If you could put 14lbs of pure symmetrical muscle on any body part but it had to be just one where would you put it?
For example If you said legs it would split between the legs and be 7lbs for each leg.
Obviously this requires more thought than you would first assume as that amount of lean muscle on on body part/s would look odd or would cause serious imbalance elsewhere. (like if you were to say chest you would have some serious rounding of the shoulders.)
This is obviously one of those immature questions but the response could be interesting and insightful.
I’ll start by saying Legs. as i always believe that good foundation is key and to me that is one of the only places that you can whack that much muscle with minimum side effects.
[quote]Animal Within wrote:
If you could put 14lbs of pure symmetrical muscle on any body part but it had to be just one where would you put it?
For example If you said legs it would split between the legs and be 7lbs for each leg.
Obviously this requires more thought than you would first assume as that amount of lean muscle on on body part/s would look odd or would cause serious imbalance elsewhere. (like if you were to say chest you would have some serious rounding of the shoulders.)
This is obviously one of those immature questions but the response could be interesting and insightful.
I’ll start by saying Legs. as i always believe that good foundation is key and to me that is one of the only places that you can whack that much muscle with minimum side effects.[/quote]
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Ok, I’ll act my age My legs. I’ve always had skinny legs, and I’d love some size on em.
[quote]Animal Within wrote:
If you could put 14lbs of pure symmetrical muscle on any body part but it had to be just one where would you put it?
For example If you said legs it would split between the legs and be 7lbs for each leg.
Obviously this requires more thought than you would first assume as that amount of lean muscle on on body part/s would look odd or would cause serious imbalance elsewhere. (like if you were to say chest you would have some serious rounding of the shoulders.)
This is obviously one of those immature questions but the response could be interesting and insightful.
I’ll start by saying Legs. as i always believe that good foundation is key and to me that is one of the only places that you can whack that much muscle with minimum side effects.[/quote]
How come you can put 7 on each leg while a leg is composed by hams and quads and calves. but for upper body you can only choose chest which is composed by well… pecs ?
it would be more fair to say torso(abs, chest, v-tapper), Arms(bicep,tricep,neck) or legs(hams quads calves) ?
i dont think you could choose one muscle and put 7 pounds in it without some serious imballances ?
[quote]Animal Within wrote:
If you could put 14lbs of pure symmetrical muscle on any body part but it had to be just one where would you put it?
For example If you said legs it would split between the legs and be 7lbs for each leg.
Obviously this requires more thought than you would first assume as that amount of lean muscle on on body part/s would look odd or would cause serious imbalance elsewhere. (like if you were to say chest you would have some serious rounding of the shoulders.)
This is obviously one of those immature questions but the response could be interesting and insightful.
I’ll start by saying Legs. as i always believe that good foundation is key and to me that is one of the only places that you can whack that much muscle with minimum side effects.[/quote]
How come you can put 7 on each leg while a leg is composed by hams and quads and calves. but for upper body you can only choose chest which is composed by well… pecs ?
it would be more fair to say torso(abs, chest, v-tapper), Arms(bicep,tricep,neck) or legs(hams quads calves) ?
i dont think you could choose one muscle and put 7 pounds in it without some serious imballances ?
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You’re on an internet forum being asked a hypothetical question. Stop being so pedantic.
This isn’t an exam question it is open to your own interpretation.