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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: RJB on July 31, 2006, 04:00:03 PM
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...or did he just have a skin disease. Is it proven that his look meant that he had better conditioning?
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It's possible that it was well-hidden elephantitis.
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I believe he had bicepsnonexistantitis
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its called trainin and dieting year round,thats what his condition was called.while guys like levrone and wheeler were eatin mcdonalds and wendys and takin off months from trainin yates was in the gym blastin away,yates even said that if wheeler and levrone were more consistant his title of mr olympia would have been alot harder to hold
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hahahaha, "granite like hardness" gayer than Gilad's shower curtains.
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its called trainin and dieting year round,thats what his condition was called.while guys like levrone and wheeler were eatin mcdonalds and wendys and takin off months from trainin yates was in the gym blastin away,yates even said that if wheeler and levrone were more consistant his title of mr olympia would have been alot harder to hold
both levrone and wheeler had superior physiques that could get awya with eating mcdonalds
it didn't matter how hard they trained, the judges preferred ugly blocky physiques so they never stood a chance :-\
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He achieved granite-like appearance by eating granite.
He had it crushed to powder at an industrial grinder. Then mixed it in with his usual protein powder. "Couldn't make the bloody mess taste any worse" I believe he said.
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It's possible that it was well-hidden elephantitis.
It's elephantiasis
It's not an "itis"
Why the hell does everyone say it that way?
Suposably, valumptuous, acks, etc.
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hate on >:( probably wasnt the juice as everyone pretty much is doing the same aas, and there were very few bb'rs that chieved the superhard look(munzer, yates, etc). genetics? i dont know how that comes into play. pre-contest program(training, cardio/fat burn, diet and drugs) thats got to be the ticket.
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It's elephantiasis
It's not an "itis"
Why the hell does everyone say it that way?
Suposably, valumptuous, acks, etc.
The condition can be referred to both ways.....but more specifically neurofibromatosis
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It's gotta be genetics - no? You've got pros who come in great condition, yet don't have that "granite" look.
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Quote from: I ETA PI on July 31, 2006, 07:50:48 PM
It's elephantiasis
It's not an "itis"
Why the hell does everyone say it that way?
Suposably, valumptuous, acks, etc.
Utter pap given that either spelling's fine. Only important to someone really into this. ::)
It's gotta be genetics - no? You've got pros who come in great condition, yet don't have that "granite" look.
Mainly genetics, combined with training, nutrition, etc.
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He's part granite. Got shafted out of the role in fantastic four
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he suntanned his ass all day, and then go to the tanning salon all night...lol
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Along with the extreme conditioning and supps, I think its genetic. Lots of top teir pros train and prepare similarly but don't acheive that look. The graininess probably gave him the nod in some victories. Looked very impressive.
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He achieved granite-like appearance by eating granite.
He had it crushed to powder at an industrial grinder. Then mixed it in with his usual protein powder. "Couldn't make the bloody mess taste any worse" I believe he said.
That hasn't worked for me. Maybe it's because I can't afford the good quality granite.