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Re: 21 years old and winning as a super heavy-weight
For those of you that have been around this scene for a while (Maxrep!) If you remeber back to about 1990 or 91, Looks just like this guy I knew who won the Jr Nationals named Clark ( do not want to put out last name) and was set to go Pro and so on and so on. Funny that this was in GA then also. Shortly after that he got all tangled up with distribution of AAS and he was in the military and was thrown out. Needless to say jail cut his career a little short.
Re: 21 years old and winning as a super heavy-weight
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Originally Posted by Stormbringer
For those of you that have been around this scene for a while (Maxrep!) If you remeber back to about 1990 or 91, Looks just like this guy I knew who won the Jr Nationals named Clark ( do not want to put out last name) and was set to go Pro and so on and so on. Funny that this was in GA then also. Shortly after that he got all tangled up with distribution of AAS and he was in the military and was thrown out. Needless to say jail cut his career a little short.
I don't remember anyone named Clark who won the Jr. Nationals around that time period??? I remember DeMayo, Rothrock, Ketchins, Tony Freeman, Flex Wheeler, etc., were all winning and/or competing for top spots at the Jr's in the early '90's. Some of them went on to win the nationals. It's funny how Freeman is now 15 years later finally making it as a pro. Anyway, back to what you mentioned, Phil Hernon is another one that comes to mind with a similar story, from the '90's.
Best regards,
MaxRep
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Re: 21 years old and winning as a super heavy-weight
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Originally Posted by No1Uknow
I guess whatever floats your boat.
He looks like any random fat chick walking on that treadmill. Is there any sense in your quad being so big that in effects your ability to even walk properly?
Superior genetics will NEVER cause someones legs to look like that, it makes it look like he could snap off at the knees at any given second.
Dude,
What are you doing on this board? You're obviously not a bodybuilder and you've obviously never been around any real bodybuilders. Because huge, blown-out legs are a given with any upper level amature and every pro bodybuilder.
And if you don't think it takes superior genetics to grow legs like that, think again, because you're totally clueless when it comes to bodybuilding.
My guess is you're weighing a buck sixty five on a good day and think the only difference between you and a top bodybuilder is all the drugs they must be taking. Feel free to continue to delude yourself.
Goodbye,
MaxRep
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Re: 21 years old and winning as a super heavy-weight
That is the truth,
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Originally Posted by perseverance
well if you train like an animal, eat like a horse, and juice your brains out, you will definately become a larger than average human being. however, you still might be a crappy bodybuilder. in the end genetics seperates just world class bodybuilders and just big dudes. with that being said this kid still has some pretty good genetics. just look at his legs
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Originally Posted by MaxRep
Dude,
What are you doing on this board? You're obviously not a bodybuilder and you've obviously never been around any real bodybuilders. Because huge, blown-out legs are a given with any upper level amature and every pro bodybuilder.
And if you don't think it takes superior genetics to grow legs like that, think again, because you're totally clueless when it comes to bodybuilding.
My guess is you're weighing a buck sixty five on a good day and think the only difference between you and a top bodybuilder is all the drugs they must be taking. Feel free to continue to delude yourself.
Goodbye,
MaxRep
Alrighty then.
Yes, in the total picture, I am more than likely "clueless" when it comes to body building. I wasn't saying that it DIDN'T take genetics to do what he is doing, not in the least.
Can't it pretty much be wrapped up that the guy is s fucking idiot? He can barely enunciate, tries to speak with his mouth jammed full of food and looks about 15 years older than he is. When he had abused his body enough and no one gives a shit about him (cause they can't profit from him) what will he do with his life? I have a career, a family, a decent head on my shoulders. Am I a shredded beast, hell no. Is that EVERYTHING in life...........................?
I am not trying to disrespect your history or knowledge here, but don't shit on me either.
I am NOT 165, more like 199. I take some of the same drugs as the "top" bodybuilders, probably no where near the dosing.......... Do I EVER for the life of me have a desire to look that that fool? Fuck no! Even for all the pussy he could be getting, I'd be amazed if he could get it up to even perform.
In closing, you ask "What are you doing on this board"? Simple, I'm here for the free information, free knowledge of others who have been there. Not every single member here is training 6 hours a day and preparing for a contest after contest.
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Originally Posted by prodigy06
lol, all 21 year olds are stupid.. it's not just him. I don't use knifes or forks ethier, that means you gotta clean them later. Give him a break, you know you all are just jealous cause he's a pro bber at 21 and you're still working at some lame as job with your skinny quads.
Re: 21 years old and winning as a super heavy-weight
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Originally Posted by No1Uknow
Alrighty then.
Yes, in the total picture, I am more than likely "clueless" when it comes to body building. I wasn't saying that it DIDN'T take genetics to do what he is doing, not in the least.
Can't it pretty much be wrapped up that the guy is s fucking idiot? He can barely enunciate, tries to speak with his mouth jammed full of food and looks about 15 years older than he is. When he had abused his body enough and no one gives a shit about him (cause they can't profit from him) what will he do with his life? I have a career, a family, a decent head on my shoulders. Am I a shredded beast, hell no. Is that EVERYTHING in life...........................?
I am not trying to disrespect your history or knowledge here, but don't shit on me either.
I am NOT 165, more like 199. I take some of the same drugs as the "top" bodybuilders, probably no where near the dosing.......... Do I EVER for the life of me have a desire to look that that fool? Fuck no! Even for all the pussy he could be getting, I'd be amazed if he could get it up to even perform.
In closing, you ask "What are you doing on this board"? Simple, I'm here for the free information, free knowledge of others who have been there. Not every single member here is training 6 hours a day and preparing for a contest after contest.
Hey, I've got an idea.............................................. ...........................Shut the fuck up
Re: 21 years old and winning as a super heavy-weight 
If you remeber back to about 1990 or 91, Looks just like this guy I knew who won the Jr Nationals named Clark ( do not want to put out last name) and was set to go Pro and so on and so on. Funny that this was in GA then also. Shortly after that he got all tangled up with distribution of AAS and he was in the military and was thrown out. Needless to say jail cut his career a little short. 
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