100m sprinter Harry Aikines from the UK has a natural myostatin deficiency disorder which causes an overgrowth of muscles.

Good example of this would be Anthony Joshua.

https://www.instagram.com/anthonyjoshua/

Anthony Joshua does yoga and still has 19 inch biceps.

That would be cool to grow like Joshua.

Do high reps which is basically like a beginners weight lifting program for naturals.

Do yoga. Eat whatever you want. Pretend that you're working out hard and that it's all hard work.

And NOT actually from a myostatin deficiency disorder that causes an over-growth of muscles naturally.

Sounds like an easy way out.

Joshua could probably do the Herschel Walker 2,100 pushups a day program and still have 19 inch biceps.

Wait. My bad.

I didn't phrase that correctly.

Joshua could probably do the dumb Herschel Walker 2,100 pushups a day, 2,100 situps per day, and then 2,103 pullups a day program and still have 19 inch biceps.

You know because high reps is the best program out there.

How to reduce miostatin naturally?

John_James_413 wrote:

Wait. My bad.

I didn't phrase that correctly.

Joshua could probably do the dumb Herschel Walker 2,100 pushups a day, 2,100 situps per day, and then 2,103 pullups a day program and still have 19 inch biceps.

You know because high reps is the best program out there.

You seem to be a disturbed person

Does he have 3D shoulders?

John_James_413 wrote:

https://athleticsweekly.com/featured/harry-aikines-aryeetey-potential-locked-in-muscles-52851/

I love how hard they worked to get his name onto that racing singlet.

[quote]John_James_413 wrote:

List your top 30 favorite NFL players that you think have a natural myostatin deficiency disorder...

Why would I do that? You want everybody to just list 30 random NFL players?

I always wonder how Aikines-Areetey could have developed in the NCAA system. World Youth Champion in 100 and 200 back in 2006, so much potential. The same as Mark Lewis-Francis. Britain has been quite good at finding decent young sprint talent and then turning them into mediocre senior athletes. At least Dina Asher-Smith has bucked that trend

You gullible fools....

The muscles are from steroids...

Do you believe everything these liars tell you?

burritos

toothpaste

booze

oxtail soup

pork from a boar

massage cream

suppliments

etc...etc...

runnerboy70 wrote:

You gullible fools....

The muscles are from steroids...

Do you believe everything these liars tell you?

burritos

toothpaste

booze

oxtail soup

pork from a boar

massage cream

suppliments

etc...etc...

And you're an idiot. Harry A-A has been over-muscled since he was a teenager. His appearance has barely changed and he's had injury problems throughout his career because of it. People using PEDs don't get injured, that's why they use them genius.

Now go for a long run and stop making stupid comments.

This is one condition that popped up in early discussions about gene-doping. If this condition could be created in people using gene therapy you get huge guys (and women). It would work because there seem to be no side effects to having the condition at least naturally. Manipulating genes might lead to some negative side effects.

3D shoulders

questliven wrote:

How to reduce miostatin naturally?

If you do yoga like Anthony Joshua and a beginners program of high reps then you can get 19 inch biceps too. Yay.

Joshua is like so tough. Plus he likes lions and lions are like the toughest animal. Yay.

Here's Joshuas latest instagram post doing yoga pushups.

Yay. Such an athlete. So strong and so tough.

You know because it wouldn't be because he has a natural myostatin deficiency disorder that causes an overgrowth of muscles naturally. No nevermind that.

He's like on the best yoga workout program of high reps and light weight. That's why he's so strong. Yay.

You know because normally doing high reps is for beginners. But NOT for Joshua. He will grow under any condition. No matter what. Yay. High reps or low reps he will still have 19 inch biceps.

Yay.

The hell you mean PED users don't get injured?? Tendon wise they are the most susceptible to injury and much more. Besides, if he actually had a myostatin deficiency, the pictures that exist online from when he was a child he would be jacked (you can look up photos of kids with the deficiency and compare the two). He is obviously on steroids, looks like after years of training and not being able to break any records compared to other sprinters he straight up started lifting more and juicing to be able to sell his supplements. Look at his Instagram and tell us we are wrong...