Mike Mentzer bisexual and meth addict ? WTF !

[MajorDomo]

Arnold was/is BI  & he no doubt had some wild sessions with Paul 

Arnold had his moments, lol

[Royalty]

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[MAXX]

just doing low reps is never really going to get enough blood in and stretch the fibres which is all that bodybuilding really is

You aint growing any new fibres, you just need to get as much blood in there to stretch them out

Most peoples best bodypart is the one they get the best pump in

the fibers do not stretch from blood. They grow from "repairing" and adapting to new found stress and strength demand.

However I do believe that blood volume adaptation in the muscle is also a factor but I think that is more to do with intra muscular vascularity and the muscle somehow adapting to increased blood/oxygen demand, but that is not the muscle fiber itself, imo.

[Donny]

Arnold had his moments, lol

Yeah..remember the story about him telling people he needed some quick dough, went & visited some old schmoe
came back a while later with the Dough 
the Arnold Groupies on here still refuse to accept that he was just a rent boy for rich schmoes

[Humble Narcissist]

the fibers do not stretch from blood. They grow from "repairing" and adapting to new found stress and strength demand.

However I do believe that blood volume adaptation in the muscle is also a factor but I think that is more to do with intra muscular vascularity and the muscle somehow adapting to increased blood/oxygen demand, but that is not the muscle fiber itself, imo.

You are talking to a bodybuilder who competed for decades.

[MAXX]

You are talking to a bodybuilder who competed for decades.

Rofl 
Ive driven a car daily for decades does it mean i know the ins and outs of auto mechanical engineering?

[Bevo]

Arnold had his moments, lol

Nice cock

[Van_Bilderass]

the fibers do not stretch from blood. They grow from "repairing" and adapting to new found stress and strength demand.

However I do believe that blood volume adaptation in the muscle is also a factor but I think that is more to do with intra muscular vascularity and the muscle somehow adapting to increased blood/oxygen demand, but that is not the muscle fiber itself, imo.

Right.

There is a pseudo-scientific term for this called "sarcoplasmic hypertrophy" that they speculate can add considerable size to a bodybuilder's muscle. Non-protein size: blood, water, temporary fluid due to training inflammation and due to drugs and so on. It's not something that has ever been measured as far as I know.

A bodybuilder's muscle is not all "sarcoplasma" as you say.