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[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]bcingu wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]Mtag666 wrote:
Please just let this die…[/quote]
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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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Arthur Saxon --this from about 10 different sites all saying the same

Essential Stats (per the Development of Physical Power):
Height: 5’10"
Weight: 200 lbs.
Chest: 49"
Biceps: 17 1/8"
Forearm: 14 3/4"
Thigh: 24"
Calf: 16 3/4"
Bent Press: 371 lbs.
Two Hands Anyhow: 448 lbs.
Clean and Press: 342 lbs.

[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
MassiveGuns(you never said if you in fact posses massive guns or not?),
Your original point that is in question is that your “friend” is either 1. Lying to you or B. you are mistaken about his stats.
This photo is a relatively accurate portrayal of body fat percentages. Although everyone carries their fat differently, this picture should not be too far off.
Your “friend” is not 6% body fat (se photo above) as a 5’7-5’8 Natural trainee weighing 225 pounds. That is just not a realistic combination of stats.
I personally am not calling you a liar. I think either you have been deceived or are misinformed.[/quote]

I am glad you aren’t calling me a liar.

I’ll admit there’s a slim chance I’ve been deceived and drugs could have been used. Knowing him though it’s so fucking unlikely. Maybe he used them before I knew him, but there is no obvious evidence he’s used them. No hair loss, obvious acne, and the mans given me his fucking word. I’d be fucking disappointed if it turned out he was lying, but I still believe him. His leanness does match that picture above, he just does not look like a bodybuilder. Not a typical build at all. Yet I know his weight is very close to 225. It took him seven years to get up to that from 205. Surely if he’d used steroids it wouldn’t have taken that long?

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:
This argument is really about statistics. I know, right? That shit is for nerds.

But seriously, that’s all this boils down to. MG, have you ever heard of means (averages) and standard deviations? Like for instance, the typical male of all races who has trained for 2-5 years may be (made up, so don’t ask me where I got the #s) 185lbs at 14% BF.

Then there would be a standard deviation of say 10lbs and 1% BF (again, made up just to illustrate my point), and for every standard deviation you move in either direction you will find less and less people in the population to the point where we are literally talking about one person in the entire fucking universe. It doesn’t matter what the real numbers are because the bell curve will drop off eventually regardless.

This is what people are driving at. No one is saying 50lbs is the magic number, or that 6% is as low as you can go at a certain height and weight or whatever. What we’re saying is based on real world observations, and all the information we’ve read over the years, we do not believe there exists a man who is natty and 5’7’’ at 225 at 6%.

We just don’t. Not because it is literally impossible, but that because, based on the above, this man would be such a fucking outlier that he would be a modern marvel - a genetic freak waiting to tear up all natural bodybuilding competitions across the world.

Can’t you understand that? Can’t you understand why no one believes you without a picture and documented info? If this is not a troll, then you are a silly dude. And I’m even sillier for trying to reason with you.

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I love the fact that you post such an eloquent argument for using statistics to prove a point. Then just assume a set of data that fits YOUR belief system about what is possible as an outlier. Wheres the real data that proves your point?
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Jigga, what? Yeah, average prolly like 225 at 5’7 at 7% so your buddy just had to do some extra HIIT.

Your name should be “Massive Lulz.”

[quote]bpick86 wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]bcingu wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]Mtag666 wrote:
Please just let this die…[/quote]
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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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It is not the fact that as 5’7" person can weigh 220 that people have a problem with. The part of your story that makes those stats ridiculous is the claimed 6% body fat year around. He simply cannot as a natural get down to 6% bodyfat at 5’7" and weigh 220. If he can he is a natural Flex Wheeler. That picture you posted of Saxon is a 20%+ bodyfat.

How can a whole forum get a couple points with the exception of two people.[/quote]

Arthur saxon is 20%? RIGHT. There isn’t a single picture where is muscle detail isn’t there, its tough to see because they are old photos and he’s really pale. No fucking way he’s 20%.

