Subway Surfers Addiction wrote:
Bodybuilders Who Run Marathons wrote:
Everytime I see that photo I freak out! Look at those freaking delts, biceps & quads! ? I wouldn't want to meet this guy in a dark alley!
I'd be surprised if he doesn't start in the Expendables 4.
They don't need any more "good for age" entrants in that particular film series.
This guy's face looks like the Hulkster's
Imnodope wrote:
Smoove wrote:
lots of firefighters would swim at the pool where I worked. For them, fitness was a lifestyle and they did it all year round. For many, they even do it while at work as there was a lot of downtime between calls.
They're too busy planning their next blaze. The firehouse is full of arsonists and everyone knows it but Smoove.
+2
Volunteer ?fighters start fires when they need some extra ?. Arson investigators say they are the first suspects in suspicious onrs, but they do save a lot of cellars.
Full time firefighters fight boredom by fighting each other and working out and jerking off.
Flagpole wrote:
DC Wonk wrote:
He didn't cheat -- has a long list of races in the past three years, with some good times, but really, do you think this guy at 50+ looks normal?
http://club.runthrough.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/GG-4.jpgI'm over 50, and my biceps are bigger.
That is the least believable statement ever in the history of this website.
Fake tan too
Mr fake wrote:
Fake tan too
How can you tell? Maybe they have tanning beds at the fire stations?
aa wrote:
Somewhat related:
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/apr/24/why-there-are-more-gym-supplements-in-a-london-fatberg-than-cocaine-and-mdma
This is a link from the above article. I didn't think that many Brits would be into roids that much. They seem too sophisticated for that. ?
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2018/jan/21/up-to-a-million-britons-use-steroids-for-looks-not-sportSorry, did Mark Twight eventually climb anything hard?
Flagpole wrote:
DC Wonk wrote:
He didn't cheat -- has a long list of races in the past three years, with some good times, but really, do you think this guy at 50+ looks normal?
http://club.runthrough.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/GG-4.jpgI'm over 50, and my biceps are bigger.
Prove it.
Porkie wrote:
Full time firefighters fight boredom by fighting each other and working out and jerking off.
Clearly an untapped letsrun audience.
Lets Tell It Like It Is wrote:
Masters&JohnsonAthlete wrote:
2. Muscle mass can be maintained as a distance runner. But most elites don't carry the upper body mass for performance reasons outside of Webb and Cabral. Cabral has ridiculous lats for a steepler. Men in their 50s and 60s can build and maintain muscle. Most men just choose not to or have let their bodies decay for so long it's impossible. I'm in my mid 40s and am more jacked than 90 percent of guys at my gym. I've just never let myself go for too long.
Neither Webb nor Cabral are that big. Webb is listed as 5-9, 145 & Cabral at 5-10, 150. However, regardless of their musclarity, both are/were carrying probably a little too much weight; Cabral's 8:19.42 steeple PB is something like 2500th all-time fastest. Webb's 3:30.54 is only 150th all-time and he never could make that jump into Olympic/WC medal winner. ☝️ If you look at the world class steeplechasers & 1500 guys winning Olympic & WC medals they're are downright diminutive & frail looking! Added bulk ain't going to cut it in distance running...nothing new there.
At what distance during the race was this taken? He looks severely dehydrated since in other pics he doesn’t appear nearly as ripped.
You people make assumptions and assertions based on your limited perceptions. Your comparisons to firefighters showd just how ridiculous this thread has become.
You are all a bunch of ignorant sluts.
C0l0rado wrote:
Sorry, did Mark Twight eventually climb anything hard?
No, Twight never climbed anything hard. He certainly did some extreme hiking that required endurance, sleep deprivation, hunger, and cuddling with his bros so as to avoid frostbite. And all that might be admirable and make for interesting reading, but it has nothing in common with climbing, much less climbing something like a 5.14 or V14.
He is pretty good at long winded diatribes also,
no false alarm wrote:
Porkie wrote:
Full time firefighters fight boredom by fighting each other and working out and jerking off.
Clearly an untapped letsrun audience.
Ha ha, excellent - well played Sir ?
Twight? wrote:
C0l0rado wrote:
Sorry, did Mark Twight eventually climb anything hard?
No, Twight never climbed anything hard. He certainly did some extreme hiking that required endurance, sleep deprivation, hunger, and cuddling with his bros so as to avoid frostbite. And all that might be admirable and make for interesting reading, but it has nothing in common with climbing, much less climbing something like a 5.14 or V14.
He is pretty good at long winded diatribes also,
As Conrad Anker said, " As Conrad Anker once confided in me when I caught him climbing at a local sport crag, “Anyone can slog up a mountain. This shlt’s hard!” And if you don't know who Anker is, don't be commenting on climbing versus mountaineering.
Kinda sad that this roid abuser is getting more media attention than the winners from this race.
Having had a bit of time to think about this, I would bet that he is using.
He’s just another guy who was fast when young, and was too mentally weak to handle the natural aging process.
BTW the most egregious masters user where I am is either a cop or fireman, I forget which. One reason I don’t do masters track is so that i don’t have to associate with losers like that, how depressing and boring that would be.
Instead, I associate with different types of losers?
Dan Aykroyd wrote:
He looks severely dehydrated since in other pics he doesn’t appear nearly as ripped.
You mean like this one?:
https://justpaste.it/53jnlYou're right about the "sluts" though. wrote:
Dan Aykroyd wrote:
He looks severely dehydrated since in other pics he doesn’t appear nearly as ripped.
You mean like this one?:
https://justpaste.it/53jnl
The scrawny kid in the background of that photo is the perfect juxtaposition: "That old guy looks like he might be having a heart attack?"
Harhar wrote:
You're right about the "sluts" though. wrote:
You mean like this one?:
https://justpaste.it/53jnlThe scrawny kid in the background of that photo is the perfect juxtaposition: "That old guy looks like he might be having a heart attack?"
+1
Yikes!...this guy is a beast! I can't get can't over the size of those delts! Those delts are what you see on some of these world-class top sprinters - I bet Gatlin would be impressed!
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