I actually like the fullhouse look not as much as the lean and big look but fullhouse looks quite appealing in my eyes. My question though concerns how long that look can be maintained.
As you age your training efficacy and productivity has to diminish somewhat and keeping the ratio of muscle to fat on the more muscle than fat side has to become more and more difficult to achieve.
For those that choose to go full house all year round and year on year and never lean down will there ever come a point where keeping the bodyfat level in check becomes so difficult that you have to start moderating your diet and training towards a more leaner approach? And if so at what age do you reckon this sort of decision has to made?
Those that train from the outset with the aims of keeping bodyfat in check never have to face that dilemma so this question doesn’t really concern them but I am interested in the opinions of those fullhousers on here
Lift weights stack it with pizza and ice cream take lots of pictures holding phone clasped in both hands from upper chest up showing off your trap gainz, wear tank tops in the pool live the fullhouse life.
[quote]Kalle wrote:
Lift weights stack it with pizza and ice cream take lots of pictures holding phone clasped in both hands from upper chest up showing off your trap gainz, wear tank tops in the pool live the fullhouse life.[/quote]
lolololololol
It is a period of aesthetic war. FullHouse trainees, constantly snacking from a hidden base, have won their first victory against the evil Lean Bulk Empire.
During the buffet, FullHouse spies managed to steal secret plans to the Lean Bulk Empire’s ultimate weapon, the STAIR MASTER, an armored cardio machine with enough power to destroy even the most fullhousest of spare tires.
Pursued by the Empire’s aesthetic agents, Professor X unwisely races to Papa Johns aboard his motorcycle, custodian of the stolen plans that can save his people and restore freedom to the fullhouse galaxy…
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
Pursued by the Empire’s aesthetic agents, Professor X unwisely races to Papa Johns aboard his motorcycle, custodian of the stolen plans that can save his people and restore freedom to the fullhouse galaxy…[/quote]
Pursued by the Empire’s aesthetic agents, Professor X unwisely races to Papa Johns aboard his motorcycle, custodian of the stolen plans that can save his people and restore freedom to the fullhouse galaxy…[/quote]
Because he’s the hero T-Mag deserves, but not the one it needs right now.
[quote]Kalle wrote:
Lift weights stack it with pizza and ice cream take lots of pictures holding phone clasped in both hands from upper chest up showing off your trap gainz, wear tank tops in the pool live the fullhouse life.[/quote]
For me it was what standard I admired going in, when I began lifting wasn’t impressed with dieted down BBer look, started out with Bill Goldburg, Bill Kaz in mind. At forty and having this type of look for 15yrs having some health concerns myself. As far as diet, I myself do bulk and lean, just don’t bulk as much as others, and don’t lean out as much as some. I eat everything I can all the time, until I feel like I’m starting to look a little sloppy 25%ish, than protein and veggies till I lean up 12%ish. It ends up being 3mth yo yo diet year round, because I make my living from the sport I have to look fairly fit, otherwise probably wouldn’t diet at all.
To me at 240lbs, moving double body weight on the three big lifts, and sub 20min 3 mile time, is more impressive than shredded glutes, but that’s my opinion. But for health reasons having to look at implementing new diet plan docs orders, so would like to hear what others are doing year round to keep linebacker look and maintain health. 2cents
[quote]AnytimeJake wrote:
For me it was what standard I admired going in, when I began lifting wasn’t impressed with dieted down BBer look, started out with Bill Goldburg, Bill Kaz in mind. At forty and having this type of look for 15yrs having some health concerns myself. As far as diet, I myself do bulk and lean, just don’t bulk as much as others, and don’t lean out as much as some. I eat everything I can all the time, until I feel like I’m starting to look a little sloppy 25%ish, than protein and veggies till I lean up 12%ish. It ends up being 3mth yo yo diet year round, because I make my living from the sport I have to look fairly fit, otherwise probably wouldn’t diet at all. To me at 240lbs, moving double body weight on the three big lifts, and sub 20min 3 mile time, is more impressive than shredded glutes, but that’s my opinion. But for health reasons having to look at implementing new diet plan docs orders, so would like to hear what others are doing year round to keep linebacker look and maintain health. 2cents[/quote]