just reading the rest of that old thread...i'm glad you liked the lunges...i promise you're legs will be awesome if you keep that up for 6 months regularly...especially ass..

Yeah, I can feel it already hehe. im excited.

If I were you I'd layoff the steriods they're turning your eyes red.

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Nice improvement there orbax! If there are any tips I could give it would be to work on your pecs the most. That being said, I havn't lifted weigths since highschool(that's 3 years now), so don't listen to me

me as of around 4 months ago:


I've lost alot of definition since highschool, and I think I'm starting to look flabby

hmmmmm maybe I should post my pics....me now....me 2 yrs ago.

I say don't overdo the arms, work on the legs more, you want to look normal....not some guy with big arms and small legs...looks funny....you see those people at the beach all the time.

back to planning my marathon I guess.

Posterior Deltoid - Not quite as developed as other delt heads.

Pecs - Look relatively smaller and less defined (at least the lower/side areas do) in proporton to other areas.

Triceps - Not quite as developed as biceps from what I can see (a front and back double biceps pose would help with seeing this, lats, back, traps, and even pecs)

Lower back - I can't really see it so...

Upper back - Perhaps more thickness, can't tell really

I suggest a most muscular pose and front/back double biceps poses as well as standing relaxed facing toward, away, and to the side to give people more of an overall idea.


I also suggest to not take my advice seriously because i'm neither a fitness trainer nor a professional bodybuilder. And i've never really critiqued anyone else before. The only thing above that I can be 100% sure of is the posterior delts.

EDIT: Yeah legs. Don't neglect the wheels.

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Originally posted by Orbax whatcha doin for abs bro? They look good.

Three sets of sit ups....about 50 reps each set. Three sets of crunches on a swiss ball (isolates the abs very well)...about 25-35 reps each set. I work my abs every other day. You must do cardio to really see results.

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Originally posted by vtec junkie Three sets of sit ups....about 50 reps each set. Three sets of crunches on a swiss ball (isolates the abs very well)...about 25-35 reps each set. I work our abs every other day. You must do cardio to really see results.

exactly, you can do abs till your blue in the face but if your bodyfat isnt low enough you wont see the results.

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Originally posted by PHALPAX If you have intentions of getting stronger and not too worried about getting ripped, take protien supplements for faster results.

how would that make a difference? it doesn't make sense

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Originally posted by diego how would that make a difference? it doesn't make sense

You can get stronger (i.e. gain endurance, power) without needing to bulk up on muscle size. That's what I'm doing right now. I actually need to be just toning my body and losing weight because if I gain anymore muscle in my shoulders I'll need to shop at Big & Tall stores for sports jackets

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Originally posted by Galapidate You can get stronger (i.e. gain endurance, power) without needing to bulk up on muscle size. That's what I'm doing right now. I actually need to be just toning my body and losing weight because if I gain anymore muscle in my shoulders I'll need to shop at Big & Tall stores for sports jackets

true ye but protein supplements are exactly the same as normal food except that they digest quicker which would mean they are less beneficial to getting stronger.

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Originally posted by diego true ye but protein supplements are exactly the same as normal food except that they digest quicker which would mean they are less beneficial to getting stronger.

uummmm...no. Protein supplements are by far more effective than just eating meat and dairy products.

There are different "kinds" of protein, meaning that there are different protein supplements that do different things. For example, whey protein (this is an over simplification) is super charged protein supplement....meaning that it has a high bio-availability. The long BCAA chains allow faster recovery time, and allow more time for building muscle rather than repairing the muscle.

Also, many supplements have glutamine in them. Glutamine is a simple amino acid and basically serves as a fuel for muscles and works as an anti-catabolic agent. Taking glutamine is especially important if you go through long workouts. Typically people who endure long workouts tend to have glutamine deficiencies.