EPTEG welcomes Puma; Idra and Incontrol benchpressing - Page 21
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Shucks!
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smokeyhoodoo
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neobowman
Canada3324 Posts
On August 27 2011 01:08 Joseph123 wrote: hahahahaa I can only tell you that 3% bodyfat is like the absolute minimum and the bodybuilders from Mr.O. are around that..  I would bet 15-20%Bruce Lee. Probably like 1% | ||
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QurtStarcraft
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Absolutionn
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osoup
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oncearunner
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On August 25 2011 01:28 The_PhaCe wrote: These are both great videos, but I doubt whether its worth it to make a thread every time EG do something like this. For those of you who havent already seen the videos, make sure to follow EG on twitter (@EvilGeniuses). I love the footage taken from inside the practice house, that place is a place worthy of such nerd ballers Who are you to decide what is threadworthy and what isnt? I swear every nerd on Teamliquid thinks everyone else wants to hear their opinion. You have no say on the matter so its best to enjoy the videos and keep your comments to yourself. Thanks, Everyone else | ||
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oncearunner
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On August 27 2011 14:01 osoup wrote: Are you loosing movement speed by getting these muscles, its probably possible to be fast with it, but the fastest? In track, muscles move faster than fat (obviously) and alot of the fastest sprinters have a large amount of muscle on them. In football, muscle can impede the motion of the arms thus making muscles somewhat of a restraint for quarterbacks (see Peyton Manning versus that former Notre Dame QB that blows [i forget his name]). The working out helps to relieve stress and keep things in perspective for them, very healthy. PS, 435 is damn impressive. 255 is very respectable, and 205 is in the 200s so not bad. | ||
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yeaitooted
United States51 Posts
You would die at 1%. As said 3% is where Mr.O is at and you wont be able to sustain that for long periods of time only there during showtime. | ||
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elgranbasio
United States39 Posts
But then, my main motivation for working out is to be a better footballer, and not get muscled off the ball :D I can't imagine having too much stamina or being very quick or agile if I were Geoff's size, but who knows. | ||
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susySquark
United States1692 Posts
On August 27 2011 14:35 yeaitooted wrote: You would die at 1%. As said 3% is where Mr.O is at and you wont be able to sustain that for long periods of time only there during showtime. Yup yup. Fat's needed for nerves, kidneys, and a bunch of other things necessary for standing and breathing. | ||
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Jcuervo
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On_Slaught
United States12190 Posts
On August 27 2011 14:40 Jcuervo wrote: Shouldnt they be training to get better at sc2 instead of always being winless in pool play? Hey now.. + Show Spoiler + Machine won a series in pool play vs Haypro | ||
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PrimeTimey
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Kuja
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GLiscor
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Azera
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Serimek
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Aragos
France182 Posts
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Keone
United States812 Posts
On August 27 2011 14:35 yeaitooted wrote: You would die at 1%. As said 3% is where Mr.O is at and you wont be able to sustain that for long periods of time only there during showtime. Dead wrong. I hope this article puts all your ignorant guesses to rest. Presenting a woman with basically 0% body fat. Very unfortunate but a surprising and inspiring story. http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3033310/4st-Lizzie-eats-every-15-mins.html | ||
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