Eric Lilliebridge 955lbs/433kgs x 3 Raw Squat

[anabolichalo]

dropping plates has been talking shit for years without posting a pictor


just saying


 

[DroppingPlates]

dropping plates has been talking shit for years without posting a pictor


just saying


 

So?

[bears]

dropping plates has been talking shit for years without posting a pictor


just saying


 

he really hates Eric Lillebridge's physique.  I just hope it doesn't affect Eric's performance at his next meet.

[DroppingPlates]

insulting a guy's physique who you've never met says even more about you.

A picture says nothing?  You're contradicting yourself 

[bears]

A picture says nothing? 

i'm saying this with the utmost sincerity.  you need to have sex with a woman.........soon.  it would do wonders for your self esteem.

[Sokolsky]

[DroppingPlates]

he really hates Eric Lillebridge's physique.  I just hope it doesn't affect Eric's performance at his next meet.

It only effects your blood pressure, not that I care.

[anabolichalo]

he really hates Eric Lillebridge's physique.  I just hope it doesn't affect Eric's performance at his next meet.

forget about eric


he really hates on mister philippe heathe 4 times soon to be 5 times mister olympia


he always hating on philippes clothes, apparel and cars as well

[bears]

A picture says nothing?  You're contradicting yourself 

if you have an opinion on a bodybuilding contest where two guys are competing for the same thing, (i.e. to have the best all around physique), and you have an opinion on who is better, then you're correct no you shouldn't have to have your own pics in order to have that opinion.

but if you're talking about a picture of a POWERLIFTER, who is not competing in a bodybuilding contest, and you're throwing out insults about his physique, then you're just a fucking asshole who is melting down because you're a jealous little twink.

[DroppingPlates]

forget about eric


he really hates on mister philippe heathe 4 times soon to be 5 times mister olympia


he always hating on philippes clothes, apparel and cars as well

LMAO, not this Gucci diva adoration again please

[Fortress]

The idiotic commentary from those who desire to trash on an athlete who trains to become world-class strong is beyond measure of such.

Typical of Generation Nothingness, though, I suppose: Celebrate style and appearance over substance and performance.

If you so dislike pure strength sports and the athletes, why bother discussing anything in a thread devoted to these things? And if you choose to participate, why criticize their appearance?

You don't want to be them ... and, believe me, they certainly do not want to be you. They're too busy slowly becoming the greatest examples of human strength to have ever walked this planet.

You? You're just doing twink workouts, doing steady-state cardio and weighing your sweet potatoe ... all to be a lean 180-pound waif. That is, unless you boatload some drugs, and push that weight up to 240 pounds and eventually suffer health woes/organ failure. For what? A plastic trophy. Or the admiration of no one but gays in the gym locker room (no one will know you're muscular unless you remove your shirt, after all, if you're 180 pounds).

You will be just another guy with a six-pack.

They will be the strongest men to walk the Earth.    

[DroppingPlates]

if you have an opinion on a bodybuilding contest where two guys are competing for the same thing, (i.e. to have the best all around physique), and you have an opinion on who is better, then you're correct no you shouldn't have to have your own pics in order to have that opinion.

but if you're talking about a picture of a POWERLIFTER, who is not competing in a bodybuilding contest, and you're throwing out insults about his physique, then you're just a fucking asshole who is melting down because you're a jealous little twink.

Strong imagination here, but OK, that's your issue. Again, read my first reply on your meltdown.

[Sophus]

23 y.o. of peace

[DroppingPlates]

The idiotic commentary from those who desire to trash on an athlete who trains to become world-class strong is beyond measure of such.

Typical of Generation Nothingness, though, I suppose: Celebrate style and appearance over substance and performance.

If you so dislike pure strength sports and the athletes, why bother discussing anything in a thread devoted to these things? And if you choose to participate, why criticize their appearance?

You don't want to be them ... and, believe me, they certainly do not want to be you. They're too busy slowly becoming the greatest examples of human strength to have ever walked this planet.

You? You're just doing twink workouts, doing steady-state cardio and weighing your sweet potatoe ... all to be a lean 180-pound waif. That is, unless you boatload some drugs, and push that weight up to 240 pounds and eventually suffer health woes/organ failure. For what? A plastic trophy. Or the admiration of no one but gays in the gym locker room (no one will know you're muscular unless you remove your shirt, after all, if you're 180 pounds).

You will be just another guy with a six-pack.

They will be the strongest men to walk the Earth.    

^^ Jabba, jabba, jabba ^^

Pot calling the kettle black, how many times you wrote bitter BB related posts?

[Fortress]

^^ Jabba, jabba, jabba ^^

Pot calling the kettle black, how many times you wrote bitter BB related posts?

And when have those posts ever veered beyond citing a bodybuilder's misshapen physique or my personal knowledge that a guy is a twatwaffle?

I mean, if you recall these types of posts, surely you must also remember all the countless ones where I applaud a superior bodybuilder's build and/or my personal knowledge that so-and-so is a friendly gentleman.

I don't REMOTELY dislike bodybuilding. Hell, I've forgotten more about the sport than you'll ever know.

Your argument is ridiculous and I think you know it. 

[anabolichalo]

LMAO, not this Gucci diva adoration again please

always hating on phil heath, reigning mister olympia

but always kissing the ass of nobodies like "mister taiwan"


i wonder why that is

[Coach is Back!]

