[quote]hastalles wrote:
dude, definitely please keep posting the dante quotes. Love them.[/quote]
Glad you are liking em. Turning my log into a Dante’s posts log.
These are just quoates i find that pertain to me and my goals so they will be a good reference for me later on. But glad it helps others too. Hes got a lot more good quoates/posts but some of them dont pertain to my goals ATM so i reading but not posting those.
2 more then i will log my workout and only post more if they are really good. Since i have way to many in here already
Had to do this one and you will see why
Dante again
To accumulate enough muscle mass in the shortest time possible, what would be the fasted way? Most likely it is to get big, somewhat smooth and put the time in at the dinner table and the heavy weight. Whets the downside of that? You are no longer Joe club guy lean at 230lbs and getting the girls. You are now bloated, large, and heavy who makes your face change dramatically and suddenly those girls that thought god he is cute no longer look that way. Itâ??s a huge descicin to make. And if someone is satisfies being a little bigger then the next guy at 200-230lbs and very lean more power to them. But if you think you are going to stay incredibly lean and make it up to 4.0lbs per inch of height level, unless you have unbelievable genetics, or are black its not going to happen to the average guy.
"Im talking about the most rapid accumalation of muscle mass possible while trying to keep bodyfat in check------------im going to give you some observations as Ive been around this sport for a long time and seen too many competitors and what they do–and you can do what you want with it 1)Ive seen black guys gain bigtime muscle eating the crappiest diets in the world and the most half ass workouts you would ever see due to their incredible genetics 2)I havent seen a black guy yet with incredible genetics who didnt have to eventually boatload the food to get above that 260lb mark and into the superhuge pro 300lbs plus range (vic richards, ronnie coleman etc(8000-10000 calories a day as per his interview in latest musclemag intl) 3)ive seen a million and one bodybuilders with good genetics get into the 210-230LB (stripper look) range with nutrient dense 2800 calorie diets and heavy drugs but then top out at that 210-230lb range (and not know why they cant get any bigger) 4)Ive seen people with incredible genetics build muscle on 200-250 grams of protein a day (nasser el sonbaty, flex wheeler, paul dillet and some other incredibly gifted pros --remember i said gifted PROS) 5)The people out there who have incredible genetics are so very few and far between its pathetic 6)Ive seen millions of people training for years eating squeaky clean nutrient dense low volume food diets with average genetics who never get bigger–ever 7)ive seen superheavy powerlifters who gain alot of bodyfat with muscle in the offseason, diet down and CRUSH everyone in their area in bodybuilding shows Ive never seen a white elite bodybuilder with slightly above mediocre genetics get superhuge without boatloading protein in the 500 and upward gram range (jimmy mentis, I also put Greg Kovacs in here as he isnt even close to colemans or wheelers genetics, kamali, palumbo, mike francois etc) 9)Ive seen too many bodybuilders who are stuck at the same size and think the problem is their drugs, their training, everything else except their diet. 10) Nine out of ten times when i help someone who is stuck as a bodybuilder–getting their protein grams up to 500 from the 280 or so they were eating sends them into muscle accumalation overdrive. 11) Very rarely have I seen a person who could stay incredibly shredded in the offseason and gain bigtime muscle at the same time (and again the only ones Ive seen do it are black guys) 12)ive seen alot of natural guys who eat incredibly clean all year long put on 1-2LBS of muscle a year (great in 5 years they will be 5-10lbs heavier) 13)Thinking off the top of my head I cannot think of a over 250lb bodybuilder onstage who eats less than 400 grams of protein except nasser el sonbaty (who by the way hasnt gotten any larger for about 5 years) and Dillett 14)How many millions of bodybuilders with average genetics are using the same drugs, training the same way as each other and eating 200 grams of protein a day–alot!!! How many of those guys have 4lbs of muscle per inch of height? 15) Some years ago a study was done on sumo wrestlers, elite bodybuilders, and a untrained group of people trying to determine the upper limit of lean body mass in a human being. The sumo’s while having the greatest bodyfat percentage also had the greatest lean body mass above the elite bodybuilders and way above the untrained. Why? Sumo’s for the most part dont weight train but eat excess amounts of rice and fish…shouldnt they have less LBM than the elite bodybuilders? How are they developing that kind of muscle mass if they are not weight training to get it? Obviously some kind of adaption is taking place with the excess food intake allowing for great amounts of muscle mass. What would happen if they took the precautions to keep their bodyfat in check with cardio day and night? I personally am an overkill guy—I would much rather maybe take in too much protein and excrete the excess than worry about taking in inadequate amounts of protein and losing out on muscle mass I would of gained and wasting these workouts (that Im killing myself with)—I’d rather use cardio and low/trace carbs after 6pm to keep my bodyfat levels in check than be safe and take in 2500 calories and worry about half filled glycogen stores or worse yet catabolism of muscle. My mindset is to turn someone into a machine–heavy weights, high protein, filled glycogen stores, use the treadmill to solve the excess–it sure as hell isnt easy but its the fastest way Ive found to get someone from point A to point B. And woody if you think a 6 foot 170lb man with average genetics can turn himself into a 6 foot 300lb superheavyweight bodybuilder on 2500 calories a day, and 200 grams of protein a day your sadly misinformed. You can look at world class powerlifters in the lower (under 200lb)classes. They are lifting shit heavy, many are using boatloads of drugs, why the hell arent they getting dramatically bigger if thats all thats needed? Food thats why. Now you put a superheavy 360lb powerlifter on the treadmill 6 times a week for 45-60 minutes a day and low trace carbs after 6pm and Ill show you a massive bodybuilder in about 3 months. "