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Originally Posted by TTimmerman
yes about the chest, is that a tear or?
Hes got Art Atwood's chest
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this is my first time seeing him, i wasn't aware of him at all..
did he look actually quite a bit better for the RC classic? Appears that way in the picture Davis posted on page one.. unless the lighting is that fukt
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Originally Posted by NVious
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Whats 93 AC mean?
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Coach: Paul Revelia
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Originally Posted by SammyJr
93 = 1993
A = Arnold
C = Classic
"Keep going until you can't quit."
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His structure reminds me of Vic.
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Originally Posted by TTimmerman
he actually reminds me a bit of heath as well, especially in that last MM shot
I think he ha actually has quite a few similarities to Heath.
Frame looks narrow.
Muscle shape is very good (round legs/good calves with everything considered), just about every muscle seems to be very big. I really see it from the back.
Narrow waist.
Much like Heath needs more chest and a bit more delts to match his arms.
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Damn those are some unfortunate chest genetics..looking pretty damn good other than that though.
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"...that's the great virtue of the free market, of the private market. It enables people...who hate one another...who don't speak the same language...who would fight one another if they had the chance, to cooperate economically. We were able to deal with China when China was a communist state. Even though we thought that that was a terrible arrangement, we could still cooperate. And that's what markets enable people to do. They bring freedom with them."
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Incredibly impressive, i remember i HAD to click on his name when i was looking at the NPC nationals pre judging photos - just because of it making me think of boy meets world, hahah. Hella Impressed with his overall package, I seriously think he could be a decent pro in the long run. The chest is obviously his weak point/it's kinda off looking - but not terribly so. And everything else seems on point, crazy muscle insertions.
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came in for boy meets world left satisfied
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Originally Posted by gzk0002
came in for boy meets world left satisfied
That's so cool.
"Keep going until you can't quit."
'Was in a crew when he was seven then he grew up' Club
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Originally Posted by Wootywadwad
That's racist.
It is with people like you that this sport will never grow. "When you say, everything and anything to be pro, do you mean even to turn HOMO?...
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chest / most muscular reminds me of quincy taylor
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Left pec tear? Sick physique regardless, FLS pose could do with a little work.
03.02.11 - 164.6lbs
07.02.11 - 162.4lbs (strong illness)
14.02.11 - 166.6 (strong weight gain - start of mini cut)
21.02.11 - 164.6
03.03.11 - 163.8
08.03.11 - 163.8 (backed off the cardio a little)
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Originally Posted by ScottishMark
Left pec tear? Sick physique regardless, FLS pose could do with a little work.
Definitely a tear, and I agree he shouldn't lean forward in the FLS.
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