Leg Development

[slesh]

Show off!

Cage

Lol I dunno about all that. But I’m definitely proud of the progress considering the below is less than a year ago.

 

[cage99]

Lol I dunno about all that. But I’m definitely proud of the progress considering the below is less than a year ago.

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Keep doin what cha doin homie cause it’s workin for ya!

Cage

 

[thedorkyd1]

Lol I dunno about all that. But I’m definitely proud of the progress considering the below is less than a year ago.

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I would've guessed this pic to be more recent tbh. Legs are definitely more conditioned but I can't really see any extra size. Maybe I'm delusional though

 

[slesh]

One of us is definitely blind because that’s a world of a difference to me…

 

[thedorkyd1]

One of us is definitely blind because that’s a world of a difference to me…

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Pic on the left looks more muscular to me. Not sure if we are on the same page

 

[slesh]

Pic on the left looks more muscular to me. Not sure if we are on the same page

Lol aight

 

[alfresco]

I've heard of a couple coach that have there bodybuilders stop doing stair or high resistance bike for cardio a month out and just use the tread mill to "preserve" muscle.
Then I've heard of people doing less actual cardio and more things like lunges for HIIT cardio.
As for calves (aside from being highly genetic)
I think that taxing them with very slow reps , and deep stretch and long contractions has worked for several people I know.
3 second stretch at the bottom on an elevated block , a 3 second ride to the top , 3 second squeeze then a 3 second negative , use a weight you cal only do 12-15 reps till failure.
We rarely put this kinda stress on the calves.

I remember that foto. How could one forget?

You have a very fine pair of calves, calves that any bodybuilder would be proud to have

Clearly you have been blessed by your parents bit you put in the hard work and it shows.