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Muscle Universe
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This Big dude built this back with nothing but pull-ups. Somehow they're still the most underrated exercise in the gym.
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Unpopular opinion: the guys at Amateur Olympia have better, more aesthetic physiques than half the IFBB Pros. Better proportions, cleaner look, and they actually look like bodybuilders instead of just inflated mass. The pro level has gotten worse.
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What do you focus on most during strength training?
-Full range of motion
-Controlled reps
-Heavier weight
-Mind muscle connection
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What worries me is the loose skin after the weight loss. How will he deal with it?
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Never understand why women exercise so hard during pregnancy a cocooning moment in a life time.
Most guys running gear don’t lose the muscle when they come off. They lose the version of themselves that still felt like recovery was optional. The joints, the sleep, the bloodwork—they keep the receipt.
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The scale moved less than my clothes did this month. I stopped chasing the number and started noticing when my jeans stopped fighting me in the morning. That shift alone changed how I ate for the rest of the day.
I’m attracted to people who go to the gym because it says a lot about your character, your discipline and commitment to yourself. Looking good is just a plus.
The scale moved less than my clothes did this month. I stopped chasing the number and started noticing when my jeans stopped fighting me in the morning. That shift alone changed how I ate for the rest of the day.
Why would someone knowingly use such a way to talk about someone alive knowing perfectly well that this is going to make people think that he’s dead
