cutler at fibbo

Drago · Apr 28, 2007

i see some pictures of jay at the fibbo (bbszene.de) and it seem's that he has some problems with his right biceps

NixLifter · Apr 28, 2007

when was this? cutlers right bicep has always been lagging and he has used different injecting methods to bring it up and it has worked tremenously. he has great peaks as well. how old is this picture? he looks great in it . . .

Jwillbc55 · Apr 28, 2007

Wow he looks about 1000% better than recent Coleman pics

edge250 · Apr 28, 2007

without being DISRESPECTFUL...............that is the biggest difference i have seen between his right side and left side to this point. the right bicep has never looked like that before though, is it just a bad picture??? hit a nerve site injecting his bi possibly? his left leg is jinormous or again is it the angle of the pic. dang between him and coleman with these mysterious injuries, making things interesting.

Drago · Apr 28, 2007

it was taken one week ago. it seem's that he can't turn his right hand

edge250 · Apr 28, 2007

and the bicep wont fire... my very close friend just had this happen a couple months ago site injecting the bicep and hitting/going thru/pinching/impinging whatever a nerve. maybe he will see this and step up and talk about his experience. oh boy that sucks for jay. still cant get over the size of his left quad, god damn.

Wolfpack · Apr 28, 2007

As far as him not being able to turn the hand, it's been like that for a while, just look at past pics. It was always more noticeable to me in the rear double bi. Even in his first videos it's like this.

db006 · Apr 28, 2007

edge250 said:
still cant get over the size of his left quad, god damn.

what is the main reason? synthol?? igf?? any other peptide that cause site enhancement??

edge250 · Apr 28, 2007

db006 said:
what is the main reason? synthol?? igf?? any other peptide that cause site enhancement??

my guess.....either just plain genetics. or he hit a nerve in the right quad injecting. his chest, back and calves all look symmetrical from left to right but the quads and bis are totally different leading me to believe it was cause by injections hitting or effecting nerves in those areas. i hate to assume something like this cause we all know the how the saying goes, but this is my theory. and like i mentioned i just had a close friend do this to his bicep. if the one side was larger from simply site enhancement i am sure he would have evened out the problem long ago.

VNV · Apr 28, 2007

I have this problem with my left bicep, and it's from a wrist injury. I can't rotate the wrist in the direction opposite of my body (turn the head) very far without it really hurting. As a result, there's not much of a peak on my left gun, but there is on my right. It negatively affects how much I can zero in on and work the muscle peak, and much I can show it off when I flex.

Perhaps something happened to his wrist.

Putin · Apr 28, 2007

Drago said:
i see some pictures of jay at the fibbo (bbszene.de) and it seem's that he has some problems with his right biceps

Not all muscles are the same. If you look at Arnolds biceps, one will be different than the other. Mine is the same also. This is not uncommon.

NixLifter · Apr 28, 2007

these are from a week ago? he looks amazing! especially for being in the offseason!!!!

km2000 · Apr 28, 2007

the problem most likely has to do with the nerves, i would bet it is not from an injection though. probably has to do with his spine, all the nerves go there, once you are as thickly muscled as jay there is a lot of compression on the spine and nerves in that area....

oldfella · Apr 29, 2007

Part of the role, and a big part at that, of the biceps is supinateing/pronating out wrists and forearms. If he has nerve damage or even muscle damage then this part of the biceps will not build. Just lay your arm out in front of your on the table, wrists up and then pronate and supinate your wrists. Note the action of the biceps when you do this. Part of the reason for peaks, the other, genetics.

dragonfire101 · Apr 29, 2007

and the bicep wont fire... my very close friend just had this happen a couple months ago site injecting the bicep and hitting/going thru/pinching/impinging whatever a nerve

I had it happen before and you just can't flex it. It took about 3 weeks to recover.

gooey · Apr 29, 2007

1st of all....

this man is in an offseason mode? Holy shiznit

I truly believe that all BBers have one muscle group bigger then the other. Sometimes one muscle on one side seems to have a better mind to muscle communication, some times and injury allows one side to some how gain more tension during the movement. I have spent many hrs of study with my own body and this. I have a shorter leg then the other, I also have a messed up shoulder. I have found out that I have to change my footing, or my grip during different movements. I find I have to move my right hand out farther on barbell curl to get the same tension or feel as my left, which may be in response to my shoulder injury. I feel my tricep is bigger on my rightside, then left. But in response to this I have found out that I also bring the tricep cable down during push downs to my right side more so then my left side of my head which allows the right tricep to gain more tension then the other. Just because u train with same weight, same reps for both sides of the body does not mean that your own body bio-mechanics and ur way of lifting may give one side of your body more tension or stress then the other.

gooey

Wolfpack · Apr 29, 2007

He has a problem with his right femur, it's not a nerve. Synthol in his quads??? Come on now....

km2000 · Apr 29, 2007

gooey said:
this man is in an offseason mode? Holy shiznit I truly believe that all BBers have one muscle group bigger then the other. Sometimes one muscle on one side seems to have a better mind to muscle communication, some times and injury allows one side to some how gain more tension during the movement. I have spent many hrs of study with my own body and this. I have a shorter leg then the other, I also have a messed up shoulder. I have found out that I have to change my footing, or my grip during different movements. I find I have to move my right hand out farther on barbell curl to get the same tension or feel as my left, which may be in response to my shoulder injury. I feel my tricep is bigger on my rightside, then left. But in response to this I have found out that I also bring the tricep cable down during push downs to my right side more so then my left side of my head which allows the right tricep to gain more tension then the other. Just because u train with same weight, same reps for both sides of the body does not mean that your own body bio-mechanics and ur way of lifting may give one side of your body more tension or stress then the other.

gooey

thats a good point bro,

my pelvis is off over and inch causing onle leg to be longer than the other and my shoulders dont sit even either, i notice the same thing on my exersizes too, i have to adjust the angle to compensate for the lack of tension..... one remedy i have found to help address this problem with myself is laying in an inversion table once a day for about 15-20 min, it helps to pull the spine apart and get more fluid in there, helps to take stress off the compacted nerves too....

bigfatandugly · Apr 29, 2007

and are these 'off season' pics..?

with the shape alot of these guys are keeping themselves in the last few years when not competing, 'off season' might very well become and term of the past.

BFU