Author Topic: Neckzilla Rubiel Mosquera is going to have to fight for 15th this year  (Read 1122 times)

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Re: Neckzilla Rubiel Mosquera is going to have to fight for 15th this year
« Reply #25 on: September 13, 2026, 04:34:27 PM »


But.. but.. what happened to all the new muscle fibres he created?

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Re: Neckzilla Rubiel Mosquera is going to have to fight for 15th this year
« Reply #26 on: September 13, 2026, 05:22:31 PM »


But.. but.. what happened to all the new muscle fibres he created?
He probably did not follow the Weider Principles.

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Re: Neckzilla Rubiel Mosquera is going to have to fight for 15th this year
« Reply #27 on: September 13, 2026, 06:56:23 PM »
But.. but.. what happened to all the new muscle fibres he created?

You said someone extremely muscular would look like before they started lifting and juicing in a couple of years after going off and back at peak in 12 months after hopping back on. I actually think the processes can be much quicker. Like losing everything in a couple of months or everything back in 6-8 weeks. I'm currently emaciated but could probably put 30lbs of "muscle" on in a month. Would you agree regaining is much, much quicker than gaining a certain amount of muscle in the first place? Also know as muscle memory. I think this is evidence of certain permanent changes occurring via training and drugs. No, I don't think hyperplasia would be significant even if it did happen to some degree, but something does change, for example increased satellite cell number as the evidence suggests. The emerging research is why WADA wanted to increase banned times from doping as an athlete would have a permanent advantage even if he never used drugs again.

You mentioned Parillo earlier and I remembered I tried his fascia stretching to gain instant size via loosening the fascia temporarily. He was talking an instant inch on calves for example IIRC. I put my quads into a stretch and my partner ran his knuckles over them hard. Only tried it once, they wer eblack and blue the next day from significant bleeding ::) :D

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You said someone extremely muscular would look like before they started lifting and juicing in a couple of years after going off and back at peak in 12 months after hopping back on. I actually think the processes can be much quicker. Like losing everything in a couple of months or everything back in 6-8 weeks. I'm currently emaciated but could probably put 30lbs of "muscle" on in a month. Would you agree regaining is much, much quicker than gaining a certain amount of muscle in the first place? Also know as muscle memory. I think this is evidence of certain permanent changes occurring via training and drugs. No, I don't think hyperplasia would be significant even if it did happen to some degree, but something does change, for example increased satellite cell number as the evidence suggests. The emerging research is why WADA wanted to increase banned times from doping as an athlete would have a permanent advantage even if he never used drugs again.

You mentioned Parillo earlier and I remembered I tried his fascia stretching to gain instant size via loosening the fascia temporarily. He was talking an instant inch on calves for example IIRC. I put my quads into a stretch and my partner ran his knuckles over them hard. Only tried it once, they wer eblack and blue the next day from significant bleeding ::) :D

Yes, because the fibres stretch back to their original size before the loss

Its like blowing a balloon up, first time you blow it up its much harder than the fifth and sixth time

Found an interesting study
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8075408/

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Yes, because the fibres stretch back to their original size before the loss

Its like blowing a balloon up, first time you blow it up its much harder than the fifth and sixth time

Found an interesting study
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8075408/

Yup.

"Satellite cell proliferation and fusion is involved in some but not all muscle hypertrophy models." Which seems at least semi-permanent.

Spoke to the pro a bit in the pic years back, was friends with my lifting partner. Example of stretching the balloon, 18 weeks in this case.

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Yup.

"Satellite cell proliferation and fusion is involved in some but not all muscle hypertrophy models." Which seems at least semi-permanent.

Spoke to the pro a bit in the pic years back, was friends with my lifting partner. Example of stretching the balloon, 18 weeks in this case.

Just the finishing touch...

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Nobody looks like they are carved out of stone anymore, not inspiring at all.

This Chris Baumann dude comes close.  Of course, he won't be Mr. O in any lifetime.



https://www.instagram.com/chrisbaumann_/?hl=en

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Yup.

"Satellite cell proliferation and fusion is involved in some but not all muscle hypertrophy models." Which seems at least semi-permanent.

Spoke to the pro a bit in the pic years back, was friends with my lifting partner. Example of stretching the balloon, 18 weeks in this case.

He’s pretty big in the “before” photo

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Back in the day the magazines made me want to train.......they inspired me............today these guys just depress me............they all suck dead donkey dick....I still have a passion to train, but it`s not inspiration garnered from these oiled up big gutted fucks.


That's because the bodybuilding doses were very limited. fans were waiting hungry for those prints, bodybuilders were featured as talented well-grounded individuals ...now, with social media/YouTube every juiced dude can be trending!!! tons of followers but kind of reminding you there's no real talent behind it ....

Guys like Nekczilla and Sam Sulek are not Olympia material, but they sure make bodybuilding less boring for the average Joe anyway...

Like Vic Richard did briefly in magazines during the late 80s



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