Reply With QuoteYou are either tough or your not. You can either fight or you cant. You can lift as many weights as you want and it doesnt mean you are tough. Look at MMA. You take a guy who is in the welterweight class and I would put him up against a bodybuilder and he would probably win. Simply because he knows what he is doing. So is your question is bodybuilders tough as in can take alot of pain? Or tough as in can they fight?
Are Bodybuilders Tough ?
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09-23-2006, 08:33 AM #1Registered User
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Are Bodybuilders Tough ?
Hey guys,
I was just curious as to "are bodybuilders tough" ie knockout power ?
Or if someone was to grab you around the neck that you could owerpower them and reverse the power onto them ??
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tough as in strength.
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That still doesnt make sense? Not all bodybuilders are strong. I cant remember where I read, but they say if Lee Haney wasnt a big muscle bound bodybuilder you would never know he was a bodybuilder because he didnt lift big weight, he worked more on form and the burn.
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Bodybuilding and fight training are two different animals...
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being able to throw a punch has very little to do with size and strength, it is technique and skill which comes primarily from being trained to fight. Originally Posted by projectaero
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Isn't this site better than your other site, they were downright rude to you lad. Originally Posted by projectaero
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hehe, you get tha dont ya hehe
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Me at 202 lbs would have a good time fighting me 14 years ago at 147lbs
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he posted this question on a few forums, your answer is no
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I read this on BodybuildingForYou Originally Posted by projectaero
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Patrick_Bateman Originally Posted by ForemanRules
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Paul Dillett is pretty tough
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I have 4 ID's on that site Originally Posted by min0 lee
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I guess the question could be re-stated as "Would you ever be nervous in having to fight a bodybuilder?"
Meaning...are they any challenge? (no training, just working out)6' 217lbs (10/18)
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It sounds like a question a muscle worshipper would ask. Originally Posted by projectaero
If he asks for calf measurements or puts up a 'how much can you lift thread' . . . . .
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