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Muscle Building and Age

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sari96

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Is it easier for somone of an age of eg. 18 years and over to build muscle than somone who is around the age 15,16????:confused:
 
imo, id say yes because someone who is 18 or around that is fully developed, when say a 16yo is still developing. could be wrong though lol
 
i dont know much about the bodybuilding side of things, but the solid base will defiantly help u in the long run
 
Like all things if you start earlier you will be better later on in life than those who started later. Take Arnie for example who started at 15ish.
 
Men are still growing thru 25. 25-35 is definitely not too late to put muscle on. Recent studies show testosterone decreasing one you are married and the kids start coming.
 
Gunner said:
If you think your balls are big now wait till you have a vasectomy. You will look at a bag of peas in a different light. Lol
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really, apparently thats my christmas present !lol

But have to say i am not worried about my test levels yet, I have gained more mass in the last 5 years, then I did the 15 before that, it could be i train, and eat better now but..
 
trofius said:
really, apparently thats my christmas present !lol

But have to say i am not worried about my test levels yet, I have gained more mass in the last 5 years, then I did the 15 before that, it could be i train, and eat better now but..
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That was first question to the Doc. If my test levels were going to drop. Apparently not.
 
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