HOW ON EARTH CAN YOU MISS THE FRIGGING POINT THAT FLEX WHEELER IS CLOSER TO 300 POUNDS THAN HE IS TO 200 IN THE OFF SEASON AND DOES NOT GET FAT AS SHIT!!! IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO GET YOUR HEAD ROUND IT???

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]bpick86 wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]bcingu wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]Mtag666 wrote:
Please just let this die…[/quote]
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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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It is not the fact that as 5’7" person can weigh 220 that people have a problem with. The part of your story that makes those stats ridiculous is the claimed 6% body fat year around. He simply cannot as a natural get down to 6% bodyfat at 5’7" and weigh 220. If he can he is a natural Flex Wheeler. That picture you posted of Saxon is a 20%+ bodyfat.

How can a whole forum get a couple points with the exception of two people.[/quote]

Arthur saxon is 20%? RIGHT. There isn’t a single picture where is muscle detail isn’t there, its tough to see because they are old photos and he’s really pale. No fucking way he’s 20%.

HOW ON EARTH CAN YOU MISS THE FRIGGING POINT THAT FLEX WHEELER IS CLOSER TO 300 POUNDS THAN HE IS TO 200 IN THE OFF SEASON AND DOES NOT GET FAT AS SHIT!!! IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO GET YOUR HEAD ROUND IT???
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HOW CAN YOU KEEP CONSISTENTLY BEING SO DENSE AS TO NOT WRAP YOUR HEAD AROUND THE FACT THAT 300LB FLEX WHEELER IS NOT 6%. 220LB FLEX IS 6% SO THAT IS THE COMPARABLE FIGURE. COME ON MAN. IT AINT THAT DIFFICULT TO GRASP. EVERYONE ELSE HAS.

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:
This argument is really about statistics. I know, right? That shit is for nerds.

But seriously, that’s all this boils down to. MG, have you ever heard of means (averages) and standard deviations? Like for instance, the typical male of all races who has trained for 2-5 years may be (made up, so don’t ask me where I got the #s) 185lbs at 14% BF.

Then there would be a standard deviation of say 10lbs and 1% BF (again, made up just to illustrate my point), and for every standard deviation you move in either direction you will find less and less people in the population to the point where we are literally talking about one person in the entire fucking universe. It doesn’t matter what the real numbers are because the bell curve will drop off eventually regardless.

This is what people are driving at. No one is saying 50lbs is the magic number, or that 6% is as low as you can go at a certain height and weight or whatever. What we’re saying is based on real world observations, and all the information we’ve read over the years, we do not believe there exists a man who is natty and 5’7’’ at 225 at 6%.

We just don’t. Not because it is literally impossible, but that because, based on the above, this man would be such a fucking outlier that he would be a modern marvel - a genetic freak waiting to tear up all natural bodybuilding competitions across the world.

Can’t you understand that? Can’t you understand why no one believes you without a picture and documented info? If this is not a troll, then you are a silly dude. And I’m even sillier for trying to reason with you.

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I love the fact that you post such an eloquent argument for using statistics to prove a point. Then just assume a set of data that fits YOUR belief system about what is possible as an outlier. Wheres the real data that proves your point?
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Jigga, what? Yeah, average prolly like 225 at 5’7 at 7% so your buddy just had to do some extra HIIT.

Your name should be “Massive Lulz.”[/quote]

The only reason you think that stat is a modern marvel, is because you think flex wheeler is naturally 225 pounds. Hes 280 but you think after drugs that would kill most people you can compare that fairly to a natural trainee?

You didn’t provide any data. Pseudo scientific logic I’m afraid.

[quote]bpick86 wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]bpick86 wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]bcingu wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]Mtag666 wrote:
Please just let this die…[/quote]
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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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It is not the fact that as 5’7" person can weigh 220 that people have a problem with. The part of your story that makes those stats ridiculous is the claimed 6% body fat year around. He simply cannot as a natural get down to 6% bodyfat at 5’7" and weigh 220. If he can he is a natural Flex Wheeler. That picture you posted of Saxon is a 20%+ bodyfat.

