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01-18-2019, 09:19 AM | #1 |
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Some before and after photos
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01-18-2019, 09:28 AM | #2 |
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Wow, Tom Platz's thighs seem to be biggest changes of all and that's his freaking thighs! A boatload of igf injected in them over the years???
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01-18-2019, 12:35 PM | #3 |
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01-18-2019, 02:42 PM | #4 |
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lol a good friend of mine knows Tom very well and trains with him sometimes. If you saw how he trains you’d question how he hasn’t paralyzed himself haha. Horrible form, a lot of momentum and ego lifting. Matter of fact he sent me a video of him working back this morning with horrible form and swinging all over the place with Tom standing over him yelling for more haha
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01-18-2019, 03:48 PM | #6 |
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I wanna talk about the link Dakota posted & genetics. Some guys don't really get it - they think to have great genetics, that a guy must have already been big & muscular before even hitting the weights. That is so not true. Sure, there are guys like that, but that doesn't mean they will be a freak if they hit the iron. Genetics mean nothing if a guy doesn't do the work to bring them out. That fellow office co-worker of yours who is 5'10 & 175 lbs and looks like nothing could be a freak of freaks if he hit the iron. I knew a guy once who was a construction worker, and had a helluva bawd and yet didn't lift. He decided to start hitting the weights, and got into it pretty seriously. You know that after 3 years, he looked to only put on 10 lbs and wasn't much bigger than when he started? Crazy. If you had seen this guy, you would have thought he would be beast mode if he lifted hard. Genetics are crazy - they can lie dormant and those who are blessed will grow so friggin' fast and crazy big it ain't funny. Yet the big natural non-lifter might never grow much at all. Of course all of the above is regarding genetics to put on muscle - I'm not talking about having perfect bone structure, tiny joints & waist, hyper response to gear, etc - all that helps make a champion assuming they have the heart & drive to work their ass off.
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Arnold is one guy that it was easy to see his genetics for insane biceps was apparent early on. Look at pics of him when he was 15, then look at 17. His biceps at 17 are insane compared to the rest of his physique. Yet even after 2 years of training, one still couldn't predict that Platz would be the goat of legs. I believe Arnold could have did only 3 sets of bb curls every 2 weeks and still had those biceps - shit kinda pisses ya off to have it so ez haha.
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Yates, Ferrigno, and Levrone I think are the most impressive.
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01-19-2019, 04:59 AM | #9 |
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Damn!
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Yeah man! I think it's bcoz those pics are before they ever touched a weight. Many of those beginning pics of other guys are after they had been lifting awhile, ie Jay, Ronnie, Flex, Wolf. Flex while small there at 16 was friggin' shredded!
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01-24-2019, 07:36 AM | #11 |
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Nice... Thanks for sharing
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