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    Quote Originally Posted by justthetip44 View Post
    19
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    150lbs about 6-7% bodyfat at most This seems over estimated. But ok.

    i eat about 4000 calories aday
    lots of protein and fruit i dont have a exact diet Show me the diet. INCLUDE EVERYTHING you eat in a given day. And PLEASE INCLUDE how much the item weighs.


    bench i do 225lb 3times my goal is 260 by october
    dumbell flat i do 100's for 8 and 110s for 3
    curl i do 90 for 12
    tri pulldown i do 160 for 12
    squats i do 415 for 8 430 for 1
    incline bench 200 for 10
    decline bench 180 for 10


    These seem VERY inflated for someone your weight, height, and to a lesser extent age. The squats especially, your max is only 15lbs heavier than what you can do for 8 reps? And the incline bench is at 200lbs, for 10, and yet flat bench is 225 for 3? also i take

    MRI black powder as a pre workout and anabolic O.D. as a post workout

    Sorry buddy, not to flame. But i dont think i believe those numbers. As well as, needless to say, 19 years old is ENTIRELY too young for AAS.

    But if those numbers are true, then you should have no issues continuing to train naturally to reach your full potential.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WARMachine View Post
    Sorry buddy, not to flame. But i dont think i believe those numbers. As well as, needless to say, 19 years old is ENTIRELY too young for AAS.

    But if those numbers are true, then you should have no issues continuing to train naturally to reach your full potential.
    I 100% agree

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    think im lying?

    Quote Originally Posted by WARMachine View Post
    Sorry buddy, not to flame. But i dont think i believe those numbers. As well as, needless to say, 19 years old is ENTIRELY too young for AAS.

    But if those numbers are true, then you should have no issues continuing to train naturally to reach your full potential.
    my bench and squat are weird because i tore all the ligaments in my right shoulder about 14months ago and my collor bone is higher so squating is hard because the bar is uneven and it hurts and my right cant go down all the way for bench so if u dont believe me whatever

    also i took a body fat test not the onle in water but on a 3 thousend dollar scale and i was 6.3%
    Last edited by justthetip44; 03-19-2009 at 04:49 AM.

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