question on muscle

[zayd687]

Hi guys
Just wanted to know when you stop working out you lose size
This is correct but wen I had an xray they had told me I had large muscle mass and I did not train for 6 months to a year. I looked like your average person so what does this mean? Your muscle never loses all its size? I didnt look it but they knew I was a weightlifter . ?

 

[RyanF]

All I know is my gut says maybe.

 

[C_T]

not sure about the xray, but people that work in a hospital see people for a living, they get really good at reading people.

things like chest thickness, dead give away you train. looks totally different than someone who's big and fat.

 

[bozodos]

I met a former pro BB'er once, he hadn't trained hard for a year, but still looked big and muscly compared to the average person, so yeah I suppose once you're at that advanced level it takes longer to lose it.

 

[vonfram88]

maybe the small dick is the giveaway. everyone who lifts weights has a small dick.

 

[Grunta]

Not true, it's the big legs that make it look small.

 

[aussienick]

keep telling yourself that, one day you might find a lady who'll believe you

 

[morgan000]

keep telling yourself that, one day you might find a lady who'll believe you

lol

 

[Grunta]

keep telling yourself that, one day you might find a lady who'll believe you

I said it for your benefit hamster cock, not mine.
I've already found a lady.

 

[morgan000]

size doesn't matter!

 

[aussienick]

I said it for your benefit hamster cock, not mine.
I've already found a lady.

No question bout what's hanging down by my right knee lol.

 

[Grunta]

Your ball sack?

 

[aussienick]

Nope, that's hanging down the left side

 

[C_T]

oh yeah, a trained individual also stored much more water in the muscle bellies compared to someone untrained, especially bodybuilding specific training

 

[Grunta]

Nope, that's hanging down the left side

OK, your haemorrhoid?

 

[tbone]

size doesn't matter!