Aussie Bodybuilder Morph in the making

ozmuscle · #1 August 29th, 2004, 04:22 AM

Hi Guys

I am new to this forum and think its awesome. You guys are doing a great job here.

All these pics of massive, freaky muscle - nothing better. Just what I am trying to achieve.

Ever since I was really young, I have craved achieving this kind of freaky, inhuman muscular dvelopment.

I have recently moved to Sydney to really focus on it - and with the right training, diet, supplements and rest - the gains are happening.

I love nothing more than gaining serious muscle - and getting worshipped for it.

I love getting the compliments too - last nite for example - I went out in a tight singlet - and got worshipped by 3 different guys throughout the night. There is nothing better to drive me to achieve bigger and better gains all the time - it is really motivating.

I really get off on others getting off on my continual gains. If you want to become part of the picture - feel free to email me - [email protected].

My profile is at www.gaydar.com.au/ozmuscle1

Cheers
Ozmuscle

arpeejay · #2 August 29th, 2004, 06:21 AM

Great post, Ozmuscle, and thanks for the link! I especially liked the profile pic there -- many of us around here are fans of HSMuscleboy's work!

I think you should post pix here. You'd have a built in fan base!

xoxo

Richard

brent · #3 August 29th, 2004, 01:00 PM

Welcome to the forum, I can't wait to watch your progress. I wish that you could give us a pic, or some stats, or some indicator of where you currently are. Also, for my fellow Americans, a singlet is a tank-top.
Welcome to the forum, I hope you will be an active member.
Brent.

#4 August 29th, 2004, 06:09 PM

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Originally Posted by brent

.. Also, for my fellow Americans, a singlet is a tank-top.
Welcome to the forum, I hope you will be an active member.
Brent...

Ah,... OK, so what is a "wife beater"???

glammaman2000 · #5 August 29th, 2004, 06:29 PM

is an unbelievably vulgar expression.when i was younger,they were called"guinea T's"which is also vulgar,but i'm Italian&didn't care:so i guess it's OK.

RadRx · #6 August 29th, 2004, 09:18 PM

I thought a singlet was that one-piece shorts/tank top combo worn by wrestlers.

Depending the on the type of shorts, it could also be a unitard or bodysuit (they actually made them for men in the early 90's).

brent · #7 August 30th, 2004, 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by RadRx

I thought a singlet was that one-piece shorts/tank top combo worn by wrestlers...

You are right, that is the American definition of a singlet. However, since he is from OZ, I figured he meant a tank-top.

As for the term, "wife-beater" I refuse to use that term. My mother's husband before my biological father was abusive, and I was raised to find that to be an awful term. However, many people seem to use it as a term for those tight, think, tank-top-like undershirts.

ozmuscle · #8 November 10th, 2004, 12:51 AM

G'day guys

Sorry I have been off the air a bit.

Got run down as a pedestrian by a 4WD a couple of weeks ago - was scary for a while - almost lost the use of my left arm.

Thank God it is recovering now - but will have to take a few weeks off training.

I am glad I wasn't killed - even happier that I can soon get back to training.

The incident has only strengthened my resolve to become one of Australia's best muscle dudes.

Any advice related to improving my recovery/scar tissue around my left elbow would be really appreciated. The better/faster I do that - the faster I can become the MUSCLE FREAK I desire to become.

Cheers for now and thanks for the kind words dudes.

OZMUSCLE
[email protected]

www.gaydar.com.au/ozmuscle1

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Originally Posted by brent

You are right, that is the American definition of a singlet. However, since he is from OZ, I figured he meant a tank-top.

As for the term, "wife-beater" I refuse to use that term. My mother's husband before my biological father was abusive, and I was raised to find that to be an awful term. However, many people seem to use it as a term for those tight, think, tank-top-like undershirts.

ottomun6 · #9 November 11th, 2004, 12:37 PM

Welcome back Oz,
Glad to hear you didn't go to that big barbell rack in the sky.
While you are recovering, think big and strong. Just remember there are a lot of bodybuilders that got back up to speed in a shorter time period than regular folk.
Keep healing

ozmuscle · #10 December 18th, 2004, 06:46 AM

Thanks Ottomun - you are right - the extra muscle did act as a bit of padding and without it the accident may have been more dangerous.

Getting my strength back and loking forward to stacking on heaps of serious muscle.

My aim - to achieve AT LEAST the incredible development of Eddie Moyzan.

