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yea munzer in columbus in 91 at the arnold.........oh yea he's dead go figure. lol
You always gotta be a party pooper don't ya. He was shredded though.
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yea munzer in columbus in 91 at the arnold.........oh yea he's dead go figure. lol
You always gotta be a party pooper don't ya. He was shredded though.
Magnum how about 93 flex wheeler at the arnold classic that year .... his rookie year.... shreeded .... :headbang:
who else would you consider shreeded for contest conditioning...???
chris250 not to interject on your question with magnum but you mentioned flex ..............kidney transplant. i mentioned munzer (who i got to see in person in that insane condition)..... dead. bulsemo mentioned firsthand the insane diuretic use on the middle eastern guys and the crazy water restriction. you guys all wanna see this conditioning in the states..............but at what cost to the competitor?????? i remember titus discussing why he never matched his level of conditioning/dryness when he won his pro-card and it was along the lines of him not wanting to end up dead or needing an organ transplant. the diuretics go hand in hand with the extreme conditioning unfortunately. i am not saying its necessary, its just they are/were doing.
hope everyone has a great thanksgiving. HUMALOG .........out:headbang:
chris hope your health is improving by the way. jethro you out there?? b-boy hope ya get that pro-card this year. jim your box is full
There are a lot of guys. Off top of my head, Samir in his heyday and also at the 1990 NABBA Worlds. I remember talking to Garry Bartlett from Muscle Mag a few years ago and him telling me about Frank Zane and how Frank was so ripped that everytime he moved his muscles he had fibers dancing around all over his body. This was something that pics couldn't really show. Here's a guy that's been to a ton of pro shows and he told me he wasn't impressed by the guys today. I have also been back stage at many pro shows and I was kinda disappointed by what I saw. These guys are big, but when they flex nothing really happens. There are no striations within the muscle that much anymore. I was at the Pittsburgh Pro show back in 1990 when Samir won and I had front row seats. I remember being blown away at how fuckin grainy and striated these guys were especially Samir, photos don't show this level of conditioning.
The extremely shredded look is hard to attain and the question is can if be done safely. I would say that it can be done as safe as possible. There is nothing healthy about walking around at 4% bodyfat. When you get down to that level it's hard to think straight. A lot of people think that you need diuretics to get shredded and this is simply not true. Diuretics do not help you lose bodyfat and everyone knows this, but most people use them as a crutch thinking that if they keep a little bit of fat they will magically transform themselves once they take a few. It's just a much a mistake to drink three gallons of water before a show than it is to cut it. Just drink enough water to satisfy your thirst. Now, diuretics def can help you achieve a grainier look, but in today's bodybuilding it doesn't really matter as there is too much intramuscular fat storage from insulin use for diuretics to be able to work and that's assuming you hit it right anyway.
thank you!chris250 not to interject on your question with magnum but you mentioned flex ..............kidney transplant. i mentioned munzer (who i got to see in person in that insane condition)..... dead. bulsemo mentioned firsthand the insane diuretic use on the middle eastern guys and the crazy water restriction. you guys all wanna see this conditioning in the states..............but at what cost to the competitor?????? i remember titus discussing why he never matched his level of conditioning/dryness when he won his pro-card and it was along the lines of him not wanting to end up dead or needing an organ transplant. the diuretics go hand in hand with the extreme conditioning unfortunately. i am not saying its necessary, its just they are/were doing.
hope everyone has a great thanksgiving. HUMALOG .........out:headbang:
chris hope your health is improving by the way. jethro you out there?? b-boy hope ya get that pro-card this year. jim your box is full
Magnum,
if you would (if you want to) what cycle's did the guys do back in the 80's...that your could remember (not saying names ofcourse) for precontest training...and did the guys in the 80's use any anti estrogens ? All there was at that time was nolvadex (sp?) correct ?
Also, do you believe that high doses of test, and insulin are responsable for the loss of deep striations, and that grainy dry to the bone look ? Could someone like King (cause you worked with him, and know is body prettty well...just for an example) get that crazy dry to the bone look again (like he did when he won the Collage nationals, or his early year's in bodybuilding...Example his rookie year, nationals the year before) If he changed things up, diet, drugs, training, ect, ect...Also, if he could get that crazy striations and dry look again...how much weight (if any) would he lose to have that look again...
Anyone ever look at pics of natural bodybuilders. Now those boys can get shreaded!!!!!! And i mean shreaded!! Any common link there????
I have trained many natural (true) guys. First they don't have to deal with a the water retention that drugs cause so they can see the fat loss easier and not using insulin also has it's advantages too. No diuretics is another plus.
, but in today's bodybuilding it doesn't really matter as there is too much intramuscular fat storage from insulin use for diuretics to be able to work and that's assuming you hit it right anyway.
Wasn't the point of this thread about how hard and "old school dry" these guys look? It has been said buy a guy living and training over there "they are pounding slin ". "30 to 70 iu per day of slin".
BTW: I train with a natural Pro Gary Massington. He has NEVER seen a day as dry or hard as these guys.
yep... slin gets a bad rap... but people never blame the "slam 500 grams of carbs 2 minutes after your 3 iu injection, then slam another 25 metric tons of carbs 30 minutes after that" on how distented their bellies are from 'slin'.
a lot of people said "really???" when i told them insulin takes your blood sugar down... and these were people who placed much higher than i ever did in contests.
not the slin... not the GH... and not the last week prep...
Buselmo,
If an athlete there is using say 60iu a day of slin, would that be say 30iu am + 30iu post workout? Or say around 10iu per meal x 6 meals? I would probably think the latter, am I right?