Doug Young
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
hahaha
my wife clips me every 2 weeks, or that is what my entire body including back looks like, lol
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
That is a interesting question.
I feel as though there most certainly is a genetic limit on chest hair, topical hairloss treatments excluded of course. If you take an average aged adult male who has reached full maturation he will cap out at 1-2 pounds of chest hair MAX!!! No natural human being can gain more than 2 pounds of chest hair without the aid of Rogain or other similar products. That is just a fact.
And after 15 years straight of hard core dedicated chest hair growth his gains will without a doubt STOP! New chest hair growth after 15 years straight of hard core balls to the wall growth? No how no way.
InB4 an example of someone with a genetic teen wolf disease
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
That is a interesting question.
I feel as though there most certainly is a genetic limit on chest hair, topical hairloss treatments excluded of course. If you take an average aged adult male who has reached full maturation he will cap out at 1-2 pounds of chest hair MAX!!! No natural human being can gain more than 2 pounds of chest hair without the aid of Rogain or other similar products. That is just a fact.
And after 15 years straight of hard core dedicated chest hair growth his gains will without a doubt STOP! New chest hair growth after 15 years straight of hard core balls to the wall growth? No how no way.
InB4 an example of someone with a genetic teen wolf disease [/quote]
A Tribe Called Quest Post
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
That is a interesting question.
I feel as though there most certainly is a genetic limit on chest hair, topical hairloss treatments excluded of course. If you take an average aged adult male who has reached full maturation he will cap out at 1-2 pounds of chest hair MAX!!! No natural human being can gain more than 2 pounds of chest hair without the aid of Rogain or other similar products. That is just a fact.
And after 15 years straight of hard core dedicated chest hair growth his gains will without a doubt STOP! New chest hair growth after 15 years straight of hard core balls to the wall growth? No how no way.
InB4 an example of someone with a genetic teen wolf disease [/quote]
??? I started growing a mustache in the 3rd grade. When high school rolled around I had to shave regularly and could grow a full beard. There are plenty of hairy Indian kids in upper-middle class subdivisions passing up these perceived “limits.” You fail to mention how GENETICS factors into all this.
[quote]browndisaster wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
That is a interesting question.
I feel as though there most certainly is a genetic limit on chest hair, topical hairloss treatments excluded of course. If you take an average aged adult male who has reached full maturation he will cap out at 1-2 pounds of chest hair MAX!!! No natural human being can gain more than 2 pounds of chest hair without the aid of Rogain or other similar products. That is just a fact.
And after 15 years straight of hard core dedicated chest hair growth his gains will without a doubt STOP! New chest hair growth after 15 years straight of hard core balls to the wall growth? No how no way.
InB4 an example of someone with a genetic teen wolf disease [/quote]
??? I started growing a mustache in the 3rd grade. When high school rolled around I had to shave regularly and could grow a full beard. There are plenty of hairy Indian kids in upper-middle class subdivisions passing up these perceived “limits.” You fail to mention how GENETICS factors into all this.[/quote]
Lol’d IRL
[quote]browndisaster wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
That is a interesting question.
I feel as though there most certainly is a genetic limit on chest hair, topical hairloss treatments excluded of course. If you take an average aged adult male who has reached full maturation he will cap out at 1-2 pounds of chest hair MAX!!! No natural human being can gain more than 2 pounds of chest hair without the aid of Rogain or other similar products. That is just a fact.
And after 15 years straight of hard core dedicated chest hair growth his gains will without a doubt STOP! New chest hair growth after 15 years straight of hard core balls to the wall growth? No how no way.
InB4 an example of someone with a genetic teen wolf disease [/quote]
??? I started growing a mustache in the 3rd grade. When high school rolled around I had to shave regularly and could grow a full beard. There are plenty of hairy Indian kids in upper-middle class subdivisions passing up these perceived “limits.” You fail to mention how GENETICS factors into all this.[/quote]
You just said that you started shaving in the 3rd grade. Shaving causes the hairs to grow back thicker and faster so your results are skewed. Again, we are talking about FULLY MATURED ADULT MALES of average height. Are you fully matured in the 3rd grade?
We have a sample size of the last 40-50 years of the best hair growers in the world and none of them have grown more than 2 pounds of chest hair after really full maturation without “assistance.” Please show me one example of someone who has done this?
Can you provide one scientific chest hair growth study that is done on weightlifters who have fully matured? Studies on sedentary obese hairy Indians =/= weightlifters.
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]browndisaster wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
That is a interesting question.
I feel as though there most certainly is a genetic limit on chest hair, topical hairloss treatments excluded of course. If you take an average aged adult male who has reached full maturation he will cap out at 1-2 pounds of chest hair MAX!!! No natural human being can gain more than 2 pounds of chest hair without the aid of Rogain or other similar products. That is just a fact.
And after 15 years straight of hard core dedicated chest hair growth his gains will without a doubt STOP! New chest hair growth after 15 years straight of hard core balls to the wall growth? No how no way.
InB4 an example of someone with a genetic teen wolf disease [/quote]
??? I started growing a mustache in the 3rd grade. When high school rolled around I had to shave regularly and could grow a full beard. There are plenty of hairy Indian kids in upper-middle class subdivisions passing up these perceived “limits.” You fail to mention how GENETICS factors into all this.[/quote]
You just said that you started shaving in the 3rd grade. Shaving causes the hairs to grow back thicker and faster so your results are skewed. Again, we are talking about FULLY MATURED ADULT MALES of average height. Are you fully matured in the 3rd grade?
