I really am not trying to motivate anyone at this point in my life to be honest. I just cannot stand how people forgot the road that got them there...it has driven me nuts for years. They always report what they are doing "now"...."now" is great. You can eat the way you want to with far less excess and you can train much lighter and less progressive and kind of brainwash yourself into thinking "wow this is working!"......but the truth of the matter is what people are doing "now" that they are so very comfortable with and already weigh 250 plus is not the road they took to get to 250 plus. Its like when i see guys online on facebook tell people "all you need to do to lose weight is this...." and they conveniently forget to tell the people reading also about the "GH, clen, thyroid and L-carnitine" that they use in their arsenal.....things that if they didnt have in their arsenal they would be lost as hell trying to lose bodyfat.
Its the same thing with this subject. Ive repeated this ad nauseam over the years 'What are the two times bodybuilders gain the most muscle mass of their career? Their first 2-2.5 years of lifting when their training weights go on a progressive rocket ship, they gain strength hand over fist workout after workout (and then it all slows down as do the muscle gain)...and then later on when they get on steroids what happens? Their training weights soar again, 60-80lb dumbells turn into 90, 100, 110, 120 ,130 lb dumbells, 275lb squats turn into 365, 405, 455, 495lb squats and they quickly gain another 25-35lbs of muscle mass (and then it all slows down again as the rapid strength gains slow dramatically). But virtually everyone forgets that later on. And im not talking singles and triples....i dont care what rep range they train in, heck 20 reps for sake of argument...the fact is they are using way more in poundage for 20 reps later with the help of steroids (plus leverage/water/creatine/perfection of form etc added to that mix) than they were earlier. You would think that would be imprinted into peoples minds but it isnt. The pro bodybuilders who kept training progressively and added size thruout their careers didnt forget it. And its the same thing with eating. People just plain out forget what they did to eat up to the next level of size when they were coming up thru the ranks.
Straight on out if a billionaire comes up to you today and says "Here is my 155lb son Johnny, he wants to be a bodybuilder, I want him to be 245lbs at a reasonable bodyfat in 4 years but we will drug test him every week because i want him natural, if he tests positive your out...Ill give you 25 million dollars if you can get it done. What would someone do? Have him eat 50 calories over maintenance over the next 4 years? There isn't a chance in hell he would even get close to making it. He probably would get to 166lbs. Ill tell you what i would do. I want that 25 million. I would make that kid be a food ingesting, daily cardio doing, progressive strength training, frequent bodypart hitting human blast furnace machine for four years...instead of 208 workouts for each bodypart he would be doing 365 workouts for each bodypart (2x every 8 days) over the next 4 years....I would turn him into a blast furnace with higher protein/good fats and enough carbs so he was never flat...and this would increase as he went up the ladder. He would be walking EVERYWHERE, id make him park his car in the furthest parking spot at any grocery store, any shopping mall, anyplace he goes. Taking the dog for a walk, going to the mailbox he has to walk around the block first....etc etc etc sleep eat train walk....again I would turn this kind into a food processing blast furnace..... and I would do everything in my power to take home that 25 million. Now if that would be the process on how to do it naturally, it stands to reason that what works naturally would also most likely be the best course of action to doing it enhanced which is so much easier.
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