug
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Love the Grandma (0:42) with the back rash, wearing the red polyester pantsuit!
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adrain pwns all those fools.
1 in 7,000,000,000 people level strength on that cat.
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first guy was very impressive.at that weight and size strong tendons,joints etc.
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Bump
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(http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=294751.0;attach=334975;image)
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Fuckers are strong....i bet they all are natural too.... :o :-*
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Best I ever saw was a guy at 155 bench 380lbs. This was with a tiny pause (not a meet certified lift, but no bounce either), full touch, and no lifting gear whatsoever (we were doing a mini bench comp in the gym. You could wear a t-shirt and use wrist straps and wraps and elbow wraps).
Natural? Maybe, maybe not, but if he gassed, it was probably a few orals because he never blew up or down. And, he was 155 at a height of 5'7", so it's not like he was carrying around tons of weight. His chest was retarded (like Franco's chest), he was shredded all the time (he never went above 8%, it seemed), and basically ate like shit (I saw him eat a can of spray cheese for his lunch three times in one week, to save money). No legs, all bar muscle. If he'd been 6ft tall, women would have trampled each other to smell where he shit last week. As it was, he was a ridiculous at pulling puss.
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Best I ever saw was a guy at 155 bench 380lbs. This was with a tiny pause (not a meet certified lift, but no bounce either), full touch, and no lifting gear whatsoever (we were doing a mini bench comp in the gym. You could wear a t-shirt and use wrist straps and wraps and elbow wraps).
Natural? Maybe, maybe not, but if he gassed, it was probably a few orals because he never blew up or down. And, he was 155 at a height of 5'7", so it's not like he was carrying around tons of weight. His chest was retarded (like Franco's chest), he was shredded all the time (he never went above 8%, it seemed), and basically ate like shit (I saw him eat a can of spray cheese for his lunch three times in one week, to save money). No legs, all bar muscle. If he'd been 6ft tall, women would have trampled each other to smell where he shit last week. As it was, he was a ridiculous at pulling puss.
155 @ 5'7" @ 6-7% is pretty damn good actually, especially if he had tiny joints
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155 @ 5'7" @ 6-7% is pretty damn good actually, especially if he had tiny joints
He did have tiny joints. He never grew much, but he didn't need to. At 5'10" and 215lbs at 6%BF for my show, my upper body got beat by his. We'd be in the gym, and I'd pull up the shirt to show the abs. Then he'd come by, take his shirt off, hit a few poses, and crush me. Then he'd eat a granola bar and laugh about drinking some scotch for supper and smashing broads.
It was one of the many reminders in my youth where the world was teaching me that genetics are the lion's share of the battle. That no matter how many drugs I took, no matter how hard I worked or the food I ate, this guy who I outweighed by over 50lbs could beat me easily by eating granola bars, spray cheese, crackers and Budweiser. And no, he didn't take a lot of gear, if any. He knew I was gassed to the nines in those days, and he never once asked me about it, my source, or what I did. He couldn't have cared less and used to just shake his head at me when heard me talk about it...like a disappointed older brother.
If you have shit genetics, you'll always be shit, just slightly less so if you have decent drugs and a good work ethic. But if you have great genetics, you can be a GOAT with some decent work and maybe a bit of drugs, if any at all. It's amazing how naturally great some people are.
It's like intelligence. I can spend the rest of my days and nights studying advanced mathematics and physics. I will never even come close to sniffing what professors in great universities are doing. They're simply operating at a different plane, and have a head start whose gap can't be closed by a hardworking average person. I say that as a guy who earned his masters from the best school in the country, finished top 8% globally on the GMATs. At my school, everyone was smart like that. And then there were the really smart guys...the guys who scared you with how fast and smart they were with numbers and logic. Guys who smoked up before a financial engineering final and scored a 98% and were bitching about not getting perfect. Meanwhile, I studied my ass off and limped out with a "B". It's genetics. Always has been...always will.
The "hard work" mantra is what average people tell their average kids to give them hope that life can be made fair. It really can't. You have it or you don't. If you don't, you can do better, but the chances of being great are so slim, and the margin for error so small, that an average person being great is statistical anomaly to be ignored.
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He did have tiny joints. He never grew much, but he didn't need to. At 5'10" and 215lbs at 6%BF for my show, my upper body got beat by his. We'd be in the gym, and I'd pull up the shirt to show the abs. Then he'd come by, take his shirt off, hit a few poses, and crush me. Then he'd eat a granola bar and laugh about drinking some scotch for supper and smashing broads.
It was one of the many reminders in my youth where the world was teaching me that genetics are the lion's share of the battle. That no matter how many drugs I took, no matter how hard I worked or the food I ate, this guy who I outweighed by over 50lbs could beat me easily by eating granola bars, spray cheese, crackers and Budweiser. And no, he didn't take a lot of gear, if any. He knew I was gassed to the nines in those days, and he never once asked me about it, my source, or what I did. He couldn't have cared less and used to just shake his head at me when heard me talk about it...like a disappointed older brother.
If you have shit genetics, you'll always be shit, just slightly less so if you have decent drugs and a good work ethic. But if you have great genetics, you can be a GOAT with some decent work and maybe a bit of drugs, if any at all. It's amazing how naturally great some people are.
