- Apr 20, 2010
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I'd feel anorexic if I got under 200lbs. But congrats.
You look kinda like the dude who plays Steve Newlin on True Blood (more so in the second photo).
Check out his iMDb.
This is who people link me to a lot:
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0918334/
I never worried much about muscle gain myself because I don't want to continue to have to work out just to maintain it. I saw this guy the other day that obviously used to hit the gym... His man-tits were sagging so much he needed to wear a bro.
I've also had a few coworkers that bulked up to have it turn to fat after they got busy with life....family, different job hours, etc...
Weight training is great, but watch those crazy powders and shakes....make sure they're balanced and only take in the calories if you plan on burning them.
I never worried much about muscle gain myself because I don't want to continue to have to work out just to maintain it. I saw this guy the other day that obviously used to hit the gym... His man-tits were sagging so much he needed to wear a bro.
I've also had a few coworkers that bulked up to have it turn to fat after they got busy with life....family, different job hours, etc...
Weight training is great, but watch those crazy powders and shakes....make sure they're balanced and only take in the calories if you plan on burning them.
I never worried much about muscle gain myself because I don't want to continue to have to work out just to maintain it. I saw this guy the other day that obviously used to hit the gym... His man-tits were sagging so much he needed to wear a bro.
I've also had a few coworkers that bulked up to have it turn to fat after they got busy with life....family, different job hours, etc...
Weight training is great, but watch those crazy powders and shakes....make sure they're balanced and only take in the calories if you plan on burning them.