How can a whole forum get a couple points with the exception of two people.[/quote]

Arthur saxon is 20%? RIGHT. There isn’t a single picture where is muscle detail isn’t there, its tough to see because they are old photos and he’s really pale. No fucking way he’s 20%.

HOW ON EARTH CAN YOU MISS THE FRIGGING POINT THAT FLEX WHEELER IS CLOSER TO 300 POUNDS THAN HE IS TO 200 IN THE OFF SEASON AND DOES NOT GET FAT AS SHIT!!! IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO GET YOUR HEAD ROUND IT???
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HOW CAN YOU KEEP CONSISTENTLY BEING SO DENSE AS TO NOT WRAP YOUR HEAD AROUND THE FACT THAT 300LB FLEX WHEELER IS NOT 6%. 220LB FLEX IS 6% SO THAT IS THE COMPARABLE FIGURE. COME ON MAN. IT AINT THAT DIFFICULT TO GRASP. EVERYONE ELSE HAS.[/quote]

SO ITS ALL FAT? HE GAINS 60 LBS OF FAT AND ENDS UP OBESE, THEN TRIMS IT OFF?

And if you don’t like the Flex comparison try Troy Alves. Your friend is 2 inches shorter and 10lbs heavier than competition ready Troy Alves while only spotting him maybe 2% body fat. That aint happening.

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
MassiveGuns(you never said if you in fact posses massive guns or not?),
Your original point that is in question is that your “friend” is either 1. Lying to you or B. you are mistaken about his stats.
This photo is a relatively accurate portrayal of body fat percentages. Although everyone carries their fat differently, this picture should not be too far off.
Your “friend” is not 6% body fat (se photo above) as a 5’7-5’8 Natural trainee weighing 225 pounds. That is just not a realistic combination of stats.
I personally am not calling you a liar. I think either you have been deceived or are misinformed.[/quote]

I am glad you aren’t calling me a liar.

I’ll admit there’s a slim chance I’ve been deceived and drugs could have been used. Knowing him though it’s so fucking unlikely. Maybe he used them before I knew him, but there is no obvious evidence he’s used them. No hair loss, obvious acne, and the mans given me his fucking word. I’d be fucking disappointed if it turned out he was lying, but I still believe him. His leanness does match that picture above, he just does not look like a bodybuilder. Not a typical build at all. Yet I know his weight is very close to 225. It took him seven years to get up to that from 205. Surely if he’d used steroids it wouldn’t have taken that long?

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To be honest, who really knows what someone else is doing behind closed doors? Unless you are with someone 24/7 there is no way of knowing without extensive drug testing wich isn’t an option lol.
A person can use AAS or ProHormones and not suffer side effects like hair loss, acne or gyno. That sort of thing depends on the quality of the drug, dosing, length of cycle and most importantly how the trainees body responds to different chemicals (genetics?)
Does your friends bodyfat match that of the 6-7% bodyfat photo? Possibly his bodyfat percentage was just underestimated?
20 pounds of muscle in 7 years is really good after you have reached a decent to good level of development wich, in MJ opinion, a very lean 205 at 5’7 is.

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:
This argument is really about statistics. I know, right? That shit is for nerds.

But seriously, that’s all this boils down to. MG, have you ever heard of means (averages) and standard deviations? Like for instance, the typical male of all races who has trained for 2-5 years may be (made up, so don’t ask me where I got the #s) 185lbs at 14% BF.

Then there would be a standard deviation of say 10lbs and 1% BF (again, made up just to illustrate my point), and for every standard deviation you move in either direction you will find less and less people in the population to the point where we are literally talking about one person in the entire fucking universe. It doesn’t matter what the real numbers are because the bell curve will drop off eventually regardless.

