Bodybuilders?

musclegod300 · #1 September 18th, 2007, 04:10 PM

Just Wondering How many of You Are actually bodybuilders, or have ever competed?

(Oh and Who else Likes a nice bubble butt)

achilles · #2 September 19th, 2007, 10:27 PM

Well there are quite a few of us here working on blowing up to immense proportions in real life ourselves. But I suspect you're really asking, how many folk here are competitive bodybuilders! I'd be curious to know myself.

I'm entering my first contest in 2008 - suspect I'll drop by and let folk here know how I did afterwards :-)

TheMM · #3 September 19th, 2007, 10:29 PM

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Originally Posted by achilles

Well there are quite a few of us here working on blowing up to immense proportions in real life ourselves. But I suspect you're really asking, how many folk here are competitive bodybuilders! I'd be curious to know myself.

I'm entering my first contest in 2008 - suspect I'll drop by and let folk here know how I did afterwards :-)

You'd better Achiles...or else we'd be forced to......do stuff to you ya genetically lucky bastard.

Especially if you ever wanna see Fluffy again! *holds up small dog*

glammaman2000 · #4 September 20th, 2007, 02:10 PM

... a few times. Usually "drug-free" contests. I've competed in the last 4 Gay Games & medalled 3 out of 4 times. I'm pretty damn old now & with my new job I'm lucky if I get to the gym on weekends. It's been fun, though.

RoidBoy · #5 September 21st, 2007, 05:19 AM

BB here, at least workout this much (around 20-25h a week). And this site is just for my inspiration, think near impossible to get at least big. And hmm... no natural. But do also some other sports. To contests: I hate them, I am not the type for being on stage, go this low in bf with extreme dieting, just try to stay low with my own diet.

musclebaz · #6 September 21st, 2007, 03:43 PM

Well I compete in competitions at the age of 60. I came first in the Mr. Anglia over 50's about two months ago and i am preparing for the Novice Mr. Britain in November.

arpeejay · #7 September 21st, 2007, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by RoidBoy

BB here, at least workout this much (around 20-25h a week). And this site is just for my inspiration, think near impossible to get at least big. And hmm... no natural. But do also some other sports. To contests: I hate them, I am not the type for being on stage, go this low in bf with extreme dieting, just try to stay low with my own diet.

I hope you'll do us a favor and post pix someday, Roidboy. 6'4" tall and 286 lbs. at least than 10% bodyfat is quite amazing, especially for someone as young as you are!

All the best & xoxo...

Richard

DaBigGuy1 · #8 September 21st, 2007, 11:12 PM

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Originally Posted by musclegod300

Just Wondering How many of You Are actually bodybuilders, or have ever competed?

(Oh and Who else Likes a nice bubble butt)

But have been asked several times if I had, have been told that I should, and have been talked about as being a bodybuilder. Does it mean that I am one? Who knows....all I know is that I do appreciate the compliments that come with building big muscles.

As far as competing, that is iffy....the thought of the preparation is daunting as I hear that it (spelled D-I-E-T) can be a killer!

Ron IIII----IIII

inflated · #9 September 22nd, 2007, 08:56 AM

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Originally Posted by DaBigGuy1

But have been asked several times if I had, have been told that I should, and have been talked about as being a bodybuilder. Does it mean that I am one? Who knows....all I know is that I do appreciate the compliments that come with building big muscles.

As far as competing, that is iffy....the thought of the preparation is daunting as I hear that it (spelled D-I-E-T) can be a killer!

Ron IIII----IIII

I competed in a small contest at my university years ago, but the dieting was not any fun. I have people telling me all the time I should compete, but I would rather train for size, and the sheer joy of it. Competing becomes a job and I already have one of those.

sashaChile · #10 October 17th, 2007, 02:59 PM

I am far from being a Bodybuilder but I've always wondered how does it feel to be in a pump room, to get naked, to wear a competition trunk and how does it feel to be under the spotlights being cheered by the crowd!
Maybe one of you should write a story about this...

suma · #11 October 19th, 2007, 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by arpeejay

I hope you'll do us a favor and post pix someday, Roidboy. 6'4" tall and 286 lbs. at least than 10% bodyfat is quite amazing, especially for someone as young as you are!

All the best & xoxo...

Richard

I 2nd arpeejay's request, Roidboy we'd love to see some pics, huge Swiss muscle

hoosierlifter · #12 October 19th, 2007, 04:57 PM

I don't really consider myself to be a bodybuilder in the sense of every competing. I lift between 3 and 5 days a week, depending on my schedule and I have started running on the same days. Run at noon and lift in the evenings. It's working out well, I have lost almost 10# in the last 3 months. I'm pretty comfortable with my size at 6'2" 233#, but I wouldn't mind upping my measurements a little. Like Tito Raymond once said in an interview "bodybuilding is a marathon not a sprint". Keep pumping my iron brothers.

dallasmsl · #13 October 20th, 2007, 04:23 AM

I've competed. I plan on competing again even at the age of 48. I'll be 49 next year and working on building up my legs and I am making progress. Look out 50!