All it takes is consistency
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He’s lost massive amount of weights and got loose skin in return. And he’s laughing about it. Would you take that trade, or is the loose skin a dealbreaker?
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This is the craziest form of determination. Everyman should know what lies ahead of him and willing to go hunt, either get killed or come back a winner. Sometimes all it takes is a mindset that doesn’t fear a snapped spine to be able to lift that kinda weight.
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Sometimes the consequences of steroids takes away all the hard work and consistency, and leaves you with the worst things life has to offer. I just hope he lives for the next 30 years, incredible physique tho.
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“Suddenly it’s 2 hours workout”? Bro, that’s normal workout. Who’s going to the gym snd leaving after 60 minutes?
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You don’t need a gym membership to build muscle. You need resistance, discipline and the guts to keep making your workouts harder. Half the people paying for gym membership train worst than someone working out in their bedroom.
Home or gym, which one actually built your physique?
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Are weighted bench dips actually worth the shoulder damage?
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bigger than Ronnie doesn't mean better than Ronnie. is that really so difficult to understand?. he only has the weight but Ronnie was everything both aesthetically and muscule pounds.
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Why do gym bros always ignore their lower body? Look at this guy’s arms and then look at his legs, I know for a fact he loves baggy pants more than anything else.
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Are you sure he’s handling those 150s like they’re nothing? All I see is a man struggling to control the dumbbells and using his whole body to move them. That’s just ego lifting.
I can’t believe I once thought Ronnie Coleman was bigger than Nick Walker. Modern bodybuilding have officially gone too far.
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21 years old. Started going to the gym at 15 and 6 years later built an impressive physique naturally. Consistency is all it takes.
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Bro is handling 150 lb dumbbells like they're nothing. Getting those weights into position alone is a serious workout, but then he proceeds to bang out incline dumbbell presses. How much strength does it actually take to control dumbbells this heavy?