This is what people are driving at. No one is saying 50lbs is the magic number, or that 6% is as low as you can go at a certain height and weight or whatever. What we’re saying is based on real world observations, and all the information we’ve read over the years, we do not believe there exists a man who is natty and 5’7’’ at 225 at 6%.

We just don’t. Not because it is literally impossible, but that because, based on the above, this man would be such a fucking outlier that he would be a modern marvel - a genetic freak waiting to tear up all natural bodybuilding competitions across the world.

Can’t you understand that? Can’t you understand why no one believes you without a picture and documented info? If this is not a troll, then you are a silly dude. And I’m even sillier for trying to reason with you.

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I love the fact that you post such an eloquent argument for using statistics to prove a point. Then just assume a set of data that fits YOUR belief system about what is possible as an outlier. Wheres the real data that proves your point?
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Jigga, what? Yeah, average prolly like 225 at 5’7 at 7% so your buddy just had to do some extra HIIT.

Your name should be “Massive Lulz.”[/quote]

The only reason you think that stat is a modern marvel, is because you think flex wheeler is naturally 225 pounds. Hes 280 but you think after drugs that would kill most people you can compare that fairly to a natural trainee?

You didn’t provide any data. Pseudo scientific logic I’m afraid.
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I find it difficult to follow what you are saying. That’s not meant as an insult, I simply cannot understand the message you are trying to convey here.

I don’t want to compare your buddy to a documented steroid user. The whole point of this argument is that you vehemently claim your friend is natural.

If your point is, “Look, Flex on roids gets up to 280 on dat der cell tech and then cuts down to 225 stage weight, so my buddy getting all the way up 225 on his own isn’t too crazy,” this would be a decent point if the entire argument was about sheer size, but it isn’t. You are also claiming that your buddy was 6% nearly year round. This adds an entirely new dimension to the argument. You don’t seem to realize how difficult holding on to that much LBM at that size and BF% is without the use of PEDs.

In fact, your comment cuts against your point. You argue that a man with great genetics and an excellent work ethic (Flex) is able to cut down to 225 at stage weight at 5’9 with the use of steroids. How does this help your argument that your natty friend has the same stats but is shorter? It doesn’t. It cuts right against your argument. It shows how wrong you must be.

I cannot lay my hands on the actual mean and standard deviation, but even an educated guess will land you somewhere near where I was. Step out of the boybuilding world for a second and realize that most, well-conditioned athletes are near 8-10%. The average gym rat will almost assuredly be higher, and you know that. Also, the concept of standard deviations is not debatable. No matter what the real # is, I guarun-fucking-tee your buddy is still and incredible outlier.

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]bpick86 wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]bpick86 wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]bcingu wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]Mtag666 wrote:
Please just let this die…[/quote]
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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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It is not the fact that as 5’7" person can weigh 220 that people have a problem with. The part of your story that makes those stats ridiculous is the claimed 6% body fat year around. He simply cannot as a natural get down to 6% bodyfat at 5’7" and weigh 220. If he can he is a natural Flex Wheeler. That picture you posted of Saxon is a 20%+ bodyfat.

How can a whole forum get a couple points with the exception of two people.[/quote]

Arthur saxon is 20%? RIGHT. There isn’t a single picture where is muscle detail isn’t there, its tough to see because they are old photos and he’s really pale. No fucking way he’s 20%.

