Yeah, but not everyone can get big... I'm one of those guys. I've got pee wee herman genetics.
And, the bodybuilding lifestyle is HARD when you have a family and a lot of things going on. It's even tougher when you are physically limited in some way (injury, defect, etc.), but that doesn't mean you can't derive some of the benefits (I know you agree man, this is no flame either).
The answer isn't always "Lift more weights and get big". Life is full of cool answers, and lipo might be one of the cooler things for guys with busy lives. And for those of us who can't get big (yes, we are real, we do exist, and some of us have been training for twenty years), lipo is a neat way to stay as big as possible (since we need it!), and sculp away a bit at the ol fat depos.
I'll be posting my pics soon, and my physique will no doubt be lacking in some area you can pick on, but please don't. I've tried your way, and it doesn't work for me. That is just a biological fact. It's not because I didn't try hard enough, was stupid, or wasn't consistent.
Actually, a lot of the problem was trying to follow a routine like you use for your clients. It just flat out doesn't work for me. HIT was the best I'd found, and possibly now HST. If I do the volume you advise, I get sick, every time.
I have juiced twice in my life, the first time got larger, and this one is for an injury recovery and a cutting session. I think some guys have juiced so much and worked with people with superior genetics for so long, they forget there are hard working normal guys out there who want to be in good shape, but who will never be big.
That's why there are sports stars. Genetics. That's why there are fans. Genetics.
So I'm a bodybuilding fan with sucky genetics, who doesn't want to be judged by standards above my capability.
Actually I've done a phenominal job with my physique, and this forum is all about doing the best you can with what you got, including that brain on top of our spines. That's why I'm ON an anabolic forum, to see how far I can get. Lipo is part of the ticket, I think.
I would be the first guy in line to sign up for planet Graybass, where everyone is huge and strong and grows on 12 sets per bodypart or whatever. I'd love to live where you live. I'd love to have your genetics.
God bless man
And, the bodybuilding lifestyle is HARD when you have a family and a lot of things going on. It's even tougher when you are physically limited in some way (injury, defect, etc.), but that doesn't mean you can't derive some of the benefits (I know you agree man, this is no flame either).
The answer isn't always "Lift more weights and get big". Life is full of cool answers, and lipo might be one of the cooler things for guys with busy lives. And for those of us who can't get big (yes, we are real, we do exist, and some of us have been training for twenty years), lipo is a neat way to stay as big as possible (since we need it!), and sculp away a bit at the ol fat depos.
I'll be posting my pics soon, and my physique will no doubt be lacking in some area you can pick on, but please don't. I've tried your way, and it doesn't work for me. That is just a biological fact. It's not because I didn't try hard enough, was stupid, or wasn't consistent.
Actually, a lot of the problem was trying to follow a routine like you use for your clients. It just flat out doesn't work for me. HIT was the best I'd found, and possibly now HST. If I do the volume you advise, I get sick, every time.
I have juiced twice in my life, the first time got larger, and this one is for an injury recovery and a cutting session. I think some guys have juiced so much and worked with people with superior genetics for so long, they forget there are hard working normal guys out there who want to be in good shape, but who will never be big.
That's why there are sports stars. Genetics. That's why there are fans. Genetics.
So I'm a bodybuilding fan with sucky genetics, who doesn't want to be judged by standards above my capability.
Actually I've done a phenominal job with my physique, and this forum is all about doing the best you can with what you got, including that brain on top of our spines. That's why I'm ON an anabolic forum, to see how far I can get. Lipo is part of the ticket, I think.
I would be the first guy in line to sign up for planet Graybass, where everyone is huge and strong and grows on 12 sets per bodypart or whatever. I'd love to live where you live. I'd love to have your genetics.
God bless man
graybass said:Patuba, I not flaming, just asking. It's hard to tell by your pics, but it looks to me that you should gain a lot more muscle before you try to use this stuff.
If you worked out hard at gaining lean tissue, and eating clean, you would see your abs just as soon. Plus have a much better bod!
No offence, but the bodybuilding life style is how you will see your abs. One precontest diet done perfectly, and you'll be there. There are no short cuts. Only Hard Work!
Again no flame, maybe they're really bad pics, but this is an Anobolic Bodybuilding Board. Get Big and Hard.
Add 50lbs to your bench, add 100lbs to your squat, add 50lbs to your rows.
Then see what you got. Then diet and cardio, the old fashioned way!
Just my .02 Flame away!!! graybass![]()
