[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
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[quote]jeanmich wrote:
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[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:
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[quote]Waittz wrote:
So how about someone starts posting some pics of legit well developed naturals so we can get this back on track and give some of us Natty losers some inspirational physiques? [/quote]
100% all naturale[/quote]
When you got up to 225 naturally, what was your bodyfat? Abs visible?
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This is me at 235 when I was playing ball still and I was natural.[/quote]
Hell of a physique man! What did you play?[/quote]
I played middle linebacker. Had good size, but not the speed to be anything special.
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I really wish that a sport like wrestling was big in the south because of guys that look like you that are obviously strong as bull but maybe not as fast as some others. Not saying that you would have wrestled or necessarily been good but I think our Olympic committee would do themselves a service to try to spread certain sports further than there one little region. (This is of course assuming that wrestling gets back into the Olympics)
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I tried wrestling for 2 weeks lol. They put me with the huge linemen types during practice and I was manhandling them (A good wrestler would have destroyed me had no clue what I was doing I was just stronger and quicker). Got bored quick and really wasnât into it. Had more fun throwing shot and disc/ flirting with the track babes than wrestling sweaty dudes.
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I tried wrestling, too. But, by the time I got the lube on, both me and the pig were exhaus⊠wait, wrong thread⊠sorry.
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Please, tell the forum what you were attempting to accomplish with this post. Seriously. Please justify this with something other than yet another snarky, belligerent, self-serving, petulant post.
If you canât (which, sneak preview, you canât), then youâre contributing to the bullshit that goes on in these forums as much as your nemesis.
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Ya know, ignoring the post would have given it less credence and would be a bigger benefit to the forum than what was posted.
Just sayin.
Aaaaaaaanyway, programming and nutrition for a newbie is EASY compared to and intermediate or advanced lifter.
Start with a basic template and their bodies SHOULD respond easily because they have a ton or untapped potential.