HOW ON EARTH CAN YOU MISS THE FRIGGING POINT THAT FLEX WHEELER IS CLOSER TO 300 POUNDS THAN HE IS TO 200 IN THE OFF SEASON AND DOES NOT GET FAT AS SHIT!!! IS IT REALLY THAT HARD TO GET YOUR HEAD ROUND IT???
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HOW CAN YOU KEEP CONSISTENTLY BEING SO DENSE AS TO NOT WRAP YOUR HEAD AROUND THE FACT THAT 300LB FLEX WHEELER IS NOT 6%. 220LB FLEX IS 6% SO THAT IS THE COMPARABLE FIGURE. COME ON MAN. IT AINT THAT DIFFICULT TO GRASP. EVERYONE ELSE HAS.[/quote]

SO ITS ALL FAT? HE GAINS 60 LBS OF FAT AND ENDS UP OBESE, THEN TRIMS IT OFF?
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And that 300lb figure is really out there. I just regurgitated that without checking, most places say that Flex’s offseason weight is more like 250-260. And if you assume that that whole 35 more pounds is fat, which it isn’t because he is actively trying to add muscle plus he gains a lot of water weight when he rehydrates himself, then he would only be at 15% bf.

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Is anyone else completely sick of these examples of men with SERIOUS, HARDCORE bodybuilder physiques… WHO DON’T LIFT!

Seriously, I live in a city of 8 million people and I’ve yet to fucking see any of these people!

And where are all these jacked doctors? I’ve been working in healthcare for a decade and I’ve yet to see more than two jacked doctors out of the hundreds I’ve seen or worked with![/quote]

Just go to a tire yard. Not everyone ends up in the weight room doing goblet squats and snatch grip deads. Fuck I knew people at school who were massive and didn’t lift.

City of 8 million? Great sample size and demographic. Accurate logical reasoning is your forte I see.
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Great post!

[quote]BrickHead wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]BrickHead wrote:
Is anyone else completely sick of these examples of men with SERIOUS, HARDCORE bodybuilder physiques… WHO DON’T LIFT!

Seriously, I live in a city of 8 million people and I’ve yet to fucking see any of these people!

And where are all these jacked doctors? I’ve been working in healthcare for a decade and I’ve yet to see more than two jacked doctors out of the hundreds I’ve seen or worked with![/quote]

Just go to a tire yard. Not everyone ends up in the weight room doing goblet squats and snatch grip deads. Fuck I knew people at school who were massive and didn’t lift.

City of 8 million? Great sample size and demographic. Accurate logical reasoning is your forte I see.
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Great post![/quote]

Hey Brick, maybe you should stop sitting around counting your degrees and successful clients/years of experience and move to one of the 13 cities which have populations greater than the 8 million bracket. Get a little work ethic man!

/sarcasm.

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:
This argument is really about statistics. I know, right? That shit is for nerds.

But seriously, that’s all this boils down to. MG, have you ever heard of means (averages) and standard deviations? Like for instance, the typical male of all races who has trained for 2-5 years may be (made up, so don’t ask me where I got the #s) 185lbs at 14% BF.

Then there would be a standard deviation of say 10lbs and 1% BF (again, made up just to illustrate my point), and for every standard deviation you move in either direction you will find less and less people in the population to the point where we are literally talking about one person in the entire fucking universe. It doesn’t matter what the real numbers are because the bell curve will drop off eventually regardless.

This is what people are driving at. No one is saying 50lbs is the magic number, or that 6% is as low as you can go at a certain height and weight or whatever. What we’re saying is based on real world observations, and all the information we’ve read over the years, we do not believe there exists a man who is natty and 5’7’’ at 225 at 6%.

We just don’t. Not because it is literally impossible, but that because, based on the above, this man would be such a fucking outlier that he would be a modern marvel - a genetic freak waiting to tear up all natural bodybuilding competitions across the world.

Can’t you understand that? Can’t you understand why no one believes you without a picture and documented info? If this is not a troll, then you are a silly dude. And I’m even sillier for trying to reason with you.

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I love the fact that you post such an eloquent argument for using statistics to prove a point. Then just assume a set of data that fits YOUR belief system about what is possible as an outlier. Wheres the real data that proves your point?
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Jigga, what? Yeah, average prolly like 225 at 5’7 at 7% so your buddy just had to do some extra HIIT.

