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« Reply #25 on: August 22, 2010, 06:53:09 AM »
I know what I am talking about and if he diets down he will see for himself.


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« Reply #26 on: August 22, 2010, 07:04:45 AM »
Well one thing is for sure - Adonis knows how to get lean.

I think his 30-50 lbs guess is closer to the truth than 10-15 lbs.

50 lbs might be exaggerated but it also depends if we're talking about everyday ripped or contest shape.

1300 kcals ? That is really really low. I would go and see a doctor about that.

I bet your chest would look a lot better if you were leaner but dieting on less than 1300 kcal a day seems like starving to me.

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« Reply #27 on: August 22, 2010, 07:14:03 AM »
I am talking ripped to the max, contest shape.

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« Reply #28 on: August 22, 2010, 07:52:03 AM »
you main problem is size,,you are just not big enough,,its not enough to have arm mesure ok number,,what matters is over all thickness,,reason thsoe guy you like look  better is because they first were thick then cut down,,you can have 16 inch arm but if you thick enough and then diet you will look much more impressive,,

secondly the picture you take always with white wall behind ,,this give illusion to your actual size because it make yo llook bigger this way,,only in real life or in picture where you around other people you can see that youre quite small bodybuilder why? again lack of trhickness ,,,since you do have good arms and good shoulders and proportion,,

your body fat% is 9-10% not 12% reason you cant see abs clear is the way your body hold fat and water,,eventhough with you its mainly fat since your skin elasticity is good,,never the less body fat is 9-10%

your main problem is that you do not use aas in correct way ,,you use sperangly ,,the idea behind using hormones is to minimize times off and increase time on ,,to a point where its all one big cycle with changing compounds on regular basis,,

your caloric intake must be higher,,1200 calories is NOT enough ,,i would say if you dont do anything during a dya beside sleep and train you need at least 2000 calories inside you to grow for your size/weight level


an mdrol  testosterone tren ace steroid cycle for a fella like you will help tremendestly in getting the thickness needed,,if you had less lean muscle i would also recomend eq or deca but at your level from what i can see this is the first produts i woudl recomend in your next cycle

mdrol,,testosterone ,,trenbolone,,

mdrol because the way your mid section look ,,other wize i would say dianabol,,anapolon is faked too much and will not suit you since you want dianabol gains with duretic effect which = superdrol which = mdrol,,

finally most important thing ,,your pecs is genetic they will look better at 180lb after a cycle when you get down to 8% but body weight gets up to 180-190lb

a  fella such as yourself should never step on stage or in a gym less than 190lb at 10% due to height,,the other fellas are smaller guys ,,5'8 5'7 isd quite small guys they can pull 170 ,,you can not no matter how cut your arms look against white wall in frotn relaxed,,

bodybuilders who tend to have your type of arm usually tend to have weak chest ,,their arms are just too over devekloped for their pecs,,genetically that is ,,you can see it in your first pic from 2000 how your arms are the only thing you had as in they were strong poitn for you to begin with for your level of begginer,,then you developed the delts to a decent level  but the chest just stayed way behind because the arms and delts are simply taking the work from the chest  no matter how much you try to isolate the chest ,,as i said bodybuilders of the such can only have good chest when they are pumped if they pump well,,any other time chest will be flat,,and flat chest is big no no in bodybuilding,,chest is more important than arms !

finally,, inorder to step on stage you will have to lose about 15lb while on hormones ,,naturally will be more ,,right nwo the weight on stage for fella like you is 155lb on hormones

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« Reply #29 on: August 22, 2010, 07:58:45 AM »
I think to be shredded you woud have to lose about 30 lbs.
This is me before I started dieting for a show  5'9'' 175lbs , competed at shredded 154 lbs ,no supplemments (just whey protein ), diuretics or  drugs .


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« Reply #30 on: August 22, 2010, 11:21:50 AM »
Jesus che your thighs are huge.

Matt C you look good, fitter and stronger than most will ever be.  You'd look a lot bigger with a tan and a shave.  I am in the same boat as you food-wise; I'm perfectly full all day long on 2000 calories which is unfortunately not enough to build any muscle.  If you want to get bigger you really have to eat at uncomfortable levels which is the hard part in my opinion (lifting weights for an hour a day or so is easy, anyone can do that).

I see a lot of guys in the gym who come in and bench 135 for reps or 225 for reps every single time they are there.  I'm a lot more impressed by the guy who benches 95 lbs, then 100 the next time, then 105, 110, etc.  Slow and steady progress.


