[quote]DickBag wrote:
the op does not sound like a pedo.
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It’s a good thing you’re not a 14 year old boy DB.
Or this dude would have you in his van before he even got the word “candy” out of his mouth… ; )
[quote]DickBag wrote:
jeesh, i think everyone is over reacting.
the op does not sound like a pedo. i think the posters on this site just want some drama cause they’re bored.
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lol I agree…I mean what if we saw a Mike Tyson at 13 years old…I’m pretty sure he was about 190lbs at that age…and NOT FAT, had muscle…the camp (cus d’amato, teddy atlas) said to check this kids record cause he looks to be over 20 years old.
I’m sure some would speculate. I mean I don’t really give a shit about the OP or whatever…but anyways…yes OP some people have good and great genetics and they stand out because of it…they gain muscle just by looking at weights…you clearly probably have shitty genetics and too bad for you…you don’t have to marvel over boys…just do your best.
P.s. - that shit that X said about most people on this site are making ZERO progress is hilarious haha.
OMG
YES!!!
HAHA Ct. Rockula YOU FREAK! lol
[quote]gregron wrote:
“Hmmmm What do you do for your traps and lats?”
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Hi, I’m the camp analyst/therapist, or as I like to say, analrapist.
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lol
[quote]erik-the-red wrote:
I’m working as a camp counselor, and one of the kids is, from what I’ve heard, a Georgia state-ranked high school wrestler (not sure if it’s freestyle, folkstyle, etc.). The shorts conceal the wheels, but he likes wearing sleeveless shirts. For a high schooler, he has pretty impressive arms but not only that, he has thick traps and thick and wide lats.
When my fellow counselor asked him how he got so big, he simply replied, “Good genes.” I asked him how much he does in the big three lifts–bench, squat, and deadlift–but he says he doesn’t do any of them because of shoulder problems. He wouldn’t say what other exercises, if any, he did that helped him produce his arms and back.
Can “good genes” actually do that much for you, or is he just reluctant to share his program with others? I don’t think wrestling alone can produce that kind of physique.[/quote]
It could just be genetics combined with his wrestling. Mike Matarazzo, Vic Richards and Greg Kovacs all had 17.5 inch arms before training. Mike Tyson was a tank at an early age as well and mostly from hitting the bag.
Thanks for the examples, MytchBucanan.
hey way to steal my thunder with the mike tyson…god damn lol
If you’re into bodybuilding, you’re going to study people’s physiques.
[quote]erik-the-red wrote:
I guess since I never wrestled or grappled, I don’t know what serious training in the sport can do for the body. Thanks for the reply, WhiteFlash.[/quote]
Yeah most high school kids dont do much for the traps/back/posterior chain/neck. With wrestling you almost cant help developing those.
You fucking racist.
LOL nice addition at the end Eli.
[quote]belligerent wrote:
If you’re into bodybuilding, you’re going to study people’s physiques.[/quote]
Generally not a good idea when working with high schoolers, though.
[quote]WhiteFlash wrote:
There’s a kid who guys to one of the gyms I train at who just graduated highschool. He was 4th in state in his weight class in wrestling. He does lift, but said he just started this past year. He’s not “big” by any means, but proportionately his traps, neck and forearms are pretty developed. He’s also pretty strong for his size and age [think he said he’s in the low 160’s at about 5’7"].
While the kid the op mentioned might not lift, there probably isn’t a number to tally how many push-ups, pull-ups, neck bridges and other calisthenics the kid has done, on top of throwing people around for hours a day, every day. If you combine all of that, you’ll wind up with the ideal build for your sport, which is what this kid sounds like he has. There’s really not a lot of mystery to it.[/quote]
For the record I thought the op was a little creepy too, and the kid is probably just bigger than average.
I do think that lots of people underestimate what can be achieved with bodyweight exercises (for all we know this guy could have been using weights too just not those lifts) and good genetics.
I always thought it was funny when I was doing my fitness cert that many training providers would put a minimum age for weight training and then say something like body weight exercises such as pushups pullups are fine.
Seen as most kids can do less than 10 good pullups, thats going to put just as much stress on the body as anything you would have a beginner do in the weight room. Add wrestling into the equation were hes throwing hes own bodyweight around.
