For the cocaine snorting

He’s holding someone’s hand

I'm not a bodybuilder. However, two of my family's closest friends were competitive Natural Olympia bodybuilders.

Bodybuilding is not healthy for you, long-term, even without abusing steroids (which was the practice my friends did in pursuing this art form - yes, it is an art form).

The way they explained it was that in the 'off-season', focus was put toward gaining and maintaining mass, which put tremendous stress on ligaments and tendons. Inevitably, knee and hip surgery, or even back surgery was in their future, even if they were careful (and they were).

During the competition season, focus shifts to losing dangerous amounts of body fat. Competition requirements for men are different than women's condition reqs, largely because of natural body fat distribution. It still gets dangerously low, to the point where metabolism, cognition, memory, reflex, coordination, sleep, mood, all of that starts taking a hit. Not to mention, to get the kind of striation the person on the left is showing requires deliberate dehydration.

In the off-season? He could probably lift a car if he had to (and spend weeks babying his rotator cuff because those tendons aren't meant to handle that kind of pull force). On-season? You could knock him over with a stiff breeze.

My friends eventually retired when they were in their 30s, because they both wanted to be able to have biological children. They're doing great, they have two very cute daughters.

If you're asking if a high level bodybuilder is strong, the answer is absolutely yes. That guy will bench press 400 pounds for reps .

If you're asking whether their strength to weight ratio is the highest a human can get them the answer is no, not even particularly close. Turns out that the exercise approach you need to achieve hypertrophy (muscle soze growth) is different from what you need to achieve strength gains, though they're obviously related.

Plus Timmy's dick likely works way way better.

It's simplified (because i forgot the details) but basically, they are mostly the initial kind that needs more space and didn't get replaced with the effective kind. This also only happens to that extent, if you help it with chemicals.

The Germans have a saying for people like this. "Too strong to walk."

Definitely a combination of multiple things that are probably banned today.

Yes, but no, but he took too much.

plus all the peds they are taking. the dehydration can kill them too from the diuertics.

Plus loads and loads of gear

Nah, that face doesn't go away. And that hairline ain't coming back.

Markus Rühl retired at 39, due to a nasty pectoral tear that couldn't be fixed well enough to compete.

He's 54 now.

He's already 54 and still kicking https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Markus_R%C3%BChl

his testicles are raisins.

apparently they also use diuertics to keep them dry so the muscles will be more pronounced when showing. dehydration, it also messes with thier sodium and magneiusm in thier blood.

Is it the one on the right?

Square jaw, square head. Probably a gap in the front teeth thats fits a Volkswagen Polo

That's... not how it works.

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