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[NuTsOe]

im in it for longevity looking great brother...you old bros inspire me...

 

[Dangkolo]

WOW!

Looking great, i hope to look that good when I am your age......

 

[anan]

WOW~

Respect!! you

 

[ChuckLee]

Great shape for that age man.
Are you prepping?

 

[michelin]

wow

looking great Pesty, keep up the good work

 

[diesel158]

Looking good bro!

 

[BOOMSHAKER]

Pesty, when A.A.R.P. sends you their magazine, send it back to them shredded and tell them you aint dead yet! bahahahaha

Looking good man!

 

[pesty4077]

Great shape for that age man.
Are you prepping?

No, this is the offseason for me, I stay lean all year around, I hoping to put on more size and then compete in a master' show

 

[Pekkerwood]

Very inspirational Pesty! The long arm thing is difficult as I am 6'2 and have the same issue. I agree 100% with Old Fella about the triceps. They make my arms look bigger period and I can seem to grow them. My bi's pump up good and then I stretch my arm out to normal and they recede back inside the bone apparently!

I'm 47 and on my way down from 265 or so, currently 245, heading to 215. I wish I had the metabolism you have, instead I am blessed with the ability to survive times of famine, which, when you think about it, used to be a superior traiit! Not so much today, however.

Seeing pics like this from you and Old Fella, Brick, etc certainly helps know what is achievable while maintaining a "healthy" lifestyle at our "advanced" age.

Keep up the great work!

Pekkerwood

 

[pesty4077]

Very inspirational Pesty! The long arm thing is difficult as I am 6'2 and have the same issue. I agree 100% with Old Fella about the triceps. They make my arms look bigger period and I can seem to grow them. My bi's pump up good and then I stretch my arm out to normal and they recede back inside the bone apparently!

I'm 47 and on my way down from 265 or so, currently 245, heading to 215. I wish I had the metabolism you have, instead I am blessed with the ability to survive times of famine, which, when you think about it, used to be a superior traiit! Not so much today, however.

Seeing pics like this from you and Old Fella, Brick, etc certainly helps know what is achievable while maintaining a "healthy" lifestyle at our "advanced" age.

Keep up the great work!

Pekkerwood

I glad to know guys my age, who never give up, and keep on training. Keep focused on your goals, and keep me informed.