It's like intelligence. I can spend the rest of my days and nights studying advanced mathematics and physics. I will never even come close to sniffing what professors in great universities are doing. They're simply operating at a different plane, and have a head start whose gap can't be closed by a hardworking average person. I say that as a guy who earned his masters from the best school in the country, finished top 8% globally on the GMATs. At my school, everyone was smart like that. And then there were the really smart guys...the guys who scared you with how fast and smart they were with numbers and logic. Guys who smoked up before a financial engineering final and scored a 98% and were bitching about not getting perfect. Meanwhile, I studied my ass off and limped out with a "B". It's genetics. Always has been...always will.
The "hard work" mantra is what average people tell their average kids to give them hope that life can be made fair. It really can't. You have it or you don't. If you don't, you can do better, but the chances of being great are so slim, and the margin for error so small, that an average person being great is statistical anomaly to be ignored.
good post dude, i'm impressed ;D
i also used to bring wendy's double cheese burger large fry and large coke into the gym and eat it before my workout in front of the hot italian-american gym check card girl while sitting @ 6-7% just to prove to her that "diet" means fuck all, needless to say i didnt win a date with her, but she did let me spot her on chins telling me to place my hands on her round bubble ass for support while she did her chins :P
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He did have tiny joints. He never grew much, but he didn't need to. At 5'10" and 215lbs at 6%BF for my show, my upper body got beat by his. We'd be in the gym, and I'd pull up the shirt to show the abs. Then he'd come by, take his shirt off, hit a few poses, and crush me. Then he'd eat a granola bar and laugh about drinking some scotch for supper and smashing broads.
It was one of the many reminders in my youth where the world was teaching me that genetics are the lion's share of the battle. That no matter how many drugs I took, no matter how hard I worked or the food I ate, this guy who I outweighed by over 50lbs could beat me easily by eating granola bars, spray cheese, crackers and Budweiser. And no, he didn't take a lot of gear, if any. He knew I was gassed to the nines in those days, and he never once asked me about it, my source, or what I did. He couldn't have cared less and used to just shake his head at me when heard me talk about it...like a disappointed older brother.
If you have shit genetics, you'll always be shit, just slightly less so if you have decent drugs and a good work ethic. But if you have great genetics, you can be a GOAT with some decent work and maybe a bit of drugs, if any at all. It's amazing how naturally great some people are.
It's like intelligence. I can spend the rest of my days and nights studying advanced mathematics and physics. I will never even come close to sniffing what professors in great universities are doing. They're simply operating at a different plane, and have a head start whose gap can't be closed by a hardworking average person. I say that as a guy who earned his masters from the best school in the country, finished top 8% globally on the GMATs. At my school, everyone was smart like that. And then there were the really smart guys...the guys who scared you with how fast and smart they were with numbers and logic. Guys who smoked up before a financial engineering final and scored a 98% and were bitching about not getting perfect. Meanwhile, I studied my ass off and limped out with a "B". It's genetics. Always has been...always will.
The "hard work" mantra is what average people tell their average kids to give them hope that life can be made fair. It really can't. You have it or you don't. If you don't, you can do better, but the chances of being great are so slim, and the margin for error so small, that an average person being great is statistical anomaly to be ignored.
great post!
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good post dude, i'm impressed ;D
i also used to bring wendy's double cheese burger large fry and large coke into the gym and eat it before my workout in front of the hot italian-american gym check card girl while sitting @ 6-7% just to prove to her that "diet" means fuck all, needless to say i didnt win a date with her, but she did let me spot her on chins telling me to place my hands on her round bubble ass for support while she did her chins :P
To the victor go the spoils! ;D
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He did have tiny joints. He never grew much, but he didn't need to. At 5'10" and 215lbs at 6%BF for my show, my upper body got beat by his. We'd be in the gym, and I'd pull up the shirt to show the abs. Then he'd come by, take his shirt off, hit a few poses, and crush me. Then he'd eat a granola bar and laugh about drinking some scotch for supper and smashing broads.
It was one of the many reminders in my youth where the world was teaching me that genetics are the lion's share of the battle. That no matter how many drugs I took, no matter how hard I worked or the food I ate, this guy who I outweighed by over 50lbs could beat me easily by eating granola bars, spray cheese, crackers and Budweiser. And no, he didn't take a lot of gear, if any. He knew I was gassed to the nines in those days, and he never once asked me about it, my source, or what I did. He couldn't have cared less and used to just shake his head at me when heard me talk about it...like a disappointed older brother.
If you have shit genetics, you'll always be shit, just slightly less so if you have decent drugs and a good work ethic. But if you have great genetics, you can be a GOAT with some decent work and maybe a bit of drugs, if any at all. It's amazing how naturally great some people are.
It's like intelligence. I can spend the rest of my days and nights studying advanced mathematics and physics. I will never even come close to sniffing what professors in great universities are doing. They're simply operating at a different plane, and have a head start whose gap can't be closed by a hardworking average person. I say that as a guy who earned his masters from the best school in the country, finished top 8% globally on the GMATs. At my school, everyone was smart like that. And then there were the really smart guys...the guys who scared you with how fast and smart they were with numbers and logic. Guys who smoked up before a financial engineering final and scored a 98% and were bitching about not getting perfect. Meanwhile, I studied my ass off and limped out with a "B". It's genetics. Always has been...always will.
The "hard work" mantra is what average people tell their average kids to give them hope that life can be made fair. It really can't. You have it or you don't. If you don't, you can do better, but the chances of being great are so slim, and the margin for error so small, that an average person being great is statistical anomaly to be ignored.
Good post
A lot of people don't want to hear that but It it's the truth every body has great genetics at something the key is finding that thing...