Hulkster, I think you are really starting to show your lack of knowledge on what bodybuilding should be judged on. Vascularity is not and should not be a factor, if it was then Paul dillet would have the greatest chest of all time. Veins merely hide lack of separation. AS ND said, the ab and this should be with one leg forward - either leg straight or knee bent - so both ways are correct. Ronnie would have a great taper but his ridiculously short torso obscures this. How can you say Dorian has no detail when I can hardly see a sign of Ronnie's sartorius - the longest muscle in the body?
Pumpster, your posts aren't even worth a response.
Ronnie's quads are very similar to those of Anthony Clark by the way.
One man can make a difference.
A recluse since his brother's disappearance.
see you are starting to make the same mistakes that ND makes: you cannot isolate specific traits and parts.
Of course vascualarity
by itself doesn't mean much, as you say, it that was the case then Paul would have been a 5 time mr. O.
However, when you COMBINE increased vascularity with better shape, cuts and equal size,
it adds impressivenessND made this foolish mistake when he would go on about how because dorian had better triceps and forearms, that he had better overall arms.
But you can't do that.
You have to look at the
whole picture. bodybuilding is judged on a number of different factors that all combine to give an overall look.
It is not judged by isolating specific traits, scoring them, and then totaling the scores.
You have to look at everything at once.