We have a sample size of the last 40-50 years of the best hair growers in the world and none of them have grown more than 2 pounds of chest hair after really full maturation without “assistance.” Please show me one example of someone who has done this?
Can you provide one scientific chest hair growth study that is done on weightlifters who have fully matured? Studies on sedentary obese hairy Indians =/= weightlifters.[/quote]
Shaving does not make it grow back faster and thicker.
Here is what 2+ pounds of chest hair looks like.
I don’t see anyone on these boards that looks like this.
I took ‘barber 101’ as an elective in college, clearly I’m a fully qualified barber, so let me chime in here…
Bwah-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha!!! I can’t even keep a straight face typing this crap! -lol
S
[quote]browndisaster wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Doug Young[/quote]
Incredible chest hair.[/quote]
I wonder if there’s a genetic limit on chest hair. I’m sure we could could look back at photos from the last half century of hairy weight trainers, it would certainly be a large group to assess. But, would doing so limit my genetic potential to actually get hairier in the future? Would I even want to get hairier knowing that others had never achieved such levels of sheer furriness?!
S[/quote]
That is a interesting question.
I feel as though there most certainly is a genetic limit on chest hair, topical hairloss treatments excluded of course. If you take an average aged adult male who has reached full maturation he will cap out at 1-2 pounds of chest hair MAX!!! No natural human being can gain more than 2 pounds of chest hair without the aid of Rogain or other similar products. That is just a fact.
And after 15 years straight of hard core dedicated chest hair growth his gains will without a doubt STOP! New chest hair growth after 15 years straight of hard core balls to the wall growth? No how no way.
InB4 an example of someone with a genetic teen wolf disease [/quote]
??? I started growing a mustache in the 3rd grade. When high school rolled around I had to shave regularly and could grow a full beard. There are plenty of hairy Indian kids in upper-middle class subdivisions passing up these perceived “limits.” You fail to mention how GENETICS factors into all this.[/quote]
Good post.
Biology isn’t some cookie cutter equation you can plug into a calculator. That’s why discussing these things as if all the evidence is already in isn’t SCIENCE. I can walk past any playground in the inner city and see kids playing basketball. Then head to the corner of any Home Depot and see Mexicans who are already pushing this “supposed” limit.
The fact is, you only have a certain period of time to reach the maximum follicular density your genetics allow. Those of us who want enough chest hair to make clippers break when we walk into the room will have to dedicate YEARS to this… years which INCLUDE living with more ingrown hairs than the clip/sprout advocates here think ALL women find ideal.
I don’t see many here with enough hair on their chests to LITERALLY stuff a pillow with spend this much time discussing what OTHERS can’t so… because they were too busy actually doing it themselves. I’m glad I started puberty around hair men like that rather than the crowd here who are posting just to argue.
LOL, wat?
Don’t you realise that ANYONE who has surpassed the chest hair “limit” is blatantly on a SHITLOAD of drugs? You think that guy smashingweights posted is natty? LMFAO!!!
you guys are so naive if you honestly think that those hairy ass pro’s aren’t all using a ton of drugs. These guys are spending like $20000 a year on hair growth drugs ALONE. The really fucked up thing is all the G4P these guys have to get into just to pay for the gear they need to be able to get as hairy as the other top guys. A sponsorship from a chest hair company’ll only get you so far.
show me a guy with a massive amount of chest hair and I’ll show you a guy who is running 5g+ a WEEK of drugs.
Talk about the dangers of limits all you want, but if you think you’re adding 2lbs of chest hair without drugs then you’re a fucking idiot.
Last two pages of this thread…maybe the best I have seen in 10 years.
Well played.
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
Here is what 2+ pounds of chest hair looks like.
I don’t see anyone on these boards that looks like this.[/quote]
Rogainz or Hair Clubz. Clearly not natty.
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
Here is what 2+ pounds of chest hair looks like.
I don’t see anyone on these boards that looks like this.[/quote]
Also…
Chest Post
LOL to both Stu and anonym.
Reading the last two pages puts into perspective how ridiculous X sounds .
[quote]rds63799 wrote:
LOL, wat?
Don’t you realise that ANYONE who has surpassed the chest hair “limit” is blatantly on a SHITLOAD of drugs? You think that guy smashingweights posted is natty? LMFAO!!!
you guys are so naive if you honestly think that those hairy ass pro’s aren’t all using a ton of drugs. These guys are spending like $20000 a year on hair growth drugs ALONE. The really fucked up thing is all the G4P these guys have to get into just to pay for the gear they need to be able to get as hairy as the other top guys. A sponsorship from a chest hair company’ll only get you so far.
show me a guy with a massive amount of chest hair and I’ll show you a guy who is running 5g+ a WEEK of drugs.
Talk about the dangers of limits all you want, but if you think you’re adding 2lbs of chest hair without drugs then you’re a fucking idiot.[/quote]
Listen, kid, there are people IN THIS VERY THREAD surpassing these so called limits. It’s funny getting called “patchy” here, when at work I get comments about my 5 o clock shadow coming in around 2 PM.
Again, GENETICS is a big factor. I could grow a full goatee after my first three years of puberty. I looked like a powerlifter.