Your name should be “Massive Lulz.”[/quote]

The only reason you think that stat is a modern marvel, is because you think flex wheeler is naturally 225 pounds. Hes 280 but you think after drugs that would kill most people you can compare that fairly to a natural trainee?

You didn’t provide any data. Pseudo scientific logic I’m afraid.
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I find it difficult to follow what you are saying. That’s not meant as an insult, I simply cannot understand the message you are trying to convey here.

I don’t want to compare your buddy to a documented steroid user. The whole point of this argument is that you vehemently claim your friend is natural.

If your point is, “Look, Flex on roids gets up to 280 on dat der cell tech and then cuts down to 225 stage weight, so my buddy getting all the way up 225 on his own isn’t too crazy,” this would be a decent point if the entire argument was about sheer size, but it isn’t. You are also claiming that your buddy was 6% nearly year round. This adds an entirely new dimension to the argument. You don’t seem to realize how difficult holding on to that much LBM at that size and BF% is without the use of PEDs.

In fact, your comment cuts against your point. You argue that a man with great genetics and an excellent work ethic (Flex) is able to cut down to 225 at stage weight at 5’9 with the use of steroids. How does this help your argument that your natty friend has the same stats but is shorter? It doesn’t. It cuts right against your argument. It shows how wrong you must be.

I cannot lay my hands on the actual mean and standard deviation, but even an educated guess will land you somewhere near where I was. Step out of the boybuilding world for a second and realize that most, well-conditioned athletes are near 8-10%. The average gym rat will almost assuredly be higher, and you know that. Also, the concept of standard deviations is not debatable. No matter what the real # is, I guarun-fucking-tee your buddy is still and incredible outlier.
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A few points…

He could be as high as 5 9, my given height was an estimate based on the fact he is shorter than me.

You missed the point about drugs. Diuretics are used along with other water techniques. These significantly affect the numbers. I’ll repost my points from before…

Flex wheeler

Off season he walks around at apprx 270-280. Lets say he is 12% bf off season max which based on how he looks most of the time i think is a fair judgement. That gives the following…

247lb of LBM, 33lbs of bodyfat.

When he diets down to 6% bodyfat, he loses 15lbs of fat. He obv uses anabolics so will not lose muscle.

""That takes him to 247lb of LBM, and aprx 15lbs of bodyfat. Now how does he weigh in at 225? Does he lose muscle? Fuck no, you want to keep all that muscle and just squeeze it down so it looks nice and dry and dense and freaking awesome on stage, so what you do is drink a ton of deionised water, then cut your water intake and hop on the lasix. Not quite there yet? Hop in the sauna. You can lose up to 15% of water before you risk death, and tolerance varies from person to person.

15% removed from 247 lb + 15 lb equals 223lbs. Is this any coincidence? He’s at the maximum level of development which he can squeeze into his weight class.

Now some retards on here think they can compared him to someone who with no drugs at all is walking around at 225. If he dehydrated and used diuretics he could hit a stage at 191 MAX since he may weight less in the morning.“”

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]bcingu wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]Mtag666 wrote:
Please just let this die…[/quote]
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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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One problem…HE WAS NOT 6% bodyfat…why can you not understand that??

We have a problem with you making shit up not that somebody can get to 220 at 5’10" at 20% bodyfat.

You are trolling hard now bro.

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

[quote]super saiyan wrote:

[quote]bcingu wrote:

[quote]UtahLama wrote:

[quote]Mtag666 wrote:
Please just let this die…[/quote]
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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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One problem…HE WAS NOT 6% bodyfat…why can you not understand that??

We have a problem with you making shit up not that somebody can get to 220 at 5’10" at 20% bodyfat.

You are trolling hard now bro.[/quote]

Yes he wasn’t 6 percent bodyfat. But he was lean as shit.

Imagine what he’d look like if creatine had been around back then.

[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:

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Cop out. No contribution to the debate other than a few digs at prof X, and you say he contributes nothing to the forums?
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Your point has been refuted by 7 different people, and you just wave your hands at the computer and ignore it.

