Guess how much I weigh?

[hellraiser27]

I'm 5 weeks out.
Here is a hint; I'm 5'9' and I'm 41.

 

[aeliop]

192

I am going to say 192LBS

You are a Florida guy right? Are you doing the All South in St Augustine?

Good luck on you're show you look great.

If you don't mind me saying I would say on the side chest try hooking the pinky of you're left hand with the thumb of you're right, twist a little at hips, and then take a deep breath filling you're lungs and chest with air.

 

[Ness]

170

 

[tenny]

no way 190 .....not even close

i would say 155 to 160

 

[hellraiser27]

I am going to say 192LBS

You are a Florida guy right? Are you doing the All South in St Augustine?

Good luck on you're show you look great.

If you don't mind me saying I would say on the side chest try hooking the pinky of you're left hand with the thumb of you're right, twist a little at hips, and then take a deep breath filling you're lungs and chest with air.

Yes, I'm going to the St Augstine.

Thanks for the tip! I need all the help I can get!

I will let a few more people guess before I reveal.

 

[alecaf]

175

 

[pesty4077]

165

 

[hellraiser27]

no way 190 .....not even close

i would say 155 to 160

Yep!
I have small bones and small joints. I have a lot of muscle on my frame. Most people usually think I'm heavier but I have always been a light weight.
I'm one of these guys who can eat a pizza and lose 5 lbs.
But actually I don't eat pizza! lol
My girlfriend is a chef. I eat a lot of good food but it is all healthy.

 

[CB]

182

 

[Queefer]

149lbs

 

[oldfella]

149lbs

LOL 146

 

[klowndog]

Lookin solid brother man!

I would have to guess a solid 188-189. If I'm wrong you don't get to pick a prize though. (Just went to the fair last week)

 

[BOOMSHAKER]

175-180 good job bro!

 

[cpesloco]

119 tops! haha jokn

 

[tflexxin]

Who cares. Weight is sooooo unimportant in bodybuilding and the best thing any competitor can do is throw away the scale. I learned quickly during my contest prep recently that the scale is my enemy. I worried about it, stressed myself out, and ruined my physique during a 10 day time span. I quickly learned my error, surged back and two weeks later showed up with much improved condition, and 4 lbs heavier (at weigh in).
Screw the scale. Use the mirror.

 

[eroc613]

Yes, I'm going to the St Augstine.

Thanks for the tip! I need all the help I can get!

I will let a few more people guess before I reveal.

I go ever year to watch. It's always great competition. I stick to the smaller shows. I did the Acient City this year. I'll look for you. Good luck!

 

[Phidias]

164

 

[hellraiser27]

Ok here it is

119 tops! haha jokn

LOL Thanks, that really boost my ego! I better say before I totally lose my self esteem.
I'm 155-160. I can get a little heavier but not much. maybe 175-180 max.
I'm a total light weight. But I never let that stop me from lifting.

When I started lifting 20 years agoI was 110lbs soak and wet. I went to this old wrestlers gym in N.C. It was Ricky Steamboats gym if anyone remembers him. Guys like Rick Flair and Dusty Roads would come in.
It was total hardcore! There was this little tiny room with machines that I don't even think actually worked. And a real big room with all free weights, squat racks, medicine balls, and all kinds of old school stuff.

All these guys would see me come in and they all would help me and show me stuff. Everyone was really cool to me. I guess they felt sorry for me because I was 150lbs lighter than the smallest person in there.
It was cool because everyone was loud and you could grunt as loud as you wanted. I think it was even required that you grunt loud.
I learned alot and never gave up.
Even though I would always be small I could still develop muscle and be strong for my size.
I have never met anyone close to my size that has the leg power that I do.
I can squat all day long, and sometimes I do.
I'm not real powerful at benching because I have torn both rotary cuffs. Both times it was suggested I have surgery but I chose not to. I found other ways to develop my chest and just keep going.
I just started competing this year at age 41. The pic posted here is from my first show in June. I placed 2nd in over 40 lightweight.
I love bodybuilding and I can't imagine not doing it.

Thanks for all the encouragement!