And when have those posts ever veered beyond citing a bodybuilder's misshapen physique or my personal knowledge that a guy is a twatwaffle?

I mean, if you recall these types of posts, surely you must also remember all the countless ones where I applaud a superior bodybuilder's build and/or my personal knowledge that so-and-so is a friendly gentleman.

I don't REMOTELY dislike bodybuilding. Hell, I've forgotten more about the sport than you'll ever know.

Your argument is ridiculous and I think you know it. 

lmao @ twatwaffle

[DroppingPlates]

always hating on phil heath, reigning mister olympia

but always kissing the ass of nobodies like "mister taiwan"


i wonder why that is

We value different aspects (nothing wrong with that), but I keep saying whatever I want, just like anybody on this forum.

[deceiver]

^^
LOL! That's quite a high blood pressure & obese powerlifting-related meltdown

This is exactly the opposite of a bodybuilder who tries to explain to a powerlifter that it's not about the weight, but about the muscle stimulation without fucking the joints.

Again: HE LOOKS LIKE SHIT, even with a single digit bodyfat rate.

Actually, notice that top tier weightlifters and powerlifters suffer less injuries than top level bodybuilders. I know many national level powerfliters and bodybuilders from my country and somehow these strong dudes don't have nearly as much problems as bodybuilders. Now, why is that?

My friend, bodybuilder, tore his biceps few weeks ago. Upper tendon, nasty shit. Luckily, he will be allright (which is very rare with this kind of injury) but after consultation with excellent surgeon who specializes in these kind of injuries he asked the surgeon why he had such injury despite using moderate weights for years?

Too much muscle, replied surgeon. If you train in 3-5 range your hypertrophy is limited, tendons have time to adapt to new muscle. If you build a lot of muscle quickly with drugs and training in hypertrophy range tendons aren't strong enough to "hold" such big muscles and they just break.

That's why we hard about so many top guys tearing their muscles in most ridiculous ways.

Bodybuilding, unlike weightlifting, powerlifting, strongman and other sports is completely unnatural. You don't develop functional, strong body, you develop muscles. That's your only concern. Oldschool guys knew they had to stretch, perform every exercise in full ROM, implement basic exercises... Nowadays they just use machines and think they are "safe" because of that. They couldn't be further from the truth.

[DroppingPlates]

And when have those posts ever veered beyond citing a bodybuilder's misshapen physique or my personal knowledge that a guy is a twatwaffle?

I mean, if you recall these types of posts, surely you must also remember all the countless ones where I applaud a superior bodybuilder's build and/or my personal knowledge that so-and-so is a friendly gentleman.

I don't REMOTELY dislike bodybuilding. Hell, I've forgotten more about the sport than you'll ever know.

Your argument is ridiculous and I think you know it. 

I'm not saying that, and I know a bit about your work in 'the industry', but yeah, many of your bb-related posts are pretty bitter. Don't get me wrong, you have the right to do so, I'm only addressing it.

[anabolichalo]

We value different aspects (nothing wrong with that), but I keep saying whatever I want, just like anybody on this forum.

no problem with that

 

[SuperTed]

Strong dude no doubt.

I can't match him on strength but can match him on hairline.

[DroppingPlates]

Actually, notice that top tier weightlifters and powerlifters suffer less injuries than top level bodybuilders. I know many national level powerfliters and bodybuilders from my country and somehow these strong dudes don't have nearly as much problems as bodybuilders. Now, why is that?

My friend, bodybuilder, tore his biceps few weeks ago. Upper tendon, nasty shit. Luckily, he will be allright (which is very rare with this kind of injury) but after consultation with excellent surgeon who specializes in these kind of injuries he asked the surgeon why he had such injury despite using moderate weights for years?

Too much muscle, replied surgeon. If you train in 3-5 range your hypertrophy is limited, tendons have time to adapt to new muscle. If you build a lot of muscle quickly with drugs and training in hypertrophy range tendons aren't strong enough to "hold" such big muscles and they just break.

That's why we hard about so many top guys tearing their muscles in most ridiculous ways.

Bodybuilding, despite weightlifting, powerlifting, strongman and other sports is completely unnatural. You don't develop functional, strong body, you develop muscles. That's your only concern. Oldschool guys knew they had to stretch, perform every exercise in full ROM, implement basic exercises... Nowadays they just use machines and think they are "safe" because of that. They couldn't be further from the truth.

First of all, finally a well-argumented post.

I don't have injury statistics about bodybuilding and powerlifting, but I believe that both sports (please, not that BB isn't a sport discussion again) have their risks when it comes to training. We have Scott Mendelson who blew his chest and we have Branch Warren who blew... almost anything. Powerlifters are smart in a sense that they work much more together than most bodybuilders do; there's more focus on lifting techniques.

Bodybuilding is def unnatural (in multiple ways, LOL), but so is powerlifting with all those suits, drugs and obesity (translation: a limited ROM in the bench press, so more weight on the bar).

True, many guys seem to have the illusion that a machine is more safe than a free weight.

[DroppingPlates]

no problem with that

 

Thanks, Belgian Cuban mountain of muscle.

[Hulkotron]

I always love these arguments.

<bodybuilder> Powerlifter X LLS lol
<powerbulker> oh yeah well post a vid of your best clean & jerk