QUOTE(Florian @ Nov 14 2008, 01:32 PM)
start from 176cm 55kg, 3rd years training here...feel want to cry when see above result ......if that really achieved within 2 years...
mind to share your diet and any supplement please?
Fitness Training, Pictures and Progress Thread., Less Talk. More pictures.
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Nov 14 2008, 10:24 PM
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QUOTE(Florian @ Nov 14 2008, 01:32 PM) start from 176cm 55kg, 3rd years training here...feel want to cry when see above result ......if that really achieved within 2 years... mind to share your diet and any supplement please? |
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Nov 24 2008, 10:50 PM
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QUOTE(Florian @ Nov 24 2008, 10:05 PM) A lot of improvement within 2 years How long u been worked out before jun 2006? According to your experience, do u agree that to get big and shaped, among all effort diet is 70% (or even more) and working out 30%? |
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Mar 24 2009, 11:54 PM
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QUOTE(-Dan @ Mar 24 2009, 11:59 PM) Took this after I got back from the gym. Biceps and shoulders day. i know. they can grow that bigger n heaiver just disallowed to.![]() @noone: Gymnasts wouldn't be that big, though. Being bigger and heavier if you're a gymnast is a very big disadvantage. however their muscle already very impressed at young age, even better than some adult who doing budybuilding. of course it is unfair to compare prof. athlete with non-prof. |
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excuse me, how you recognize either one is ectomorph, mesomorph or endomorph even if he has been working out for years and look muscular now?
Ectomorpoh mean hardgainer and slow muscle grow/improvement rate, how if when someone started working out he look ectomorph, but fast improvement and look muscular within 1-2years only? he is still categorized as ectomorph or mesomorph? |
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Apr 22 2009, 11:04 PM
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How is your guy progress rate if u think that u are ectomorph? If someone look ectomorph but after improve his diet and working out he gain weight/muscle and strength with fast rate, is he still categorized as ectomorph? or probably mesomorph actually?There is a guy created an ectomorph group in bb.com, he stated that he started work out on 1999 (i dont know when he fully committed) but his latest pic look like 6 months progress of some beginner here.
Below is wrist pic of a 175++cm tall ectomorph who joined gym over years and gained weight from 50kg to 73kg, but i think he look like 60-65kg only and most just weight, a few muscle. Other than small wrist, when he try to spread his finger you will see his bones very clear. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Most ectomorph have this problem too? |
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QUOTE(Florian @ Apr 22 2009, 11:16 PM) Firstly, what does progress has to do with the wrist and bones on the hand? You look at one guy's hand and say whoa he's huge? sorry, "chinese english" i guess XDSecondly you can't compare one's progress with other people's progress, because everyone's metabolism/genetics is different. BBing is about challenging YOURSELF, not with others. Lastly, you need to fix your grammar. What's "How is your guy progress rate if u think that u are ectomorph?" I don't get it... I mean, if u think u are really an ectomorph, do u have a great progress or slow progress? Progress seem has nothing to do with wrist and bones on hand, i just curious if an ectomorph hand and wrist still look like the one shown in pic even if he reach 100kg weight or gain decent muscle. |
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