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« Reply #31 on: August 22, 2010, 11:58:05 AM »
Don't try to go from 1300 to 3000, it will be "impossible" and you will add fat because your body is used to 1300 calories.
Add 300 calories every week until you are up at the desired amount. That way your body will "need" the calories and eating only 1300 then would not be sufficient. You have (over a long period of time) conditioned your body to work on 1300 calories.
The 300 calorie increase can be 30g carbs and 30g protein.

Try this:

week 1: 1300 cals
week 2: 1600 cals
week 3: 1900 cals
week 4: 2200 cals



Stay at 2200 cals for a while and see what happens, adjust accordingly. Stay there or increase another 300 and re-evaluate.
Sidenote: 2200 cals is only 250g carbs and 250g protein. (if you eat clean and keep the fat low, around 20-25g)
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« Reply #32 on: August 22, 2010, 12:04:50 PM »
what about you keep being fairly and naturally muscular and lean, stop wanting to be someone you arent and enjoy the ride while giving the whole bodybuilding thing a rest.... its only for losers who need to compensate for their psychological troubles ...

Lift, eat healthy, do some other sports on the side, and you re set. More than this is just retarded. Those who focus on their bodies are those who lack what is required to succeed into other ventures in life, relationships, intelectual tasks. They also tend to be the most egocentrical, self centered and immature individuals. They re not even happier anyway. Mostly cause they re trying to cope with traumatisms originating in their childhood or adolescence.  It's always been the same crap. A healthy life is a well balanced life with lot of different and significant stuff going on. Not just focusing on your bodyfat or the size of your biceps...

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« Reply #33 on: August 22, 2010, 01:11:05 PM »
in all honesty - the guys are correct.

1st - you need to drop the powerlifting moves - bench in pl is all tri's and shoulders - which are your strong point. change to slower movements, widen the grip width, increase the reps to 6-10 and lower the weight.

2nd - increase calories by 500 a day, while each time at the gym increasing the weight on the bar 5-10%.

3rd when your strength stalls, and/or weight doesn't increase in 2 weeks - increase calories another 500.

its very very simple.

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« Reply #34 on: August 22, 2010, 01:42:37 PM »
in all honesty - the guys are correct.

1st - you need to drop the powerlifting moves - bench in pl is all tri's and shoulders - which are your strong point. change to slower movements, widen the grip width, increase the reps to 6-10 and lower the weight.

2nd - increase calories by 500 a day, while each time at the gym increasing the weight on the bar 5-10%.

3rd when your strength stalls, and/or weight doesn't increase in 2 weeks - increase calories another 500.

its very very simple.


what do you know about lifting weights and building muscle anyway?

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« Reply #35 on: August 22, 2010, 02:28:57 PM »
The strongman contest yesterday was the wakeup call.  To place 9th in a contest where the top three were all in the top six at the Ontario strongman last month made me think about my unrealized potential.  I know if I had just been hydrated this week I would have beaten the 8th place finisher and tied for 7th.  The top 5 ranged in weight from 250-300+.  I was the lightest guy in the show although the 6th place finisher was also 170 [he pulled 520].  No excuses though, just thinking about next time.

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Matt,what do you do for your pecs?

I beleive that 5-12 reps in pyramid style,followed by a burnout set is the best method to build them.

Powerlifting is only gonna` do so much,plus sooner or later,you`ll end up hurt.

Here is my training journal:

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Just one point I want to make - Last September I decided to go on a powerlifting program to get strong and improve my form simultaneously.  So lately my form has been not too bad, but primarily powerlifting and not bodybuilding.  I figured, I don't eat enough to gain mass anyway, so why not get stronger?

Your shoulders and triceps are why you bench 315, not your chest.  Use pre-exhaust 15 reps of slow DB flyes, THEN hit your bench in a super set.  You'll pre-exhaust your pecs so they'll do some work in the beching.  Your shoulders are incredible but they're doing the work when you do chest - think about frank mcgrath - biceps so good he can't train back effectively.

Diet... you shouldn't be thinking of 1200 vs 1800 calories... you should be thinking of "4 meals of a big pile of beef/chicken, carbs and gravy, 2 protein shakes, and 2 big ass garden salads" each day.

Being hydrated - HUGE problem there.  Just carry a water gallon everywhere with you (tacky, sure), but make yourself drink it every day.  One gallon a day.  Then you'll get to 1.5 gallons, then maybe even 2.  it's not tough to do.  

