I like to watch all things bodybuilding.
Post up some of your favorites from social media YouTube or websites.
WATCH: Morgan Aste vs. Big Ramy - Two Biggest Bodybuilders Ever ? Fitness Volt
This is one that I watch a lot.
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I like to watch all things bodybuilding.
Post up some of your favorites from social media YouTube or websites.
WATCH: Morgan Aste vs. Big Ramy - Two Biggest Bodybuilders Ever ? Fitness Volt
This is one that I watch a lot.
Don't have any reccs myself, but I've been curious about this myself. Looking forward to following this for some great channels!
I've watched that one you mention science, check out nicks strength and power. I've found some good history kid is pretty knowledgeable
I listen to mostly motivational when I start my workout eating some fruit wait on my preworkout to kick in...I like to get inside my head....visualization and part daydreaming...switch to music once I get going...I'm all over though...as they say if the mind can conceive it the body can achieve it...
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Nick`s Strength and Power from youtube, man this guy`s channel is just a like a history museum of BB, quality videos, no trashtalking, https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDankNick/videos
Another one I like is Generation Iron. They have some good Olympia updates and training vids on occasion.
https://www.facebook.com/GenerationIron/
Generation Iron is garbage bro. They take Nick's strength and power vidoes off youtube and post them on their facebook feed. They pass the videos off as their own. Their content is garbage IMO and I bet the videos you like are probably Nick's lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by MuscleScience
154 lbs, repping 410lbs
Wonder how this 150lb man could do against 210 jaw structures,,,,ob?
Lol
https://youtu.be/l84vmuuuHRg
Dude is straight beast.
Lmfao agreed, can't stand that trash and oh I can't wait to see part two.Quote:
Originally Posted by Livinlean
This site is the best!
He is a damn good lifter!Quote:
Originally Posted by Couchlockd
Are you still on this subject?
One thing imperative to remember is speed and power are seperate things.
I.E. I am what I am. Pussy bench press, but I hold the record in my area for hardest hitter at 217, against guys that can rep a shit ton more than me. Fact is I do not want to fight a lot of those guys that I can hit harder than. I dont want to bench against that guy and I assure you, that guy doesnt awant to fight me.
I didnt mean to be rude about it. I thought we were good. I am done derailing threads for the day.
We have weight classes to maake fair fights so true talent can be measured otherwise I assure you there would be one champ and he would be a big son of a bitch, he would not be in the lower half of the 100-200lb range. In fact he probably wouldnt be under 250.
Again, sorry we got all wound up, if you see me dont hit me that shit hurts.
I actually just saw the first Vid of Nicks this morning. I subscribed to his YouTube channel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Livinlean
I watched that video then I saw this WATCH: Pittsburgh Pro Epic Guest Posing - Phil Heath, Big Ramy, Dexter, Roelly & Others ? Fitness Volt
Is it me or do these guys arms look tiny compared to show time?
These are great. Thanks for sharing, guys!
Pump chasers is cool. I really like chris.
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Got a link by chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by CharlesThe4th
Nice short vid on training splits by Phil Heath.
https://generationiron.com/watch-phi...raining-split/
I think it's the illusion created by low bodyfat. You look bigger when really lean than you do above 1o-12% and maybe a little bloated. Look much smaller when clothed at sub 10% though.Quote:
Originally Posted by BG
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video gallery ? Body Building Legends
I deleted my Instagram 6 months ago, but just made one this week. You can gain a lot of knowledge on there. For your bodybuilding prefernces, be sure to follow the hashtag https://photosfortag.com/htag/bodybuilding/
Thanks for bumping my thread :lol:
I really like Chris Bumsteads Physique. Not to knock Breon, but I think Chris should have took the last two classic Physique Olympias.
https://youtu.be/MpoMTDFEslA
I only watch YouTube, but here are my favorites (in no particular order):
John Meadows
Seth force
Brian Shaw
Omar isuf
Muscle and strength
Jeff nippard
Evan centopani
Juji and Tom
Larry wheels
Advices radio
Buff dudes
Picture fit
Eugene teo
Broscience life
Nick's strength
I love watching Larry Wheels, dude does insane stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoldMyBeer
look up on you tube and watch anything and everything by dr Mike Israetel, especially in regards to training. he's the man and quite entertaining as well
as far as AAS . youtube is filled with a bunch of dumb ass bros that don't know shit let alone know the science, chemistry, and biology of how this all works. 90% of what you get on youtube about AAS is going to be wrong imo . BUT, look up Broderick Chavez (evil genius sport performance). he's got the most accurate information on all of youtube in regards to AAS. he has a degree in biology and has worked in the pharma/lab setting and understands things from the scientific perspective (plus he's a bro on top of it having been a world class power lifter).
- but he does not post that much stuff .. heck makes me think I should start my own youtube channel and get more info out there on AAS.
note: coincidentally I recommend both these guys and Broderick Chavez is actually Mike Israetels AAS and diet coach (even though Mike has the PHD and has trained and lectured thousands of people and runs Renaisance Periodization). I also recommend pretty much anything from Renaisance Periodization.
YouTube is... frustrating when it comes to AAS.Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
almost as annoying as Mike O’hern still telling the world steroids are bad and that’s why he doesn’t do them.
I will definitely check these out.
If you do start a youtube station let me know. I have a lot of long commutes, and intelligent AAS videos would be very welcome.
You guys see how fucking big Roelly is 6 weeks out?!?
https://youtu.be/scP64-a1rw4
nuts !Quote:
Originally Posted by MuscleScience
ok thats it , forget Gearhead's gym. I'm getting a job at Oxygen gym in Dubai . all I need is 100k a year, a company Lambo as my car, and the ANABOLIC CHICKEN to put 50 pounds of size on me
He just doesn’t quit growingQuote:
Originally Posted by MuscleScience
Whatever they know, I need to know. I know Rolley is a genetic freak, and I’m cool with that, but I’m also sure that I will have no idea what my own genetic potential is until I’ve done everything there is to do.Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
Wwwwoowzers!Quote:
Originally Posted by MuscleScience
I'm convinced that 95% of us leave a whole lot left of our genetic potential on the table and never optimize it.. and its not 'steroids' , heck half the guys in the gym are on steroids and they all look like shit. there is a magic formula that works and most of us just never tap into it or we just never are consistent enough to optimize things .Quote:
Originally Posted by i_SLAM_cougars
oxygen gym works for these guys because its 24/7 consistency and optimization
All they do is eat and train and rest and eat and train and rest and eat.Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded
I think I could be an IFBB Pro in Classic if I trained their for a couple of years. Personal chefs, personal coaches, massage, etc. all to grow, gain and recover.
agree . most of us can never be a pro or even win a simple show because we slack , we miss meals, we miss workouts, we miss injections, we don't have a single thing optimized, and even when we do get our shit together and get consistent it only lasts for like 2 months .. this shit has to be consistent for 10 years straight day in and day out every minute of the day. thats what separates us mere mortals from the pros (genetics apart). they grind this lifestyle out every day year after yearQuote:
Originally Posted by MuscleScience
If I were young and independently wealthy, I would just live there and train and do nothing else :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by GearHeaded