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09-07-2020, 04:37 PM
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#61
Originally Posted By 128⏩
Yeah, but imagine what that person looks like without that 2 years in the gym. Some muscle is better than no muscle.OP has a point,
imagine spending a decade in the gym to end up looking worse than a teenager taking Flintstones vitamins for 2 years
imagine spending a decade in the gym to end up looking worse than a teenager taking Flintstones vitamins for 2 years
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09-07-2020, 04:39 PM
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#62
Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
You're so petty lmao.Yeah, but imagine what that person looks like without that 2 years in the gym. Some muscle is better than no muscle.
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09-07-2020, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
stop changing the thread subject smhYeah, but imagine what that person looks like without that 2 years in the gym. Some muscle is better than no muscle.
09-07-2020, 04:53 PM
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09-07-2020, 05:02 PM
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Originally Posted By RogahMoore⏩
Lmao a lot of powerlifters these days aren't fat fuks like back then in the 90s and 2000s. Some of them look good even though their main focus is strength and not hypertrophy. If you actually watch powerlifting videos on YouTube or go on IG you can see that even natural lifters have a decent physique let alone enhanced lifters whose physique is incredible for being a powerlifter.Most powerlifters look like chit and so unbalanced, dont post some fukin rare powerlifter on dat der to justify your point like dan green
Why don't you post a picture of yourself and your physique instead of talking chit about other people who are dedicated to the gym and won't settle for average and mediocrity? I bet you won't *******.
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09-07-2020, 05:03 PM
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#66
Originally Posted By Legz422⏩
It's comical too lol.How is that petty?
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09-08-2020, 05:05 AM
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Originally Posted By RogahMoore⏩
Send me a PM and I'll show you his ******** page....oh nevermind you are banned.lmao i literally referenced you in my 3rd or 4th post ITT
Every person always has a jacked af friend that we'll never see
Also lol at thinking 10% of the population can look like that, you are delusional
Every person always has a jacked af friend that we'll never see
Also lol at thinking 10% of the population can look like that, you are delusional
09-08-2020, 05:22 AM
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Lmao
When I was just out of college I had one solid year where I lifted. And by lifted, I mean:
-only 1 rest day a week
-religiously hit the big compounds
-never missed a meal
-never touched alcohol
-ate enough food
-are/drank every available legal supplement
-ate only good quality food
-got enough sleep
DOMS every day, drop sets, 10x10 volume, etc
I already had a solid work ethic from boxing so just applied it to something different
The gains were plentiful.
The reality is very few people have the will to sustain that lifestyle (obviously I do not) so either accept mediocre progress or turn to the dark side to get the same results without the same lifestyle restrictions.
Admitting you aren’t willing to make the sacrifices to get gains as a natty is fine, but saying it’s not possible is cope
When I was just out of college I had one solid year where I lifted. And by lifted, I mean:
-only 1 rest day a week
-religiously hit the big compounds
-never missed a meal
-never touched alcohol
-ate enough food
-are/drank every available legal supplement
-ate only good quality food
-got enough sleep
DOMS every day, drop sets, 10x10 volume, etc
I already had a solid work ethic from boxing so just applied it to something different
The gains were plentiful.
The reality is very few people have the will to sustain that lifestyle (obviously I do not) so either accept mediocre progress or turn to the dark side to get the same results without the same lifestyle restrictions.
Admitting you aren’t willing to make the sacrifices to get gains as a natty is fine, but saying it’s not possible is cope
09-08-2020, 05:27 AM
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
in 4 updated AVILmao
When I was just out of college I had one solid year where I lifted. And by lifted, I mean:
-only 1 rest day a week
-religiously hit the big compounds
-never missed a meal
-never touched alcohol
-ate enough food
-are/drank every available legal supplement
-ate only good quality food
-got enough sleep
DOMS every day, drop sets, 10x10 volume, etc
I already had a solid work ethic from boxing so just applied it to something different
The gains were plentiful.
The reality is very few people have the will to sustain that lifestyle (obviously I do not) so either accept mediocre progress or turn to the dark side to get the same results without the same lifestyle restrictions.
Admitting you aren’t willing to make the sacrifices to get gains as a natty is fine, but saying it’s not possible is cope
When I was just out of college I had one solid year where I lifted. And by lifted, I mean:
-only 1 rest day a week
-religiously hit the big compounds
-never missed a meal
-never touched alcohol
-ate enough food
-are/drank every available legal supplement
-ate only good quality food
-got enough sleep
DOMS every day, drop sets, 10x10 volume, etc
I already had a solid work ethic from boxing so just applied it to something different
The gains were plentiful.
The reality is very few people have the will to sustain that lifestyle (obviously I do not) so either accept mediocre progress or turn to the dark side to get the same results without the same lifestyle restrictions.
Admitting you aren’t willing to make the sacrifices to get gains as a natty is fine, but saying it’s not possible is cope
09-08-2020, 05:36 AM
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The second picture can be achieved natty.
