I read somewhere that AAS tends to have a smaller effect on muscles like the forearms and calves compared to others like the upper arms muscles and chest[/quote]
Then you read wrong. Steroids increase the rate of protein anabolism. They aren’t magic and are not going to put muscle in areas any more than your own genetics allow in the first place. That means if your genetics for calves or forearms suck, steroids aren’t going to somehow cause them to grow just like everything else or better.
There are millions of people on steroids who don’t even look built so I am not sure why people still consider them to simply cause insane muscle growth on people who aren’t genetically predisposed to it in the first place and who work hard at it.
That’s so obviously synthol or some other fake ass shit…his bicep doesn’t even elongate on the eccentric part of the preacher and then contract on the concentric. Instead it just stays peaked absolutely the same throughout the entire ROM. lol
When this was posted on IM Dante said something interesting, the dude looks pretty even, even if he looks terrible and like a douchebag. There could be implants in there seeing as the symmetry, as fucked up as he looks, is pretty well on. Take a good look, he is more even than, say, that contest vid of the fat shithead with the synthol arms that was posted last week.
[quote]martyh wrote:
When this was posted on IM Dante said something interesting, the dude looks pretty even, even if he looks terrible and like a douchebag. There could be implants in there seeing as the symmetry, as fucked up as he looks, is pretty well on. Take a good look, he is more even than, say, that contest vid of the fat shithead with the synthol arms that was posted last week.[/quote]
This guy looks goofy. His head is that of someone who weighs under 200lbs yet his body is pretending to hold the muscle of someone who weighs over 260. Unless someone shrunk his head, it doesn’t look close to right. Most big guys grow all over. They get larger massater muscles and neck muscle even though they aren’t exactly doing anything other than chewing to affect the muscle in their face.
Bottom line, if you start lifting at 150lbs, your face is not going to look like it belongs to someone who weighs 150lbs if you hit 250lbs.
His traps, while injected with oil to be symmetrical are thin when viewed from the side. that just doesn’t happen in nature.
Yeah, it may just be one of the better oil jobs…and that ain’t saying much.
The way the biceps absolutely refuses to stretch and contract is so bizarre. He’s doing “forced reps” and there’s next to zero movement in the upper arm. His gym buddies must secretly be shaking their heads in bewilderment at his behaviour. I know my friend would never hear the end of it if he went down that road.