I wouldn''t worry AT ALL about losing body fat to get the chest showing better.  I'd be more focused on eating a shitload of food, drinking a ton of water, using creating 3x daily, and hitting pecs every 5 days with prexhaust.  Clean up the form, stop worrying about how much weight you're moving.  Just focus on using shit heavy weight for 6 to 8 perfect reps with no shaking, NO MOMENTUM, etc.

I very rarely give any advice on training cause hey, I'm as full of shit as anyone else and I'm no expert.  but we're in about the same boat.  You just don't look THICK to me.  Drink water, train slow, eat big, and just slow down.  Stop thinking about getting diced.  Anyway, that's just my 2 cents.  Good luck in your journey.

Great stuff!

Well you obviously aren't on the Test, EQ and Dbol stack which you were running before. Drop the clen and Winstrol lady-stacks you're on now.

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All the posts are great in here, thanks for the advice.

My biggest issues with steroids is that they would be kind of useless without FOOD, no?  I would absolutely have to eat enough to go on a cycle.

Another thing - I've seen some 240-260 pound guys in my town (6'2+) off their cycles and weighing 210.  So it would seem that the only way to keep the weight on would be to continually use AAS which is what I do not want to do.

x2. IMO i dont think its his diet or training, its genetics. Chest will alway be behind and not seperated. Matt has been weight training for years now, regardless of his style and diet, if he was meant to have a separated big chest  he would have had one by now.

If this is the case I'm willing to accept it.  No need to live in denial.

also when you get a chest pump, does your chest look more seperated? or does it always look like that?
i know after a chest workout,mine always looks alot more seperated. But after the pump, its back to minimal separation.

Yes, my chest is much better pumped.  If it could look like that all the time it wouldn't be too bad to be honest, although not great either.

Here is a back shot.  One good thing is that my shoulders grow easily and my arms grow pretty well too.  But my chest, not at all.  And of course, I have a narrow physique:
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« Reply #36 on: August 22, 2010, 02:31:55 PM »
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« Reply #37 on: August 22, 2010, 02:33:57 PM »
Yes, your lack of mass in your chest is due to genetics. I have the same problem. When it comes to chest, we are pretty much doomed. Your chest will never be as good as your arms or shoulder. Face your fate. Man up  :D
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« Reply #38 on: August 22, 2010, 02:39:58 PM »
Matt C is truly head and shoulders above the competition  :D

Che you look great.
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« Reply #39 on: August 22, 2010, 02:40:12 PM »
Yes, your lack of mass in your chest is due to genetics. I have the same problem. When it comes to chest, we are pretty much doomed. Your chest will never be as good as your arms or shoulder. Face your fate. Man up  :D
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« Reply #40 on: August 22, 2010, 02:56:38 PM »
Yes, your lack of mass in your chest is due to genetics.

In matt's case, the overpowering arms and shoulders are preventing his back from growing too.




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« Reply #41 on: August 22, 2010, 03:42:29 PM »
Matt C,

You need to lose 30-50 lbs to be truly ripped.  If you are maintaining the fat on your current physique with 1300 calories, something is wrong with you medically (thyroid) or you are mistaken or perhaps you need to really be in the 130 lb range eating at 130 lb physique levels (which does make sense given the amount of fat we see on you at this moment).

Either way you are pretty fat and will be 130-140 lbs ripped which is not entirely too bad.

I have no reason to believe that there is anything wrong with my thyroid and if simply restricting calories would make me get ripped, I would say I would be ripped by now.  Therefore, I disagree with your "a calorie is a calorie" theory.  However, I think you are right that it would take a substantial amount of weight loss for me to be ripped.  But I do think that I could be ripped in the 140s.  I don't think I would need to be lower than that, but I am not 100% sure on that since I have never been ripped.

Also, I have been a little heavier at times when I did eat more and was in roughly the same condition.  So ultimately I think I could be close to 150 in contest shape although I'm not completely sure about that.  But my goal would be to be roughly the condition of my friend who is six feet tall and 175 [although he may be less in this picture but he is in the same condition]:



This guy doesnt know what he's talking about.  Your skin is very pale and I imagine you're closer to 12-15% bodyfat and only need to lose 10-15 pounds to be shredded.

I got a huge sunburn at the contest yesterday.  I have only been out two days this summer!  I know that sounds pathetic but I have been spending eight hours a day upgrading my website to Joomla and I really hope to have this completed by the 2010 Olympia.  It has been a lot of work but it will be worth it.

