Latest Flex Wheeler Pic - Looking good

[Trev]

More bodybuilders are having their brachioradialis removed to make their biceps appear larger.

No they're not   

[falco]

No they're not   

Seems like you are not familiar with sarcasm.

[Dave D]

No they're not   

Actually they are. In addition to this the new thing is to stop training calves so the quads look bigger.

[Parker]

Actually they are. In addition to this the new thing is to stop training calves so the quads look bigger.

Don't train neck so that your shoulders look wider.

[falco]

Actually they are. In addition to this the new thing is to stop training calves so the quads look bigger.

Don't train quads, so the dick looks bigger.

[Dave D]

Don't train neck so that your shoulders look wider.

Good point. I've also known bodybuilders who wouldn't train quads so their  genitals would look bigger (in proportion).

It's become such a common practice that allegedly this is why men's physique was started.

[falco]

Good point. I've also known bodybuilders who wouldn't train quads so their  genitals would look bigger (in proportion).

It's become such a common practice that allegedly this is why men's physique was started.

Safe to say that big ramy must be hung like a horse.

[Trev]

Seems like you are not familiar with sarcasm.

Yeah was a bit slow there - So much bollocks on here I thought this was another 

[njflex]

don't train tris so your biceps look bigger.

[dj181]

don't train tris so your biceps look bigger.

most a-RABS are tricepless as is bequeer

[Dave D]

Safe to say that big ramy must be hung like a horse.

Or he's gone full retard.

don't train tris so your biceps look bigger.

Many stop training delts so their arms look bigger.

[Megalodon]

 

[Cableguy]

What causes that?

I actually don't know. But it seems most bodybuilders succumb to it eventually. Same with triceps. Micro tears over time would be my guess, although there's probably more to it than that.

Jay Cutler has the same thing going on, but not quite as bad.

[Parker]

I actually don't know. But it seems most bodybuilders succumb to it eventually. Same with triceps. Micro tears over time would be my guess, although there's probably more to it than that.

Jay Cutler has the same thing going on, but not quite as bad.

What's odd, is that you can see older guys (50-late 60s) with big forearms. And that is just from doing mechanical work. Then again, these dudes are naturals, so developing strong tendons and ligaments over the years.

[pellius]

Yeah was a bit slow there - So much bollocks on here I thought this was another 

I thought it was a serious comment as well.

[falco]

What's odd, is that you can see older guys (50-late 60s) with big forearms. And that is just from doing mechanical work. Then again, these dudes are naturals, so developing strong tendons and ligaments over the years.

Carpal tunnel syndrome? Many popular steroids cause hypercalcemia, that might increase the condition.

[SomeKindofMonster]

Exactly also Arash.  Different ball game.

I thought Arash was the easy winner last year. Hester had the ultra thin skin look
but is that Classic Bodybuilding? His lack of arm size really through off him
looking like the winner although I'm sure he's an awesome guy. He had to lose too much weight
also which I'm sure made it where he didn't look as good as he could have.

FLEX - Really looks amazing for 52. He could pass for 10 years younger &
looks better than 99% of 52 yr. olds.
Saying these good things - His skin was not competition tight even in 2002
even though his bodyfat was low.
At 52, his shape may be there but the skin will be worse & to get anywhere close
to being competitive he's going to put a hell of a tax on his kidneys to get dry enough.
He started getting in shape at 51 & ended up in the hospital for a month.
There's no need to do this with a 15 year old kidney but it's his life.
2002