Craziest thing about the results is your age. **** if I could look like that at 28 I'd be happy. Great work.
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11-14-2012, 02:35 PM #31Hairiest Miscer
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11-14-2012, 03:07 PM #32Soon
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Closer to 12% than 10% for sure. You guys always underestimate.
Diet is what separates the Jacked from the Frustrated.
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11-14-2012, 03:09 PM #33Soon
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28-32 is often a man's physical prime, are you implying that 28 is old or something?Originally Posted by qurs
Diet is what separates the Jacked from the Frustrated.
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11-14-2012, 11:19 PM #34Registered User
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You just have to apply yourself, son.Originally Posted by qurs
Yup. It's been all downhill since 32.Originally Posted by JackedPlusRich
"It doesn't matter what exercise you do, but man was made to move, to eat sparingly, to work hard and to screw as much as he can manage. Do all that, and you will look as good as your genes will let you, be content as the arseholes around you will allow, and maybe get a few screws. The particular virtues of weight training are in the discipline it brings to both mind and body, and, if you do it right, it will make you look good naked and do well what you got your clothes off to do." Georgeoz
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11-14-2012, 11:50 PM #35Bone size/density does vary - people who have been overweight for years or people who do serious weight training - do develop stronger/more dense bones - but I do not think it will affect total body more than 0,5 - 1 pound.Originally Posted by ademyster
No - I don´t think it is typical. I could not find a private clinic/hospital that did Dexa Scanss here - but I knew the the hospitals here has new scanners. But we have a public health care system - and can't pay to have dexa scan done. I found a medical research project doing dexa scans - as part of a osteporosis research - and taking bone marrow samples (not really a full bone marrow donation) - so I thought - I will do it and called them. I think it would pretty unethical that people could pay for the dexa scans - to know there BF percentage - by donating bone marrow.Originally Posted by coynemoney
Thanks - I have decided to stay fit as long as I live now. I see many in their 40es and even some in their 50es being increbly fit and welltrainedOriginally Posted by qurs
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