You can see every blood vessel. The epitome of efficiency:
You can see every blood vessel. The epitome of efficiency:
Start by picking the right set of grandparents...
damn that doesn't look right!
Wow - best science Nike can buy!
NO CHANCE at a medal in London!
I feel a little more homosexual for having looked at that picture.
Think that boy needs to do a bit of upperbody work. I know he is a distance runner but still....
HugeKickingHorse wrote:
The epitome of efficiency:
Try epitome of thyroid supplementation.
And leg-shaving.
he looks deathly ill, he needs some meat on them bones
you don't have to be a world class runner, check out the vascularity in the first 20 seconds
jefferson was a sub 4 min miler in college. but its genetics and low bodyfat.
No amount of training will get you those.
That is genetics.
I have a friend who I have beaten in every event from the 800 to the marathon...he has some very "veiny" legs and I have one small vein visible near my both of my shins. If you have us stand next to each other, nobody would guess that I am faster.
130 miles per week
I don't wear my shorts that high. I wear them low so my Illiac Crest shows. Is that too low?
Hahaha... Obsessive distance runners are the only people in the world who would think that was even remotely attractive or desirable.
My question is more about guys like George Hincapie who have those disgusting snake-looking veins in their legs:
http://road198.oneninety8llc.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/george-hincapie-086.jpg
WTF is that about and how do I avoid getting them? I know you will also say PEDs, but what really causes that shit?
Oh :-( don't bash on George H! He has bad varicose veins. I think those are mostly inherited, but exacerbated by excessive exercise. (Luckily none of us do that ...) Anyway, last year or so George said he was going to get his leg repaired after he retired. So anytime now ...
It is a product of how the picture was taken
People who do not store much fat subcutaneously tend to store more fat internally around vital organs (heart, liver, etc.). In the long run, people with this genetic fat distribution pattern have more issues with heart disease and other conditions related to having too much fat around their internal organs.
Do a ton of aerobic work.
Precious Roy wrote:
People who do not store much fat subcutaneously tend to store more fat internally around vital organs (heart, liver, etc.). In the long run, people with this genetic fat distribution pattern have more issues with heart disease and other conditions related to having too much fat around their internal organs.
Care to cite scientific evidence?