Talk soon
ozmuscle

brent · #11 December 18th, 2004, 11:17 AM

OZ, it's great that you're on the mend. Are you working out again, already? Don't worry about the scarring, you can't do anything about it (as far as I know) and a few scares are sexy. Scares show that you have lived your life, and that life has left it's mark on you. Also, I noticed that hottie boys ask about scars... Just be glad that you are still with the living, and think of a scar as a tattoo that you earned through pain.

ottomun6 · #12 December 18th, 2004, 12:39 PM

Yup! and Brent KNOWS first hand about having a scar or two.
However there are a few things to lessen the visibility of a scar: Mederma, and if you look around the health store, there are a few natural scar softeners. I don't know if there is anything in the world of laser therapy, but I imagine there probably will be one day soon.
P.S. Eddie Moyzan?!?...the man is a walking pile of bricks! If you would have had the accident at his size, I think the 4WD would have been the one the one needing a doctor!

brent · #13 December 18th, 2004, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by ottomun6

Yup! and Brent KNOWS first hand about having a scar or two.
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Yeah, I sort of skinned most of the skin off of my left tricep going down an Alpine slide back in July of 2003. Then there was the more recent incident... Plus I seem to get minor little scars all the time. In fact today, I closed my left ring finger in a "safe" A-frame ladder (me and ladders...) 2 days ago, I was putting some boxes that were maybe 30 pounds (about 12 kg.) up high, and one fell on my head. The guy I was working with freaked out, and was like, "That didn't fall on the bad side of your head did it?" When I told him it did, he started totally freaking out. I told him that you just can't let the petty stuff keep you down, and the major stuff is why they invented skull staples!

He said that I reminded him of the Terminator in T2, I take a pounding, and just get back up for more. However, I think that's how life is, you roll with the punches, and if one takes you down, you just get up for more.

As for minimizing scarring, I think you're nuts. I'm sure you paid dearly for that scar with pain. Why not keep the sexy scar on you for as long as you can? I do think that MSM is good for healing wounds like that though.

ozmuscle · #14 June 10th, 2005, 02:46 AM

G'day guys

Long time no talk - all going well - just wanted to log in and say G'day.

Been busy wth new job and training. Got a new trainng partner too so all going great guns.

think I am getting back on track - whilst still puny at 5' 7" 185lbs, (170cms 83kgs) I think things are getting back on track.

Bumped into some friends I hadn't seen for almost a year - one stared at my arms - saying "man you've been working out! Check out those veins - dang!!"

Met up with a dude off the net - said he was big time into muscle worship so we met at a local bar this week. He made strip down just to a T-shirt and do a few poses for him. Even though we were in a bar - I still obliged

It's good to be back. Keep up the good work guys. This forum always manages to inspire me.

jdhdawg · #15 June 10th, 2005, 02:56 AM

Congratulations, mate! at 5'7", 185...you're far from puny. Evidently, others are enjoying your size, too. Keep up the good work and shoot a picture sometime.

brent · #16 June 10th, 2005, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by ozmuscle

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Met up with a dude off the net - said he was big time into muscle worship so we met at a local bar this week. He made strip down just to a T-shirt and do a few poses for him. Even though we were in a bar - I still obliged

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I'm glad exhibitionism is alive and well outside the US too!

vlad · #17 June 12th, 2005, 02:20 AM

on a somewhat unrelated note, why exactly does Australia have the nickname "OZ"? I think it's a good one, but I've always wondered why. hope you get better from your injuries and get bigger!

RadRx · #18 June 12th, 2005, 03:18 AM

I think it comes from a softer pronunciation of the 's.' Isn't their slang for mosquito 'mozzie' as well?

Kind of unfair that they get one of the longest names of the populated continents and don't have a different country name, so why not shorten it?

glammaman2000 · #19 June 13th, 2005, 02:03 PM

...believe me,the name fits!I was only in Sydney&the Blue Mountains;but the place is beautiful,the food is GREAT!,the men are HOT(&friendly!)&at night;sitting at a cafe in Darling Harbor;the lights over the skyscrapers attract flocks of circling birds.....if you ever get the chance to go....

brent · #20 June 13th, 2005, 03:37 PM

I have to agree with Glamma. I've only been to Perth, but these people party 'til dawn nearly every night. It's a great & beautiful country. I think of it as a mix of the best of Canada & New Zealand, only with better weather!

buckley_heath · #21 July 29th, 2005, 05:33 AM

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Originally Posted by vlad

on a somewhat unrelated note, why exactly does Australia have the nickname "OZ"? I think it's a good one, but I've always wondered why. hope you get better from your injuries and get bigger!

Yeah, I'm thinking it's more likely an abbreviation of an abbreviation... of an abbreviation!

Australia... Aussie... Ozzie... Oz

What can I say?! Us Aussies are well known for our abbreviations!

H.