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A great thread was just ruined.

lol

You have to have body fat to live...so yes.

Impossible.

wow strong ****

I'm amazed that he even posted leg shots...most Teen Am winners don't.

Sports requirements, personal satisfaction, satisfying a bet of some sort...there are plenty of reasons to max out.

I've been using a bar like that for 2+ years and I think I' ve realized something: my forearms haven't grown very much at all. I'm thinking that the skinnier bar doesn't cause the forearm muscles...

Optimum, no contest.

Moral of the story: Even a 5'7", 145 lb. n00b can win a "fight" because of a cheap shot.

I would've said it anyways, especially if I felt that strongly about it. What's the worst the school can do?

The bigger you get, the more you'll experience it. For me, I feel it the most in my tris - it's an awesome thing.

I'll be starting law school in four years, assuming I don't change gears career wise...I've already got guaranteed acceptance to the University of Louisville's law school. I'm gonna be the best!

Oh, I know the perfect one! GNC!

Seriously though, anything retail would be fine. It won't make you too tired to maintain your lifting routine, it's indoors and air conditioned, and the pay is...

There better be a damn good reward from this girl, considering you're basing your training routine around her.

Legs?

Suit yourself - but I guarantee you'll regret it when they start falling behind and you have to work twice as hard to catch them up.

How are the legs?

A squat rack should be a staple of any good gym.

Accutane is usually a last resort; you'll probably have to try a bunch of creams/topical stuff before getting to it. It's pretty powerful stuff, and supposedly has some nasty side effects (namely...