Critique review condition and size at 43

[Dave D]

Those are 34 inch waist shorts they were tight on me 2 days ago and yes were lose today my waist size fluctuates a lot. I absolutely can't wear a 32.

Hank have you ever accidentally exposed yourself because of how your waist fluctuates, also have you had any physical confrontations in Hawaii?

[joswift]

Who are your enemies?


Chase your dreams,  haters will hate.

150lb women..

[bhank]

Hank have you ever accidentally exposed yourself because of how your waist fluctuates, also have you had any physical confrontations in Hawaii?

No one anywhere is having a physical confrontation with me just nonsense

[joswift]

No one anywhere is having a physical confrontation with me just nonsense

Hold my beer....

[Hulkotron]

Bodybuilding is not a crime.

[robcguns]

Hold my beer....

Hahaha

[FitnessFrenzy]

Hold my beer....

ESF can't fight right now. He is teaching a new girlfriend to deep throat his member, which he described as a process that takes several weeks.

[wes]

Hank talks like someday he will be Mr. Olympia.


I hope his dream comes true.


I honestly do.

Seriously.

He`s fucking nutz..............seriou sly.


He is insane.

Really...........complet ely off hi fucking rocker,but all the best to him just the same the pitiful fruitcake.

[Dave D]

No one anywhere is having a physical confrontation with me just nonsense

Valid point.

Even if some sort of physical interaction was afoot you would let cooler heads prevail deftly maneuver out of it.

[wes]

Hold my beer....

My best pal ESF..................... just a fantastic guy....................s eriously. 

[FitnessFrenzy]

if bhank and es fitness go at it with each other, then I think the universe will implode.

[bhank]

Hank talks like someday he will be Mr. Olympia.


I hope his dream comes true.


I honestly do.

Seriously.

He`s fucking nutz..............seriou sly.


He is insane.

Really...........complet ely off hi fucking rocker,but all the best to him just the same the pitiful fruitcake.

No not me but let us not forget the great Don Youngblood. He became a pro as a master and eventually beat Vince Taylor the winningest bodybuilder (by show count) in history at that time and defending champion for the 2002 Masters Olympia. So it can be done

[Dave D]

No not me but let us not forget the great Don Youngblood. He became a pro as a master and eventually beat Vince Taylor the winningest bodybuilder (by show count) in history at that time and defending champion for the 2002 Masters Olympia. So it can be done

Bhank do you want to compete?

[chaos]

You havent heard the bell because you got stopped in both your fights..

150lb women..

Tearing pecs even.

[balsac69]

No not me but let us not forget the great Don Youngblood. He became a pro as a master and eventually beat Vince Taylor the winningest bodybuilder (by show count) in history at that time and defending champion for the 2002 Masters Olympia. So it can be done

Don youngblood passed away at 51 years old due to a massive heart attack just 3 years after winning masters olympia. Incredible physique but he was beetroot red in most pics blood pressure looked through the roof.Maybe it was worth it to him

[bhank]

Don youngblood passed away at 51 years old due to a massive heart attack just 3 years after winning masters olympia. Incredible physique but he was beetroot red in most pics blood pressure looked through the roof.Maybe it was worth it to him

Oh yeah Youngblood gave his life for that Title still inspirational

[wes]

No not me but let us not forget the great Don Youngblood. He became a pro as a master and eventually beat Vince Taylor the winningest bodybuilder (by show count) in history at that time and defending champion for the 2002 Masters Olympia. So it can be done

Any your just the guy to do it.........just stay away from swimming pools.

[wes]

Oh yeah Youngblood gave his life for that Title still inspirational

Dumbest statement of the day!!

[bhank]

Dumbest statement of the day!!

I remember when it happened and it was inspirational obviously no one knew what the cost would be that day. There are always risk in life sometimes when chasing greatness the price is too much. But how many have died trying to achieve something in this life? Youngblood did it. Would I trade my life for a title? No but I am sure he didn't anticipate death but understood there were risk. I choose to remember what he achieved vs the price he paid.

[Dave D]

I remember when it happened and it was inspirational obviously no one knew what the cost would be that day. There are always risk in life sometimes when chasing greatness the price is too much. But how many have died trying to achieve something in this life? Youngblood did it. Would I trade my life for a title? No but I am sure he didn't anticipate death but understood there were risk. I choose to remember what he achieved vs the price he paid.

This.

Would you rather die chasing your dream or from a vaccination?

[wes]

I remember when it happened and it was inspirational obviously no one knew what the cost would be that day. There are always risk in life sometimes when chasing greatness the price is too much. But how many have died trying to achieve something in this life? Youngblood did it. Would I trade my life for a title? No but I am sure he didn't anticipate death but understood there were risk. I choose to remember what he achieved vs the price he paid.

There are risks crossing the fucking street but for some reason, I dont think Youngbloods death was what I would call  inspirng

[bhank]

There are risks crossing the fucking street but for some reason, I dont think Youngbloods death was what I would call  inspirng

Him winning the Olympia as a guy who started bodybuilding at 34 and didn't get a pro card until he won the NPC Masters then beating Vince Taylor one of the all time great IFBB Pros while pushing 50 is the inspirational part not his death.

[wes]

Him winning the Olympia as a guy who started bodybuilding at 34 and didn't get a pro card until he won the NPC Masters then beating Vince Taylor one of the all time great IFBB Pros while pushing 50 is the inspirational part not his death.

That makes a lot more sense than your previous statement bro.

[Primemuscle]

Who are your enemies?


Chase your dreams,  haters will hate.

Thank you for posting this reply. As I read through this thread today, your post exactly expresses how I felt.

[bhank]

That makes a lot more sense than your previous statement bro.

In retrospect most of my 90s mass monster who are about my age paid too great of a price. How many had liver and kidney failure and transplants heart attacks and death or debilitating injuries? I mean fuck Flex even lost a damn foot. Was it just the diuretics too many orals high blood pressure too much insulin and diabetes or maybe its just not healthy to weigh 300lbs regardless. There is always a price to pay. We all know the risk and manage them as best we can.