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09-08-2020, 05:39 AM
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Originally Posted By Dogkrack⏩
this OP is dumb as fuk cuzlol at destroying your endocrine system if you arent getting paid massive amounts of money for it.
also I'm natty, 200 pounds 5'10 u mad?
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09-08-2020, 09:39 AM
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The physique in OP is actually pretty good,most lifters don't even achieve that since they are perma bulk mode.Also just LOL @ worrying about small details to max out as a natty,80-90% of your progress is made in the first couple of years,no point in giving so much effort just to get those last 10-20% of gains which will not be that noticeable anyways
09-08-2020, 09:41 AM
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09-08-2020, 09:45 AM
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i'm 6'2'' 190 lbs after 10 years of on and off natty lifting
maybe i should try harder
or is such is life as a natty lifter?
maybe i should try harder
or is such is life as a natty lifter?
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09-08-2020, 10:13 AM
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09-08-2020, 10:16 AM
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#76
Originally Posted By solidus2k3⏩
id expect 190 lean at 5'11. At 6'2 you need to be at least 205i'm 6'2'' 190 lbs after 10 years of on and off natty lifting
maybe i should try harder
or is such is life as a natty lifter?
maybe i should try harder
or is such is life as a natty lifter?
09-08-2020, 10:17 AM
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#77
Originally Posted By UknowWho11⏩
are you guys retarded? When did OP ever say you had to ride a bike, he said natties are delusional about whats achievable, strong low IQ ITTthis OP is dumb as fuk cuz
also I'm natty, 200 pounds 5'10 u mad?
also I'm natty, 200 pounds 5'10 u mad?
09-08-2020, 10:18 AM
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#78
Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
Yet your avi you literally look like chit LMAO. You are delusionalLmao
When I was just out of college I had one solid year where I lifted. And by lifted, I mean:
-only 1 rest day a week
-religiously hit the big compounds
-never missed a meal
-never touched alcohol
-ate enough food
-are/drank every available legal supplement
-ate only good quality food
-got enough sleep
DOMS every day, drop sets, 10x10 volume, etc
I already had a solid work ethic from boxing so just applied it to something different
The gains were plentiful.
The reality is very few people have the will to sustain that lifestyle (obviously I do not) so either accept mediocre progress or turn to the dark side to get the same results without the same lifestyle restrictions.
Admitting you aren’t willing to make the sacrifices to get gains as a natty is fine, but saying it’s not possible is cope
When I was just out of college I had one solid year where I lifted. And by lifted, I mean:
-only 1 rest day a week
-religiously hit the big compounds
-never missed a meal
-never touched alcohol
-ate enough food
-are/drank every available legal supplement
-ate only good quality food
-got enough sleep
DOMS every day, drop sets, 10x10 volume, etc
I already had a solid work ethic from boxing so just applied it to something different
The gains were plentiful.
The reality is very few people have the will to sustain that lifestyle (obviously I do not) so either accept mediocre progress or turn to the dark side to get the same results without the same lifestyle restrictions.
Admitting you aren’t willing to make the sacrifices to get gains as a natty is fine, but saying it’s not possible is cope
09-08-2020, 10:19 AM
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Originally Posted By InForNegs⏩
Agree, unless you want to make a career who gives a fuk. I just lift to look good in clothes, look good naked and be athletic/strongThe physique in OP is actually pretty good,most lifters don't even achieve that since they are perma bulk mode.Also just LOL @ worrying about small details to max out as a natty,80-90% of your progress is made in the first couple of years,no point in giving so much effort just to get those last 10-20% of gains which will not be that noticeable anyways
09-08-2020, 10:20 AM
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Originally Posted By ScottTil⏩
Funny thing is a lot of sloots do like that type physiquebro I wish I looked like the dude in 1st pic.
That kinda body make young sloots wet bro
That kinda body make young sloots wet bro
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09-08-2020, 10:20 AM
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If you have good genetics and a good work ethic, and you are consistent, you will achieve a great physique naturally. If you have bad genetics i wouldnt even waste my time and id focus only on staying in good shape but hey, thats my opinion.
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09-08-2020, 10:38 AM
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#85
Originally Posted By Ken-O⏩
i think a person with bad genetics can still add a decent amount of muscle but they might not LOOK as good (e.g narrow clavicles, wide waist etc). But anyone can achieve a 6.5/10 physiqueIf you have good genetics and a good work ethic, and you are consistent, you will achieve a great physique naturally. If you have bad genetics i wouldnt even waste my time and id focus only on staying in good shape but hey, thats my opinion.
09-08-2020, 10:41 AM
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2nd picture guy could easily be short as well. Therefore he looks wider and thicker. Don't know what his stats are.
Most of the really jacked natural guys at my gym are also under 5'10'' and have shorter arms and legs. Therefore lifting heavier is generally easier and adding muscle onto their frame makes them look denser.
Ectomorph crew meanwhile cries in the corner like me. Long femurs, long humerus and narrow clavicle crew. I'd have to go on sauce if I wanted to look big, it's just the short end of the genetic stick when it comes to weightlifting. I'm built for running and endurance, not strength.
