[quote]novocaine wrote:
that’s no way he’s doing a planche, the leverage looks all wrong. is there a video of this anywhere?[/quote]
Just what I was thinking… this guy + planche… no way. Turns out this was just a still of what he actually does, which resembles a fish flopping around more than a planche, cf. BBC NEWS | UK | Magazine | What is Andy Murray's weird press-up for?
You guys remember how John Mc enroe used to go off.
[quote]winkroar3 wrote:
You guys remember how John Mc enroe used to go off. [/quote]
you cannot be serious?
[quote]Thestlebank wrote:
He isn’t being judged in that article by bodybuilding criteria. He is being judged both by tennis standards and against his own (incredibly skinny) build from 5 years ago.[/quote]
20" biceps though.
I hate when the expression “boot camp workout” is used.
If the average person was to go to a real “boot camp workout” they would likely quit after 5 minutes.
Maybe she meant 20 inches in length.
Christ, the guy’s whiter than me. He’s a human reflector.
I just realized his BICEP measurement they said was 20", does that mean he has like 40" arms!?
Bagels and Yogurt = MUSCLES!
i think they measured from elbow to shoulder
[quote]talmid91 wrote:
I just realized his BICEP measurement they said was 20", does that mean he has like 40" arms!?[/quote]
More like 60… triceps make up 2/3 of the arm
[quote]JN7844 wrote:
Bagels and Yogurt = MUSCLES![/quote]
Really, Well thats my new pre and post workout meal then.
Bring on the Punny.
Lol, at the article about his press up it said this
''I wouldn’t recommend it for beginners ''Simon Richman
Nope just the reporter; we measure in inches.
Don’t think you can critisise Murray as an athlete, he’s 3rd in the world and that does take talent. Even if tennis is boring
No he doesn’t way 300lbs but i don’t think ronnie is great at tennis.
[quote]LiveFromThe781 wrote:
what do you expect, they dont have football players over there.[/quote]
Actually our equivalent, (Rugby) is played without a full suit of armour.
Besides, you play football with you feet!
[quote]lildave wrote:
talmid91 wrote:
I just realized his BICEP measurement they said was 20", does that mean he has like 40" arms!?
More like 60… triceps make up 2/3 of the arm[/quote]
He doesn’t have any triceps.
That is why the measurement is bicep 20".
And it is only the right bicep - he never shows off the other one.
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Hopefully he’ll eventually make up his mind on what he wants to do. He starts off with one hour aerobic sprint training, then weight training, then cross fit thrown in for good measure. I guess he’s going for “muscle confusion”.
If he has 20" arms and 6.5% bodyfat I’ll eat my fuckin’ shoes.
People are dumb.
[quote]50_Caliber wrote:
Hopefully he’ll eventually make up his mind on what he wants to do. He starts off with one hour aerobic sprint training, then weight training, then cross fit thrown in for good measure. I guess he’s going for “muscle confusion”. [/quote]
he is a world class professional athlete. he is ranked number 3 in the world behind arguably the 2 greatest players in the history of the sport. im guessing he knows what he is doing.
although maybe you could email him some of your superior knowledge and help bump him up to number 1?
[quote]stringer wrote:
50_Caliber wrote:
Hopefully he’ll eventually make up his mind on what he wants to do. He starts off with one hour aerobic sprint training, then weight training, then cross fit thrown in for good measure. I guess he’s going for “muscle confusion”.
he is a world class professional athlete. he is ranked number 3 in the world behind arguably the 2 greatest players in the history of the sport. im guessing he knows what he is doing.
although maybe you could email him some of your superior knowledge and help bump him up to number 1?
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Dude, please excuse if I sound like an a-hole, but you are aware that this is T-Nation, right? I don’t think any of us care about his tennis skills; we’re clowning the article, his title (‘Muscles Murray’), and his supposed 20" guns. Some of us are more creative in our fun-poking than others. Calm down, take a few deep breaths…
[quote]patricio2626 wrote:
stringer wrote:
50_Caliber wrote:
Hopefully he’ll eventually make up his mind on what he wants to do. He starts off with one hour aerobic sprint training, then weight training, then cross fit thrown in for good measure. I guess he’s going for “muscle confusion”.
he is a world class professional athlete. he is ranked number 3 in the world behind arguably the 2 greatest players in the history of the sport. im guessing he knows what he is doing.
although maybe you could email him some of your superior knowledge and help bump him up to number 1?
Dude, please excuse if I sound like an a-hole, but you are aware that this is T-Nation, right? I don’t think any of us care about his tennis skills; we’re clowning the article, his title (‘Muscles Murray’), and his supposed 20" guns. Some of us are more creative in our fun-poking than others. Calm down, take a few deep breaths…[/quote]
problem is I think some people on here don’t realise that there is a world outside of the gym. Yeah, you might just be poking fun of his “muscles murray” title, but stringer’s right, he’s number fucking 3 in the world of a very demanding sport. I’m sure his coaches know a darn site more than most of here about how to improve his tennis game and it’s unlikely to revolve around squats and deadlifts.
He is a boring bastard though!