Message from @ManAnimal
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Consistency is the key. Anyone with a diet / workout regime can build muscle.
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Bone structure forms in teen years. You can widen your shoulders then
Bones respond to exercises
you can widen but not broaden
After 25 years of age... what you have you have for life
It is a crime to not do sports as a teen
Crime against the future self
Awe shit
buddy of mine is my age; he's like 5'2; asain, puts up like 395 lbs
It's time boys
Not really. Had a few colleagues put on 30 pounds of muscle after 25 - granted over a 3 year timespan
But true, it’s *alot* harder to develop later on in life
he STILL looks 'small' in comparison to me spending half the time if not less at the gym
he'd ripped but MASS isn't something his body is wired for
some guys just put on mass way easier
that isn't muscle though
or rather, not NEW muscle
@Mersenne Didn't say impossible - some people are blessed with the athlete gene that works at any age.
Most people though will not have bones that respond to training after 25
your frame doesn't change
Tall guys also have harder time reaching same strength as short guys
It's because of lever
but an easier time putting on mass and toning up
The longer the bones the more sheer muscle mass you need to actuate said bone
Toning is pure dedication to a no-fat diet and exercise. Just don’t be a pussy and dehydrate yourself to become vascular.
Deciding between a old walkman or a new one
i don't have to work nearly as hard to LOOk like I worked twice as hard as someone with a different build
New one. Old Walkman skip.
walkman?
Motors wear out pretty consistently after a decade
didn't those go out of style in the 80s?
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but.. motors?
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you realy ARE talking about a 'walkman'
80s / 90s. Truthfully you’ll get better quality and quantity of music with something new - but I figure you’re looking for retro
only thing you need motors for is tape