andreas cahling at 57

[Mad Nickels]

Oops! I forgot. The last one is me. I got called a homo for posting that one. I guess when we get old, we get stupid...


and shredded? Geez, he is freakin shredded. Makes Clarence bass look like an ass!

dude should outgrow bodybuilding, for real

[Mr Nobody]

Looks like maybe a stroke victim in the first pic right lip hanging down and distorted face however impressive muscularity at that age.

[Tito24]

disturbing thing that guy

[johnnynoname]

his "self shots" make me want to develop a personality

[oldman]

his arms look better, rest same

[The Abdominal Snoman]

Gary Strydom in 7 years

[johnny1]

He looks highly abnormal.. grotesque, barely human.

bloody hell last time i saw him in the BB mags he looked a little different, oh well time waits for NO ONE

[Julio Ceasar]

I don't know if I should cry or give compliment. Some people never realise when the show is over. Like Lou giving Arnold a biceps pose in the reunion  and Arnold, wtf...its over man! Being stuck in the past is only a sign of mental deficiency...

[~UN_$ung~]

dude should outgrow bodybuilding, for real

for what?   


he looks good, he feels good, he has a great quality of life, his body is probably at the level of health and functionality of person 25 or 30 years his junior



why should someone stop doing what they love............."getting old" isnt really a set age, its a state of mind when a person feels ready to shift down a gear, end the goal-accomplishment period of their life, and allow themselves an easier lifestyle.............wh en people do this in their mind, their body soon follows

you hear ALL the time about people who are in their 70s or 80s and retire, or cease whatever activity was occupying thier life.............and die a few weeks or months later..........our bodies are very intuitive, and tend to keep themselves alive if a person still has a job to do or a goal to accomplish

they say the biggest killer of older people is stagnation.....




so what should this guy do, stop workin g out and wait to die.........why would you stop doing what you love

[BayGBM]

for what?   

he looks good, he feels good, he has a great quality of life, his body is probably at the level of health and functionality of person 25 or 30 years his junior

why should someone stop doing what they love............."getting old" isnt really a set age, its a state of mind when a person feels ready to shift down a gear, end the goal-accomplishment period of their life, and allow themselves an easier lifestyle.............wh en people do this in their mind, their body soon follows

you hear ALL the time about people who are in their 70s or 80s and retire, or cease whatever activity was occupying thier life.............and die a few weeks or months later..........our bodies are very intuitive, and tend to keep themselves alive if a person still has a job to do or a goal to accomplish

they say the biggest killer of older people is stagnation.....

so what should this guy do, stop workin g out and wait to die.........why would you stop doing what you love

Amen! 

[Kim Jong Bob]

for what?   


he looks good, he feels good, he has a great quality of life, his body is probably at the level of health and functionality of person 25 or 30 years his junior



why should someone stop doing what they love............."getting old" isnt really a set age, its a state of mind when a person feels ready to shift down a gear, end the goal-accomplishment period of their life, and allow themselves an easier lifestyle.............wh en people do this in their mind, their body soon follows

you hear ALL the time about people who are in their 70s or 80s and retire, or cease whatever activity was occupying thier life.............and die a few weeks or months later..........our bodies are very intuitive, and tend to keep themselves alive if a person still has a job to do or a goal to accomplish

they say the biggest killer of older people is stagnation.....




so what should this guy do, stop workin g out and wait to die.........why would you stop doing what you love

great post +1