Wrist curls over a bench, reverse preacher curls, behind the back barbell curls, farmers walk with super heavy weight.
Looked all those videos up, and that looks like it would do it. I might try and incorporate that somehow into my lifting regimen.
Wrist curls over a bench, reverse preacher curls, behind the back barbell curls, farmers walk with super heavy weight.
It's hard to get big forearms. Two things are very reliant on genetics, calves and forearms, and it makes sense as they are homologous structures in the body. Some people are just born with big ripped calves, some no matter how hard they work will just have skinny bird legs. It's much easier to get big arms, pecs, lats and delts.Looked all those videos up, and that looks like it would do it. I might try and incorporate that somehow into my lifting regimen.
It is my conviction He has not deceived us at all. Did Adam and Eve have a navel? NO, they did not! I can say this confidently not because I have special knowledge of the nature of Adam and Eve, but because I have special knowledge of the One who created Adam and Eve. The inspired Scriptures have revealed our Creator to us, and He is not a God who sets out to create a deception, an illusion, an appearance which is completely contrary to the truth. One could never trust such a God.
It's hard to get big forearms. Two things are very reliant on genetics, calves and forearms, and it makes sense as they are homologous structures in the body. Some people are just born with big ripped calves, some no matter how hard they work will just have skinny bird legs. It's much easier to get big arms, pecs, lats and delts.
I'd like to think that I have big calves, at least they're bigger than my friend's who works out a shit ton. Not sure about forearms.
My late uncle on my mom's side had broad shoulders and I feel that I get that from him. I mean amongst all the other members of the family I've got broader shoulders... compared to the big bulky steroid-injected buffalos I probably don't.
I saw this.
I Googled "Adam and Eve belly buttons"
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*For the record, I don't mind what religion anyone is. Believe in whatever you want.
If you treat your body like a sculpture you can get the desired proportions. It's all a question of how far are you willing to go to achieve results. I fall into the camp of bigger is not always better, but small isn't great either.
Here' a picture comparing Ronnie Coleman and Arnold in their primes. Notice the massive size of Coleman, the current trend in bodybuilding is huge legs and lats. I tend to think Arnold is better proportioned, with legs that don't rub together when you walk.
Jeremy Clarkson said:Let me put it this way ? this is like a body builder, right? Hugely impressive, but when you take it's trunks down it's Hello Mr Squir?
They look like freaks. Working out to get some def and be overall healthy is ok, but that above is weird.
Myself, I believe in gaining strength through work. My Grandfather picked up milk at farms in the 1920's. Imagine a man who is 5' 6" and slender built. Now imagine his hands and forearms are disproportionally large, from working. He would take the milk containers, the ones you NOW see on porches as decoration, and lift them up to the bed of the truck, four foot off the ground, two at a time, full of milk. That is maybe 100 pounds each?
Strength through work, my friends.
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Right-wing extremists tricked by 'Trojan' T-shirts
Hundreds of free T-shirts handed out at a weekend right-wing rock festival in the eastern German state of Thuringia contained a secret surprise. Upon washing, the original graphic faded to reveal a clandestine message.
German skinheads who took home free T-shirts after a music festival on Saturday were in for a big surprise.
The shirts, which bore a skull and crossbones symbol and the word 'Hardcore Rebels,' faded upon washing to reveal a hidden message: "What happened to your shirt can happen to you. We can help you break with right-wing extremism."
The T-shirts were the work of Exit Deutschland, a group that helps young people transition out of militant right-wing lifestyles.
"With these T-shirts we wanted to make ourselves known among right-wingers, especially amongst young ones who are not yet fully committed to the extreme right," said Exit founder Bernd Wagner.
About 250 of the shirts were distributed at the ninth edition of the Rock f?r Deutschland concert, in the town of Gera, in eastern Germany.
Around 600 neo-Nazis were in attendance at the concert, which is run by the extreme right-wing National Democratic Party.
There is no pricing for this, but since Alpha 10 is $64,000, it had to be anywhere from $90-120,000.
They look like freaks. Working out to get some def and be overall healthy is ok, but that above is weird.
Myself, I believe in gaining strength through work. My Grandfather picked up milk at farms in the 1920's. Imagine a man who is 5' 6" and slender built. Now imagine his hands and forearms are disproportionally large, from working. He would take the milk containers, the ones you NOW see on porches as decoration, and lift them up to the bed of the truck, four foot off the ground, two at a time, full of milk. That is maybe 100 pounds each?
Strength through work, my friends.
Sheriff's officials in northwestern Wisconsin say the bodies of an elderly woman and her son have been found in their home and that the mother may have been dead for years.
When a postal worker notified authorities that mail was uncollected at the rural Stone Lake home in Washburn County, deputies discovered the body of 67-year-old Michael Egan on a bedroom floor. Officials believe he may have been dead for at least a week. They also searched for Egan's mother, Elizabeth, without success. Ramsey County, Minn., Search and Rescue later joined the effort and the woman's remains were found on a couch under sleeping bags and plastic in June. The woman was last seen six years ago.
Investigators say the woman's Social Security checks were directly deposited into her bank account and that Michael Egan was using the account.
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We now have more information on the man who deputies say may have kept his dead mother in his home for years.
Washburn County Chief Deputy Mike Richter says Michael Egan died of natural causes and had never been in trouble with the law.
He says his mother, Elizabeth Egan, hadn?t been seen since 2005 and nobody reported her missing. He says the department can?t find any living relatives, so it appears no one knew that anything unusual was happening.
Richter says that Michael had sprayed some chemicals on her body, but the department does not know why. He also says the mother's body was essentially mummified.
He says no charges will be pursued since Michael has passed away.
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It could be a plot ripped straight out of a horror movie. A man lives with the remains of his mother, possibly for several years, inside this home.
Investigators are piecing together why the man might have been living with his mother's mummified body. But they won't get any answers from the son, because his body was also found in the house.
The area where Michael Egan and his mother lived is a very rural, quiet section of Washburn County. Wednesday we spoke with the Egan's mailman, who notified the sheriff's department that something seemed amiss.
Ed Gregory has been delivering mail along this road for more than 40 years. He knows most everyone in the area, including the now deceased Michael Egan.
?He kept pretty much to himself and he was pleasant to talk to, I never had a problem with him, we always had a little chat and then away I went,? Gregory tells us.
Michael told pretty much everyone, the mailman and his neighbors, that his ailing mother was in a wheelchair and that story seemed to sit alright with everyone, until Gregory noticed something odd one day.
?The only thing that tipped me off was the mail started piling up in the box and that never happened, I mean never happened in all the time they lived here and he never said he was going anywhere,? Gregory explains.
The gruesome details were discovered shortly after Gregory reported the oddity to the Washburn County Sheriff's Department. The details include Michael spraying chemicals on the body of his dead mother that essentially mummified her body onto a couch inside the house. She could have been that way for six years. Deputies say she was last seen in 2005. They found her about six weeks ago covered in sleeping bags and pieces of plastic.
?That's weird, how could anybody live in a house like that with somebody who had died, and who knows how long they had been dead,? neighbor Ellen Melton says.
Melton lives just down the road from the Egan?s and say's not only is she unsettled about what happened there, she's frustrated that it took six weeks to finally hear anything about it.