Johnnny
Banned Member
JLB001
Well the current book I'm reading is by a personal trainer who's been in the game for about 30yrs & is about 50 or so years old & still looking good.
He got scholarships to play football to go from Canada to the United States & play for NCAA Division 1 & 2 schools & played professional football, & has trained many ppl inluding females, female bodybuilders, fitness models, male football players, female pro bodybuilders & male pro IFBB bodybuilders such as Paul Dillette & Aaron Baker. So this guy has 30yrs experience & you can't beat experience & he knows his sh!t.
As I've said many times, I'm waiting until I get my conditioning back as it got out of whack do to my Iodine treatment for my hyper thyroid. The ephedrine/ephedra supplements I took caused this problem as I had no prior thyroid condition. The Iodine treatment caused me to uncontrolably gain bodyfat even with diet & training as it shut down the thyroid & I eventually had the hormone replaced with synthroid. But if I posted a pic right now you would see someone who's 5f9.5 & about 215lbs with good muscularity & thickness with some fat on his stomach. I'm currently using 15-20mins of heavy incline sprints for cutting which is working really well after just a few weeks. So I'm waiting until my conditioning is back to normal.
Like I said, I experience a decrease in leg thickness when I was stretching my legs 4-5 times a week for my grappling course I lost thickness to my legs & I did nothing different to my leg routine, diet or cardio. When I stopped all the stretching, the thickness & muscle fullness came back.
You say you have sh!t genetics in the leg department & what I suggested wouldn't work for me & you've done that.
What I get from this statement is that you are trying to increase the size of your leg muscles which is why this would never work for you. Well if you are trying to increase the size of your leg muscles & you don't have good genetics, than no it wouldn't work for you. You would be someone who would need to train heavier & lower reps & eat more food if thicker legs is your goal as that's the impression you give me.
Reading Books? With the advice you have dished out so far, I think you might want to throw those books out and find new ones.
Well the current book I'm reading is by a personal trainer who's been in the game for about 30yrs & is about 50 or so years old & still looking good.
He got scholarships to play football to go from Canada to the United States & play for NCAA Division 1 & 2 schools & played professional football, & has trained many ppl inluding females, female bodybuilders, fitness models, male football players, female pro bodybuilders & male pro IFBB bodybuilders such as Paul Dillette & Aaron Baker. So this guy has 30yrs experience & you can't beat experience & he knows his sh!t.
By the way....do you have a pic you can post of yourself so we can see what you actually do look like? I'm just curious.
As I've said many times, I'm waiting until I get my conditioning back as it got out of whack do to my Iodine treatment for my hyper thyroid. The ephedrine/ephedra supplements I took caused this problem as I had no prior thyroid condition. The Iodine treatment caused me to uncontrolably gain bodyfat even with diet & training as it shut down the thyroid & I eventually had the hormone replaced with synthroid. But if I posted a pic right now you would see someone who's 5f9.5 & about 215lbs with good muscularity & thickness with some fat on his stomach. I'm currently using 15-20mins of heavy incline sprints for cutting which is working really well after just a few weeks. So I'm waiting until my conditioning is back to normal.
I do agree stetching does help in making the muscles longer, but not that it would help decrease the overall bulk that may be there.
Like I said, I experience a decrease in leg thickness when I was stretching my legs 4-5 times a week for my grappling course I lost thickness to my legs & I did nothing different to my leg routine, diet or cardio. When I stopped all the stretching, the thickness & muscle fullness came back.
And..speaking from someone who has shit for genetics in the leg dept. what you have suggested would NEVER work on me. Been there, done that. The only thing that has worked with me and bringing the size down was sprints and stadiums.
You say you have sh!t genetics in the leg department & what I suggested wouldn't work for me & you've done that.
What I get from this statement is that you are trying to increase the size of your leg muscles which is why this would never work for you. Well if you are trying to increase the size of your leg muscles & you don't have good genetics, than no it wouldn't work for you. You would be someone who would need to train heavier & lower reps & eat more food if thicker legs is your goal as that's the impression you give me.