Most of the really jacked natural guys at my gym are also under 5'10'' and have shorter arms and legs. Therefore lifting heavier is generally easier and adding muscle onto their frame makes them look denser.
Ectomorph crew meanwhile cries in the corner like me. Long femurs, long humerus and narrow clavicle crew. I'd have to go on sauce if I wanted to look big, it's just the short end of the genetic stick when it comes to weightlifting. I'm built for running and endurance, not strength.
09-08-2020, 10:44 AM
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#87
Lifter or bodybuilder?
Natty lifters typically just do it for the hobby and for the exercise. Absolutely nothing wrong with this type of lifter. Most are not serious and I think the majority know that there are limitations and don't expect to be the next Arnold.
Natty bodybuilding has been, and always will be, an absolute joke filled with newbies, delusional *******s, and conmen. Fortunately most serious bodybuilders realize this once they start hitting their peak after about a year or two, and realize the gains have stopped.
You can get pretty yoked as a natty though. I was repping 245x12 on the bench, and was a leanish 175lbs at 5'9". My gains ground to a halt around 160lbs though, and I spent 3 years putting on that 15lbs, and put fat on in the process.
Life is absolutely brutal for a natty after a certain point.
Natty lifters typically just do it for the hobby and for the exercise. Absolutely nothing wrong with this type of lifter. Most are not serious and I think the majority know that there are limitations and don't expect to be the next Arnold.
Natty bodybuilding has been, and always will be, an absolute joke filled with newbies, delusional *******s, and conmen. Fortunately most serious bodybuilders realize this once they start hitting their peak after about a year or two, and realize the gains have stopped.
You can get pretty yoked as a natty though. I was repping 245x12 on the bench, and was a leanish 175lbs at 5'9". My gains ground to a halt around 160lbs though, and I spent 3 years putting on that 15lbs, and put fat on in the process.
Life is absolutely brutal for a natty after a certain point.
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09-08-2020, 10:45 AM
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Originally Posted By WoofieNugget⏩
He's 6ft. He's called mike thurston, all over youtube and instagram2nd picture guy could easily be short as well. Therefore he looks wider and thicker. Don't know what his stats are.
Most of the really jacked natural guys at my gym are also under 5'10'' and have shorter arms and legs. Therefore lifting heavier is generally easier and adding muscle onto their frame makes them look denser.
Ectomorph crew meanwhile cries in the corner like me. Long femurs, long humerus and narrow clavicle crew. I'd have to go on sauce if I wanted to look big, it's just the short end of the genetic stick when it comes to weightlifting. I'm built for running and endurance, not strength.
Most of the really jacked natural guys at my gym are also under 5'10'' and have shorter arms and legs. Therefore lifting heavier is generally easier and adding muscle onto their frame makes them look denser.
Ectomorph crew meanwhile cries in the corner like me. Long femurs, long humerus and narrow clavicle crew. I'd have to go on sauce if I wanted to look big, it's just the short end of the genetic stick when it comes to weightlifting. I'm built for running and endurance, not strength.
Lol somotypes is cope. Eat more and get stronger
09-08-2020, 10:47 AM
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Originally Posted By Spetznaaz⏩
I'm natty, 30 years of training, pics are in my profile.Any miscers here who are natty with really good physiques can you post pics?
I'm really curious to see examples of what can possibly be attained naturally.
I'm really curious to see examples of what can possibly be attained naturally.
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09-08-2020, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted By lockdev⏩
can confirmLifter or bodybuilder?
Natty lifters typically just do it for the hobby and for the exercise. Absolutely nothing wrong with this type of lifter. Most are not serious and I think the majority know that there are limitations and don't expect to be the next Arnold.
Natty bodybuilding has been, and always will be, an absolute joke filled with newbies, delusional *******s, and conmen. Fortunately most serious bodybuilders realize this once they start hitting their peak after about a year or two, and realize the gains have stopped.
You can get pretty yoked as a natty though. I was repping 245x12 on the bench, and was a leanish 175lbs at 5'9". My gains ground to a halt around 160lbs though, and I spent 3 years putting on that 15lbs, and put fat on in the process.
Life is absolutely brutal for a natty after a certain point.
Natty lifters typically just do it for the hobby and for the exercise. Absolutely nothing wrong with this type of lifter. Most are not serious and I think the majority know that there are limitations and don't expect to be the next Arnold.
Natty bodybuilding has been, and always will be, an absolute joke filled with newbies, delusional *******s, and conmen. Fortunately most serious bodybuilders realize this once they start hitting their peak after about a year or two, and realize the gains have stopped.
You can get pretty yoked as a natty though. I was repping 245x12 on the bench, and was a leanish 175lbs at 5'9". My gains ground to a halt around 160lbs though, and I spent 3 years putting on that 15lbs, and put fat on in the process.
Life is absolutely brutal for a natty after a certain point.
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