Lock it.
why lock it? its a forum remember.
When u think Asian u think short small build
When u think Samoa u think tall massive units without ever lifting a weight
Genetics nah whats that?
I'm not saying the little train can, I'm saying the little train doesn't know if it can until it tries.Something I notice is that everyone who pulls the 'little train that could' line is usually a beginner.
Ronnie Coleman didn't end up Ronnie Coleman huge. He ended up steroids huge. Like Dorian Yates, he is irrelevant to a discussion of genetic potential, since genetics are our natural potential.You don't have to be in this sport long to realise most people wont end up ronnie coleman huge.
Well said. But I would make the point that modern humans, as horses, are mostly untrained mixed breeds stuck in a field with too much hay, weak and deconditioned. So really whether they are race horses or draft horses is irrelevant, they need to be got moving and eating better. Whether they are built for power or build for speed, if they get moving and eating better they will be both more powerful and faster than they are now.Silverback said:I was looking at a doco and thought this;
Draft horses are built for power, race horses are built for speed, we fall into the similar category.
You can increase the muscular mass of the draft horse and you’ll make it stronger and faster, but it will never make it as fast as a good race horse.
You can increase the muscular mass of the race horse…it will also make the horse stronger and faster, but it will never be as strong as the draft horse.
When u think Asian u think short small build
When u think Samoa u think tall massive units without ever lifting a weight
Genetics nah whats that?
The asians didn't believe in themselves enough ceffo. Obvz.
So everytime you can't come up with a response, the other person is automatically trolling?
It all comes down to genetics and hormone expression...
I can post pictures of myself before therapy and tell u i had 100% mindset and desire to achieve.
Did i? No would i of ever ?
Thats life you have to build a bridge and get over it... Wishing something to be true to hide facing facts isnt the best way.
No one is saying dont try but we are saying be realistic.
Look up something called natural selection. Or Charles Darwin. The weak will die and the strong will prosper.
I'm well aware of Darwin and natural selection. I'm also going to lean to the side that tells me that you're probably not well aware of natural selection and Darwin's theories since that theory is wholly irrelevant in this discussion regarding bodybuilding and having a proper MINDSET.
"In a world of stable populations where each individual must struggle to survive, those with the "best" characteristics will be more likely to survive, and those desirable traits will be passed to their offspring. These advantageous characteristics are inherited by following generations, becoming dominant among the population through time. This is natural selection." (c an p).
Not everyone has the god given genetics suited for bodybuilding. I have plenty of evidence to support the genetic link to criminality, why can you not accept that not everyone can be a world champion bodybuilder?
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