Originally Posted by leg_press
That avitar is from last year........It took about 2 years of hard diet and consistent training....no fucking around.
How many years of training and strict dietting did it take for you to react the size u are in your avatar? Ive just started doin a different type of work out, and dude to be honest ur freakin huge.
"Lift big, eat big, rest big"
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"Go heavy or go home."
Originally Posted by leg_press
That avitar is from last year........It took about 2 years of hard diet and consistent training....no fucking around.
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Were those two years primarily "bodybuilding" workouts? You weren't into olympic lifting etc then were you?Originally Posted by P-funk
P-funk is not lying, he is exactly the size of his avatar.![]()
Originally Posted by Vieope
he is short.
Originally Posted by Vieope
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95 pixels tall.Originally Posted by Seanp156
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P . I like you.
Was the diet high carb? I am guessin the training was bodybuiding trainin (heavy weight low reps etc)
"Lift big, eat big, rest big"
"Rome wasnt built in a day"
"Go heavy or go home."
sean- yes, it was BB'er type training....I mean, i wasn't doing any olympic lifting. I guess it was more powerlifter type training though. That was when I saw my biggest gains in thickness.
LP- the diet was high everything! I was eating 4000+ calories to put on size. That picture was fromthe middle of a contest diet (for the last BBing show I ever or will ever do).
Unfortunatly, I don't weigh that much anymore. In that photo I was 190lbs. Now, I am about 175lbs. I dieted down for a contest and then decided to diet down a little more to make weight for a lifting meet in a lower wieght class. I haven't really been eating to gain size though. I would have to figure out my diet and get back on track. After I get this move over and my busy month of july, I will come back in AUG with guns blazing and put on more weight (and up my training frequency from 3 days total body to 4 days total/semi total body workouts) and try and get back to my normal size. I am just to busy getting ready to move to put anything into buying a shit ton of food and cooking it up and eating all that, only to cease training for a week to move my stuff, etc.....
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vieope- 95 pixels.....hahahaha
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Also, not to knock P-funk's achievements, but it does make a difference when you are shorter. I weigh 195 right now at probably about 11% body fat (I was tested at 12% when I was a couple pounds heavier) and I don't look nearly as big as him because I'm like 7 inches taller than him.
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Yeah, heh I was going to mention that as well... It's best not to compare your progress to others because there are so many different factors for each person.Originally Posted by CowPimp
Any chance you could PM what your routine looked like? I'm curious.Originally Posted by P-funk
Originally Posted by CowPimp
How do you think I feel @ 6'4'' 255 10%BF?![]()
You must have to eat like crazy, heh.Originally Posted by largepkg
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Originally Posted by CowPimp
yes it is true. A 5LB gain in BW on a 5'5" frame goes a long way.
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Originally Posted by CowPimp
That's my limitation. I'm sick of stuffing food into my puss. So I think 255 is about my max.
You must feel tinyOriginally Posted by largepkg
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Originally Posted by P-funk
You are 5'5"? That is a foot taller than Vieope said.
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4/2007-Current 75th Ranked most popular image 1 spot behind Prince's bulge...
Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
keep it up mabry...just keep it up.
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Originally Posted by P-funk
It was Vieope, not me. Here is a peace offering...
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How many calories do you have to eat daily to maintain?Originally Posted by largepkg
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Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
oh man, you are so dead mabry.....so dead!
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You better not slip a ruffy in my beer when I go up there. I have diarrhea anyway, so do so at your own risk.
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Originally Posted by Dale Mabry
don't shit yourself on the agility ladder.
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U look really good man, wish my back was that thickOriginally Posted by P-funk
"Lift big, eat big, rest big"
"Rome wasnt built in a day"
"Go heavy or go home."
Originally Posted by leg_press
no, not pizza and donuts....high everything like high carbs, fats, and protein. I wasn't eating shit thoug.
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So like the usual baked potato, chicken, rice, pasta, eggs, turkey whey protein etc etc etc
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Originally Posted by leg_press
eggs
oats (or uncle sam and milk)
fruit
chicken or beef or buffalo or fish
sweet potato or brown rice or whole grain bread or whole grain pasta
fish caps or safflower mayo or almonds or natty pb
greens
it is that easy.![]()
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