gains ???????

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08-20-2005, 06:24 PM
I_Want_Abs

gains ???????

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08-20-2005, 06:27 PM
GetHugeDieTrying

i think your gains are best measured after ur pct, seeing ur body with no gear in it, and how it handles the extra weight. Defiently agree with strength increase, althought gains are mostly related to ur "size" increase.
-GHDT
08-20-2005, 06:37 PM
stocky121

i don't even think weight is an issue in a cycle say someone 5'5 and 6'5 it's going to be easy for the taller person to put on more weight.

i would go on the way you look but that's just me and i'am a short arse :lol:
08-20-2005, 06:47 PM
I_Want_Abs

LOL
thanx for the input guys
08-20-2005, 06:51 PM
fballhoss51

on this site after cycle i give how much i weigh just b/c everyone else does, i dont really care how i look b/c well..i like to go by this quote

"we dont lift for looks around here, we lift for strength"

when i get on cycle im usually aiming at a strength goal, but tha extra weight is a plus :rolleyes:
08-20-2005, 06:51 PM
GetHugeDieTrying

Def Agree Looks Are Everything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Porportioned Muscles !!!!!!!!
08-20-2005, 06:52 PM
chest6

im all about the strength too
08-20-2005, 06:53 PM
AG5678

My whole cycle i haven't checked my weight,b/f,measurments...

The only way i know is by looking in the mirror.

The mirror doesn't lie

AG5678
08-20-2005, 06:54 PM
GetHugeDieTrying

Ive got a couple friends who are just as strong benching 395 @ 21 natural. Good Genetics!!! Seems most people want to gear up to increase size not strength. Myself i like to stay inshape and feel good about myself. Size is good too much is bad-- my opinion
08-20-2005, 06:56 PM
fballhoss51

Quote:

Originally Posted by AG5678

My whole cycle i haven't checked my weight,b/f,measurments...

The only way i know is by looking in the mirror.

The mirror doesn't lie

AG5678

lol tha only way i can tell is by tha scale and people telling me, i really dont notice my size increase except that my shirts have become really tight on this last cycle
08-20-2005, 07:02 PM
DEVLDOG

Quote:

Originally Posted by stocky121

i don't even think weight is an issue in a cycle say someone 5'5 and 6'5 it's going to be easy for the taller person to put on more weight.

i would go on the way you look but that's just me and i'am a short arse :lol:

why do short people think its easier for taller people to put on size im 6'2" and im not complaining about my height because i definately dont want to be shorter.but for me to get to 292,it wasn't easy.and im not as big as id like to be...315 is now my goal.but if i were 5'8" i would look so much bigger at 220lbs...
weight is just one way to measure progress..mirror,pictures and trying to wipe your a$$ are just other ways..i cant even wash the back of my neck,my wife has to do it
08-20-2005, 07:04 PM
stocky121

Quote:

Originally Posted by DEVLDOG

why do short people think its easier for taller people to put on size im 6'2" and im not complaining about my height because i definately dont want to be shorter.but for me to get to 292,it wasn't easy.and im not as big as id like to be...315 is now my goal.but if i were 5'8" i would look so much bigger at 220lbs...
weight is just one way to measure progress..mirror,pictures and trying to wipe your a$$ are just other ways..i cant even wash the back of my neck,my wife has to do it

i never said to put on size bro

i said to put on weight
08-20-2005, 07:14 PM
DEVLDOG

Quote:

Originally Posted by stocky121

i never said to put on size bro

i said to put on weight

weight and size are the same thing in my book,i dont think anyone is trying to get fat around here
08-21-2005, 02:50 AM
stocky121

Quote:

Originally Posted by DEVLDOG

weight and size are the same thing in my book,i dont think anyone is trying to get fat around here

:scratch:

but like you said in your other post if you where 5'8" you would look a lot bigger at 220lbs than 6'2" at 292

or i'am i just reading this wrong

so even your saying weight and size arent the same thing :scratch:
08-21-2005, 08:20 AM
DEVLDOG

Quote:

Originally Posted by stocky121

:scratch:

but like you said in your other post if you where 5'8" you would look a lot bigger at 220lbs than 6'2" at 292

or i'am i just reading this wrong

so even your saying weight and size arent the same thing :scratch:

WHAT??

dont matter if your 5' or 6'...you have a begining weight and you have a finish weight....20lbs is 20lbs...doesnt matter if your 220 or 320...you still put on 20lbs which means you gained size somewhere..20 lbs on a smaller frame is obviously gonna be a more dramatic change then that on a bigger frame.but they both still put size on
08-21-2005, 11:49 AM
stocky121

Quote:

Originally Posted by DEVLDOG

WHAT??

dont matter if your 5' or 6'...you have a begining weight and you have a finish weight....20lbs is 20lbs...doesnt matter if your 220 or 320...you still put on 20lbs which means you gained size somewhere..20 lbs on a smaller frame is obviously gonna be a more dramatic change then that on a bigger frame.but they both still put size on

well that's what i'am saying yes you have a bigining weight and a finish weight. And if someone who was 5 foot put on 20 pound and someone who was 6 foot put on 20 pound and like you said it's going to be a more dramtic change.

so size dose not = weight if your talking about two people with diffrent height's
08-21-2005, 12:15 PM
DEVLDOG

Quote:

Originally Posted by stocky121

well that's what i'am saying yes you have a bigining weight and a finish weight. And if someone who was 5 foot put on 20 pound and someone who was 6 foot put on 20 pound and like you said it's going to be a more dramtic change.

so size dose not = weight if your talking about two people with diffrent height's

but they both put on size ,correct? :scratch:
08-22-2005, 10:22 AM
stocky121

Quote:

Originally Posted by DEVLDOG

but they both put on size ,correct? :scratch:

of course it is i was never debaiting bro it bro

what i was saying is someone who was 6 foot need's more weight to put on the same mass as someone 5 foot :wg: