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RE: You Don't Have to Weigh A Lot To Look Built!
(09-01-2013 01:17 PM)basilransom Wrote: Making an extremely contrived comparison by exaggerating the arguments of your opponents is not convincing, it's laughable.
Fair, it was a wee bit contrived. But, I wasn't singling out anyone in particular, I just thought it was odd for people to be making out as if the O.P is some skinny weed of a man, when he clearly isn't. Dude looks in excellent shape.
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RussianSoul
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RE: You Don't Have to Weigh A Lot To Look Built!
(09-01-2013 03:38 PM)XXL Wrote: Question: as for your getting ripped "career", did you start working out at the gym at first and then switched to your pushups/pullups workout or did you only do your home based workout from day one?
PS. Dude, haters just lose their credibility with every little word they write. Sit back and let them lose it all.
I started out in the gym at around 19, 160lbs and with no visible muscle. I then lifted seriously for a few years. When doing heavy squats and deadlifts, I was hovering anywhere between 180-195lbs for a couple years. I then went through a booze/drugs phase where I became pretty anorexic, bottoming at 148lbs. Calisthenics me brought to my current weight/size(between 165 and 170lbs depending on the day). I feel I like I am carrying more upper body mass now and look more aesthetic than I ever have. Honestly, I have no doubt I could continue to get bigger with just bodyweight training, I just need to get serious with the fork. Maybe this winter, I will do that.
And thanks, I knew they were going to come out of the wood work. I will ignore all future such posts. I left America to get away from fat people, and now they are bitching at me on the internet...
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RE: You Don't Have to Weigh A Lot To Look Built!
(09-01-2013 03:03 PM)RussianSoul Wrote: Whether you want to admit or not, the lean cut-up look is what most men and the vast majority of women find desirable.
Why should I or anyone care what you recommend? Somehow I am not credible because I am the light side of scale yet you put nothing out there for anyone to critique. Post up or shut up...Really, I am fucking tired of this playground bullshit!
How do you know what women find the most desirable, please share some stories of times when you got laid solely based on your physique. Like i said ive seen many "transformations" threads at the misc, the consensus is you get laid more the bigger you get (im not talking obese either).
Im not hating on you but dont act like youre the only one working your ass off. And dont come here trying to give advice if you cant take some pretty reasonable criticism.
(09-01-2013 03:38 PM)XXL Wrote: PS. Dude, haters just lose their credibility with every little word they write. Sit back and let them lose it all.
Haters usually sit back and talk shit about things they know nothing about, i know a thing or two about training, and many other posters do too. Reaper, vorkuta, hades, fitasfuck, every10 just to name a few that regularly post on lifestyle there is a reason why everyone disregarded bodyweight training a long time ago and started hitting the weights hard.
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RE: You Don't Have to Weigh A Lot To Look Built!
(09-01-2013 03:58 PM)RussianSoul Wrote: (09-01-2013 03:38 PM)XXL Wrote: Question: as for your getting ripped "career", did you start working out at the gym at first and then switched to your pushups/pullups workout or did you only do your home based workout from day one?
PS. Dude, haters just lose their credibility with every little word they write. Sit back and let them lose it all.
I started out in the gym at around 19, 160lbs and with no visible muscle. I then lifted seriously for a few years. When doing heavy squats and deadlifts, I was hovering anywhere between 180-195lbs for a couple years. I then went through a booze/drugs phase where I became pretty anorexic, bottoming at 148lbs. Calisthenics me brought to my current weight/size(between 165 and 170lbs depending on the day). I feel I like I am carrying more upper body mass now and look more aesthetic than I ever have. Honestly, I have no doubt I could continue to get bigger with just bodyweight training, I just need to get serious with the fork. Maybe this winter, I will do that.
And thanks, I knew they were going to come out of the wood work. I will ignore all future such posts. I left America to get away from fat people, and now they are bitching at me on the internet...
Here's a shot of what bodyweight exercise can do http://www.hottiesoftheday.com/males/ath...elder1.jpg
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RE: You Don't Have to Weigh A Lot To Look Built!
(09-01-2013 04:13 PM)dog24 Wrote: How do you know what women find the most desirable, please share some stories of times when you got laid solely based on your physique. Like i said ive seen many "transformations" threads at the misc, the consensus is you get laid more the bigger you get (im not talking obese either).
Whenever I've visited the Misc, it's become apparent to me that much of it is teenage posturing and wish-fulfilment. Not that there aren't some genuinely good threads there though.
In regards to what the 'consensus' says, that might possibly be true in the States, due to reasons Houston touched on earlier. However in Europe, where the OP is from - athletic is a lot more desired than 'big'. Obviously, fill a t-shirt of course, but it's not like he isn't doing that already with his current physique. The biggest guys that women want here in England (which is closer to the States culturally than mainland Europe) are the rugby dudes, who are pretty bloody big, but nowhere near the NFL guys. I think a lot is cultural. As long as you have a broader back than your waist, good shoulders, big arms (within reason)... biology says you're a good mate. As in 'mating', not in the "hiya mate" sense ha.
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RE: You Don't Have to Weigh A Lot To Look Built!
(09-01-2013 05:41 PM)RussianSoul Wrote: Enigma, "skinny/small" was being thrown at me well before I used those words, all by guys who didn't have the balls to put up pics in comparison. I never offered advice on becoming massive so I don't know why a certain few felt the need to hijack the thread in that direction. You can have the last word, mate.
Scorpion, you have had a dildo up your ass since the beginning. Posting up a fitness advice thread, without pics, is meaningless. You talk really tough behind that keyboard, huh? But I am flattered that you find my sexuality so intriguing...
Come on man, you're the one being a keyboard jockey. You have a good physique, but being shredded isn't as incredibly rare as you think. I'm sure that quite a few forum members with a comparable body, and I don't think that just being shredded can get you fifty lays a year. I'm not 'hating' but I feel this is over the top.
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