1300 kcals ? That is really really low. I would go and see a doctor about that.

It's been like this all my life.  I just don't get hungry to be honest.  For all of us who live in the western world, food is cheap and abundant.  I had plenty of opportunities to pig out but I just don't get a craving for food.  I swear there were days when I just ate one or two 500 calorie snacks and would having no problem doing one rep maxes.

And just for the record, calorie restricted diets have been proven to be quite healthy but at the same time, I don't think it is bad to risk a little bit of health for the sake of personal goals, which have benefits as well.

you main problem is size,,you are just not big enough,,its not enough to have arm mesure ok number,,what matters is over all thickness,,reason thsoe guy you like look  better is because they first were thick then cut down,,you can have 16 inch arm but if you thick enough and then diet you will look much more impressive,,

secondly the picture you take always with white wall behind ,,this give illusion to your actual size because it make yo llook bigger this way,,only in real life or in picture where you around other people you can see that youre quite small bodybuilder why? again lack of trhickness ,,,since you do have good arms and good shoulders and proportion,,

your body fat% is 9-10% not 12% reason you cant see abs clear is the way your body hold fat and water,,eventhough with you its mainly fat since your skin elasticity is good,,never the less body fat is 9-10%

your main problem is that you do not use aas in correct way ,,you use sperangly ,,the idea behind using hormones is to minimize times off and increase time on ,,to a point where its all one big cycle with changing compounds on regular basis,,

your caloric intake must be higher,,1200 calories is NOT enough ,,i would say if you dont do anything during a dya beside sleep and train you need at least 2000 calories inside you to grow for your size/weight level


an mdrol  testosterone tren ace steroid cycle for a fella like you will help tremendestly in getting the thickness needed,,if you had less lean muscle i would also recomend eq or deca but at your level from what i can see this is the first produts i woudl recomend in your next cycle

mdrol,,testosterone ,,trenbolone,,

mdrol because the way your mid section look ,,other wize i would say dianabol,,anapolon is faked too much and will not suit you since you want dianabol gains with duretic effect which = superdrol which = mdrol,,

finally most important thing ,,your pecs is genetic they will look better at 180lb after a cycle when you get down to 8% but body weight gets up to 180-190lb

a  fella such as yourself should never step on stage or in a gym less than 190lb at 10% due to height,,the other fellas are smaller guys ,,5'8 5'7 isd quite small guys they can pull 170 ,,you can not no matter how cut your arms look against white wall in frotn relaxed,,

bodybuilders who tend to have your type of arm usually tend to have weak chest ,,their arms are just too over devekloped for their pecs,,genetically that is ,,you can see it in your first pic from 2000 how your arms are the only thing you had as in they were strong poitn for you to begin with for your level of begginer,,then you developed the delts to a decent level  but the chest just stayed way behind because the arms and delts are simply taking the work from the chest  no matter how much you try to isolate the chest ,,as i said bodybuilders of the such can only have good chest when they are pumped if they pump well,,any other time chest will be flat,,and flat chest is big no no in bodybuilding,,chest is more important than arms !

finally,, inorder to step on stage you will have to lose about 15lb while on hormones ,,naturally will be more ,,right nwo the weight on stage for fella like you is 155lb on hormones

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Don't try to go from 1300 to 3000, it will be "impossible" and you will add fat because your body is used to 1300 calories.
Add 300 calories every week until you are up at the desired amount. That way your body will "need" the calories and eating only 1300 then would not be sufficient. You have (over a long period of time) conditioned your body to work on 1300 calories.
The 300 calorie increase can be 30g carbs and 30g protein.

Try this:

week 1: 1300 cals
week 2: 1600 cals
week 3: 1900 cals
week 4: 2200 cals



Stay at 2200 cals for a while and see what happens, adjust accordingly. Stay there or increase another 300 and re-evaluate.
Sidenote: 2200 cals is only 250g carbs and 250g protein. (if you eat clean and keep the fat low, around 20-25g)

You know, this is probably the right way.  As I said, I was lifting pretty heavy [for me] on very little calories.  So I will adjust my diet and fluid intake slowly.

I have decided to drink one sip of water every five minutes.  So far this has resulted in me drinking one liter of water in the past three hours.  If I keep up at approximately this pace, I should be able to drink close to a gallon without any discomfort.  From there I can ramp it up to 1.5 gallons.

