REALLY insane genetics!!

[indie-lad]

Seriously, he looks like a cartoon character. Insane muscle bellies and shape...

 

[Danimal77]

Seriously, he looks like a cartoon character. Insane muscle bellies and shape...

 

That's just fucking ridiculous. He looked better there, then he did onstage. He never truly brought his A game to the stage.

[che]

I agree ,best bodybuilder ever.

[WalterWhite]

Insane is a good description for Flex and his paper thin skin just added to his insanity.

[random letters]

Never saw that vid before 

Ridiculous. 

[Mr Nobody]

I got to get training right now after seeing this.

[mesmorph78]

Those tbar rows with the small plates are the truth .. After doing the ones with the 45lb plates ..
Great for back thickness

[indie-lad]

Honestly, I've never seen a bodybuilder that looked even remotely close to that.


Incredible...

[hardgainerj]

[Vince B]

Keeping it simple with guru counting up to 5 only!

Flex had poor calves and then got some help from science. The judges knew this.

One year one of his calves evaporated!

[indie-lad]

Come on Vince. I'm usually not impressed by steroid freaks, but this is crazy. Even you have to give him props here. Nobody ever had a body like this.

While I think Arnold has the greatest body, Flex here looks like a drawing...ungodly.

[galeniko]

my goodness his chest pumps up in volume as he stretchwes it,lol.

[arce1988]

DNA + PED

[delta9mda]

Dorian Yates

[avxo]

Keeping it simple with guru counting up to 5 only!

Flex had poor calves and then got some help from science. The judges knew this.

One year one of his calves evaporated!

You are, of course, right. But just for shits and giggles, can't you design some kind of reverse-evaporation machine that implements the principle of plyometrics using some parts from a junkyard?

[Competitor 9]

Amazing build with or with out the oil. But you can't help but notice that he's shoulders and arms never contract they stay full the entire time. I don't know if he just knew the right way to do oil or his muscle bellies just took it really well either way he looked phenomenal

[Alex23]

Kidney transplant
Massive downsizing in lifestyle, no savings, now living in a shitty sub division in Gilroy, CA
"Finding Jesus"

All good life choices. .... but, damn, look at those mussels bellies from 18 years ago... lol..

[Competitor 9]

Kidney transplant
Massive downsizing in lifestyle, no savings, now living in a shitty sub division in Gilroy, CA
"Finding Jesus"

All good life choices. .... but, damn, look at those mussels bellies from 18 years ago... lol..

You acted like we all have somthing invested in him and is further. He a grown man made bad choices, not my fault. I just can a appercate his build

[nicorulez]

Dorian Yates

GTFO, Dorian won because of conditioning and a back. 1993 you could say he was the Freak of Freaks until RC. Flex had the best damn genetics ever. He just was not as massive as DY and RC

[falco]

[Natural Beast]

[Stark]

Great genetics, lazy person

[indie-lad]

we can all say what we want, but RC was massive and freaky, but it was an ugly physique.

Flex's shape and symmetry was simply mind-boggling. Other than Pumping Iron, this is the only lifting video I've watched more than once.

Cutler had a terrible body. Thinking that he was a 4X Mr. O and Flex wasn't just shows you how stupid this sport is. Cutler, Heath, Haney,etc. have nothing on Flex here...Cormier looks terrible in comparison.

Simply unbelievable...

[Ropo]

Seriously, he looks like a cartoon character. Insane muscle bellies and shape...

 

Looking good up to the point where his belly bounce out and fill the screen. Bad case of Palumboism, no wonder that his career went down to toilet. In fact, here is his career in the nutshell: 1994, he was involved in a near-fatal car accident that could have left him with lifelong paralysis. Falling back into depression again, he started training from scratch, returning with remarkable speed to bodybuilding's top tier. In 1999, Wheeler discovered that he had Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, a form of kidney disease. Despite press speculation as to the cause of the failure, Wheeler pointed out that the condition is hereditary, not a result of drug use. Wheeler announced his retirement from competitive bodybuilding in 2000, but continued to compete until 2002. That means he didn't have genetics good enough, because his system wasn't strong enough to handle the drugs needed to be as good as he was. This is and will be downfall to 95% of the potential bodybuilders, and those few who manage to survive, has "good genetics" to the sport. Ugh! I have spoken.. 

[falco]

When i see this king of pics of ronnie i wonder if his arms during his prime and even before were oil bags after all.