[quote]Liv92 wrote:
2010, the class of the pedo! [/quote]
I’ve noticed that people with a background in wrestling often get good results quickly when/if they start training for size and strength. I think wrestling is simply a good way to learn how to push yourself and train for real.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]SkyNett wrote:
Dude - you should head over to the RMP forum then.
LOADS of skinny teenaged boys to ogle - shirtless too.
We’ve renamed it “Pederast’s Paradise” because of all the underdeveloped 13 year olds there…
Seriously though, what do you expect dude? You have no pics, no background info and it took you only 40 posts to start talking about the musculature of adolescent boys. This is a community - you want people to not think you’re a troll, then become a part of the community by not being just another anonymous douchebag…[/quote]
Exactly. Since none of us could possibly know what the OP thinks “built” looks like, and since most of the people here are making ZERO progress and think anyone who is active is “big”, what the hell does this guy expect?
I knew big dudes growing up who only did push ups and sit ups before bed…and they were bigger than most of the people here.
I’ve said it before, but some of you guys more than likely just suck and aren’t used to seeing anyone else who has better genetics for building muscle than you do.
Sorry if that’s harsh, but it’s pretty much true.[/quote]
You’re one of the whiniest twats on this site. The ranting, interjected with constant sprinkles of how big and awesome you are, serves up the images of a pretty insecure boy.
Oh, and speaking in some of the biggest, blandest generalities and polemics makes you sound even more like an angsty teenager. MOST of the people on this site making ZERO progress? Where the fuck did you get that from? Care to back it up? No? Shut the fuck up then.
Dumbass.
[quote]erik-the-red wrote:
I’m working as a camp counselor, and one of the kids is, from what I’ve heard, a Georgia state-ranked high school wrestler (not sure if it’s freestyle, folkstyle, etc.). The shorts conceal the wheels, but he likes wearing sleeveless shirts. For a high schooler, he has pretty impressive arms but not only that, he has thick traps and thick and wide lats.
When my fellow counselor asked him how he got so big, he simply replied, “Good genes.” I asked him how much he does in the big three lifts–bench, squat, and deadlift–but he says he doesn’t do any of them because of shoulder problems. He wouldn’t say what other exercises, if any, he did that helped him produce his arms and back.
Can “good genes” actually do that much for you, or is he just reluctant to share his program with others? I don’t think wrestling alone can produce that kind of physique.[/quote]
Unfortunately for you, once a thread gains momentum in one general direction (e.g. call OP a pedo) its difficult to get a proper answer back.
Perhaps you could be a bit more specific as to how big this kid really is. It’d help people in answering you.
[quote]Magicpunch wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]SkyNett wrote:
Dude - you should head over to the RMP forum then.
LOADS of skinny teenaged boys to ogle - shirtless too.
We’ve renamed it “Pederast’s Paradise” because of all the underdeveloped 13 year olds there…
Seriously though, what do you expect dude? You have no pics, no background info and it took you only 40 posts to start talking about the musculature of adolescent boys. This is a community - you want people to not think you’re a troll, then become a part of the community by not being just another anonymous douchebag…[/quote]
Exactly. Since none of us could possibly know what the OP thinks “built” looks like, and since most of the people here are making ZERO progress and think anyone who is active is “big”, what the hell does this guy expect?
I knew big dudes growing up who only did push ups and sit ups before bed…and they were bigger than most of the people here.
I’ve said it before, but some of you guys more than likely just suck and aren’t used to seeing anyone else who has better genetics for building muscle than you do.
Sorry if that’s harsh, but it’s pretty much true.[/quote]
You’re one of the whiniest twats on this site. The ranting, interjected with constant sprinkles of how big and awesome you are, serves up the images of a pretty insecure boy.
Oh, and speaking in some of the biggest, blandest generalities and polemics makes you sound even more like an angsty teenager. MOST of the people on this site making ZERO progress? Where the fuck did you get that from? Care to back it up? No? Shut the fuck up then.
Dumbass.
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LOL.
Yeah, please show me pics of all of these people making progress that we don’t already acknowledge.
Outside of the T-Cell and a few in the 18-19" arm threads, most here are not gaining much at all.
If you didn’t know this, it is you who is a dumbass.