I will have to adjust in situations where I have to be away from a bathroom for a long time, but I guess I will learn as I go along.

what about you keep being fairly and naturally muscular and lean, stop wanting to be someone you arent and enjoy the ride while giving the whole bodybuilding thing a rest.... its only for losers who need to compensate for their psychological troubles ...

Lift, eat healthy, do some other sports on the side, and you re set. More than this is just retarded. Those who focus on their bodies are those who lack what is required to succeed into other ventures in life, relationships, intelectual tasks. They also tend to be the most egocentrical, self centered and immature individuals. They re not even happier anyway. Mostly cause they re trying to cope with traumatisms originating in their childhood or adolescence.  It's always been the same crap. A healthy life is a well balanced life with lot of different and significant stuff going on. Not just focusing on your bodyfat or the size of your biceps...

And there s always someone bigger, better, than you anyway.

This is very true.  Great post.  But because I do intend to continue to review bodybuilding DVDs and contests, I feel that I would have slightly more credibility being in great shape.

Although on that note, Ron Harris looks great and was over 185-205 shredded at my height and people would still bash him.  So it seems like no matter what anyone does in the industry, they will get bashed, whether they are a bodybuilder or just someone reporting like myself.

I'll tell you though, I would love to have a separated chest, even for my own personal satisfaction.

I know I've asked for advice before on here, but it's been a while since I really made bodybuilding a serious goal of mine and right now I am quite serious.  I will definitely be posting updates on this as time goes by.
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« Reply #42 on: August 22, 2010, 04:08:43 PM »
no chet was and is not natural ,,he actually uses testosterone on a regular basis for many many years with out ever getting off ,,but he is on a lot more thna just testosterona,,

the problem you have is that you need to get out of the oral world of steroids such as superdrol and halodrol into the real world of injectables on regular basis ,,also your phsyiqe is more suited for power lifting and strangth lifting,,

learn from the simply fella,,you need consistancy with injectable,,and then on top of it the mdrol or hdrol or turinabol or whatever other aas that yoru heart desires,,not only the oral,,i do suspect that your response to aas will always lack though,,and as you can see your bud simply is stuck at 200+ and look fat and watery because he too try to minimize hormone usage to one oral and inject such as tren probably the pellet home made stuff that his brother or god knows who makes,,and little prop or enentate,,the reason he is stuck at this look is because he is afraid of growth hormone and most likley no money to buy it ,,so as i said you are stuck if you are poor bodybuilder,,

in any case good luck

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« Reply #43 on: August 22, 2010, 04:29:51 PM »
In matt's case, the overpowering arms and shoulders are preventing his back from growing too.





Looks like there's some Backnee going on!!  :-\ :-\

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« Reply #44 on: August 22, 2010, 05:00:49 PM »
Yes, your lack of mass in your chest is due to genetics. I have the same problem. When it comes to chest, we are pretty much doomed. Your chest will never be as good as your arms or shoulder. Face your fate. Man up  :D

It's sucks to admit it, but this may full well be the case.

I will give it one last chance to see if this is for sure though.

Looks like there's some Backnee going on!!  :-\ :-\

Not too much really, but maybe a little.  Given that it's not a major problem, what should I do about that?
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« Reply #45 on: August 22, 2010, 06:28:53 PM »
matt try adding pushups into your workout
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« Reply #46 on: August 22, 2010, 09:06:23 PM »
There's a few pictures in this thread just begging to have cocks photoshopped into them. 

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« Reply #47 on: August 22, 2010, 09:23:18 PM »
There's a few pictures in this thread just begging to have cocks photoshopped into them. 

LOL!!!!

The funny thing is, I don't think onlyme has seen this thread yet!  ;D
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« Reply #48 on: August 22, 2010, 10:39:01 PM »
The main reason why I brought up this topic was because after seeing John Romano's picture, I really started to question if it was possible that some people would never have a chest under any circumstance.  I'd like to believe that is not the case, but I suppose I don't know.
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« Reply #49 on: August 22, 2010, 10:41:58 PM »
The main reason why I brought up this topic was because after seeing John Romano's picture, I really started to question if it was possible that some people would never have a chest under any circumstance.  I'd like to believe that is not the case, but I suppose I don't know.

Well, it depends. Will your chest ever be as strong as your shoulders and arms? The resounding answer is NO!!! Can you bring it up to at least a respectable size? YES, I believe you can.

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