Have you noticed that literally NOBODY agrees with you. At all?

Post some pics of your imaginary friend or some of these phantom outliers or GTFO.[/quote]

I posted arthur saxon, who was 220 at 5 10 before steroids even EXISTED. Everybody seems to just gloss over the old time strongmen like they never existed.
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One problem…HE WAS NOT 6% bodyfat…why can you not understand that??

We have a problem with you making shit up not that somebody can get to 220 at 5’10" at 20% bodyfat.

You are trolling hard now bro.[/quote]

Yes he wasn’t 6 percent bodyfat. But he was lean as shit.

Imagine what he’d look like if creatine had been around back then.
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My man, we are comparing 5’7" natural physiques who are at or near the 225lbs and 6% bodyfat you claim your friend to be…guess what? there are none. Zero. NADA.

So we posted pictures of top ranked ASSISTED bodybuilders to show comparison.

If your boy looks like them, then he truly is what he is saying…if he does NOT look like them, somebody is full of shit.

I don’t know how to possibly make it any more simple.

You know, MG, I was looking through your old posts, and realized that you are an open and avid steroid user. In fact, you chimed in on a thread where the premise was that all pros use gear any anyone looking to get that swole should use gear. And you know what, you agreed with enthusiasm! More gear, the better you basically conceded.

And that’s cool, I’m definitely not judging you. But I feel like I have confirmed that you are definitely a troll, and in all likelihood, the alternate persona of someone on here who doesn’t want to be open about his steroid use. In any event, I think it’s incredibly disingenuous for you to assert that you “aren’t sure” if your gym buddy uses. You probably had a period where you weren’t on gear, realized you were going to hit your natural limit, and then went on to use. Even aside from the fact that this undercuts your credibily on the natural limit side of things, you out of most people should be in a position to know whether or not a gym goer is assisted or not, especially a friend or training partner.

I think what this is, IMO, is you trying to validate your cognitive dissonance of using steroids to improve performance but not having to admit how much help they have given you. You want to use them, you just don’t want to have to credit them. So, by arguing that your “buddy” could do this incredible feat naturally, you can assure yourself that whatever goals you’ve achieved were almost entirely because of your efforts.

Of course, I may be wrong, but whatever the reason, I am sure you are just fucking with us at this point, and I’m out!

[quote]Mad Martigan wrote:
You know, MG, I was looking through your old posts, and realized that you are an open and avid steroid user. In fact, you chimed in on a thread where the premise was that all pros use gear any anyone looking to get that swole should use gear. And you know what, you agreed with enthusiasm! More gear, the better you basically conceded.

And that’s cool, I’m definitely not judging you. But I feel like I have confirmed that you are definitely a troll, and in all likelihood, the alternate persona of someone on here who doesn’t want to be open about his steroid use. In any event, I think it’s incredibly disingenuous for you to assert that you “aren’t sure” if your gym buddy uses. You probably had a period where you weren’t on gear, realized you were going to hit your natural limit, and then went on to use. Even aside from the fact that this undercuts your credibily on the natural limit side of things, you out of most people should be in a position to know whether or not a gym goer is assisted or not, especially a friend or training partner.

I think what this is, IMO, is you trying to validate your cognitive dissonance of using steroids to improve performance but not having to admit how much help they have given you. You want to use them, you just don’t want to have to credit them. So, by arguing that your “buddy” could do this incredible feat naturally, you can assure yourself that whatever goals you’ve achieved were almost entirely because of your efforts.

Of course, I may be wrong, but whatever the reason, I am sure you are just fucking with us at this point, and I’m out! [/quote]

Yeah the last comment he made about creatine kinda put the last nail in the coffin for me.

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Imagine what he’d look like if creatine had been around back then.
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Ahhhh you are in fact trolling.
You just outted yourself right here.
It was good while it lasted though.
Do you really have MassiveGuns?