[quote]Professor X wrote:
BPC wrote:
xury2000 wrote:
Professor X wrote:
First, stop eating meals. You want to go as long a possible without real food in your mouth. I would suggest some Ensure and lettuce…but only use the Ensure when absolutely hungry beyond control. Slimfast is also a great supplement for your goals. Whatever you do, no solid food and no heavy weights.
Heavy weights are for pussies and we know where the real women love to hang…off of Justin Timberlake!!! Do situps for like 300 times every night. That coupled with your super low ab inducing food intake will bring those muscles out like nobody’s business!!! Man, girls are gonna be all over you!!!@!!!
Why do you have to keep being sarcastic toward people’s goals? Not everyone wants to be huge.
Anyways, to get the side cuts its more about losing bodyfat than working out. From the looks of it, its more the hip bone forming that cut than muscle. So just keep your diet clean.
I agree and this is exactly why I posted on Friday.
Prof X-stop imposing your goals on everybody else. What are you the resident T-mag wannabe bully because you’re big? Next, it’s kind of funny how you are always in the middle of something. Does it make you feel good to bash people?
Regarding your little comment aimed at me on the “Bad Mofos” article that TC wrote: you said something like “I just read that a poster doesn’t eat to gain weight and won’t make progress blah blah blah” What about eating to fulfill hunger? Energy needs? What about people that are cutting? Oh I forgot silly me. Everybody’s always supposed to be bulking up like you!
By the way “Mr. I think I’m smarter than everybody else”, you can gain strength w/out gaining weight and w/out eating for bulk. In fact, in sports that is a tremendous advantage. Example: if a basketball player increases his strength and power in his legs and upper body but stays a certain bodyweight then he won’t have to extra baggage to carry around while running and jumping if he was to keep gaining weight while gaining strength. Don’t forget that some of this stuff is genetic too, like it or not.
Here come the troops!! Hurry, everyone grab your hair gel and Gucci handbags, but don’t fire until you see the whites of their…superbly manicured eyebrows and plumped eyelashes!!
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Here’s the deal Prof X-I can tell by reading your posts that you are a very intelligent/knowledgeable person. I even agree w/a lot of your points, not all, but many. You have very witty responses to certain posts (the pit bull analogy was great-even though the whole point of the “size of the fight in the dog” saying is also very true).
I’m not “one of the troops” and I’m speaking for myself. I have nothing against people who train for size and I have nothing against Ronnie Coleman. The man is probably the biggest/strongest bodybuilder ever. I mean hell we all care to some degree (some more than others) about how we look deep down. However, some people who enjoy working out (yes to get stronger or bigger or both) focus on other things AS WELL such as: increased strength, speed, range of motion, endurance, coordination, etc etc.