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#21
Nov 1 2014 11:19pm
Quote (CMBurns @ Nov 1 2014 11:41pm)
"I'm sorry, you must enter an ankle circumference between 6.8 and 12.3 inches"

My ankles are 13 inches. So I changed that stat down to 12.3.

"I'm sorry, you must enter a bodyfat percentage between 4.5% and 20.0%"

My bodyfat is more than 20% by quite a bit now, cause I never stopped stuffing my face. So I changed the bodyfat stat to 20%.



Height: 75 in Wrist: 9 in
Ankle: 12.3 in

Your estimated maximum muscular bodyweight at ~20% bodyfat is: 299.4 lbs

Your estimated maximum bulked bodyweight at ~20% bodyfat is: 311.4 lbs

Your estimated maximum muscular measurements (@ ~8%-10% bodyfat) are:

Chest: 56.9 in Biceps: 20.1 in
Forearms: 16.1 in  Neck: 19.6 in
Thighs: 30.6 in Calves: 20.5 in



I had way bigger measurements than those back in the day.


20 inch biceps.

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#22
Nov 2 2014 01:49am
Quote (PlaaD @ Nov 1 2014 10:26am)
Yes he is.


I thought he stopped?
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#23
Nov 2 2014 02:10am
Quote (CMBurns @ Nov 1 2014 09:41pm)
"I'm sorry, you must enter an ankle circumference between 6.8 and 12.3 inches"

My ankles are 13 inches. So I changed that stat down to 12.3.

"I'm sorry, you must enter a bodyfat percentage between 4.5% and 20.0%"

My bodyfat is more than 20% by quite a bit now, cause I never stopped stuffing my face. So I changed the bodyfat stat to 20%.



Height: 75 in Wrist: 9 in
Ankle: 12.3 in

Your estimated maximum muscular bodyweight at ~20% bodyfat is: 299.4 lbs

Your estimated maximum bulked bodyweight at ~20% bodyfat is: 311.4 lbs

Your estimated maximum muscular measurements (@ ~8%-10% bodyfat) are:

Chest: 56.9 in Biceps: 20.1 in
Forearms: 16.1 in  Neck: 19.6 in
Thighs: 30.6 in Calves: 20.5 in



I had way bigger measurements than those back in the day.


way bigger than 20in biceps and 20 in calves? christ.....
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#24
Nov 2 2014 03:05am
Quote (IAm_Carnage @ Nov 2 2014 02:10am)
way bigger than 20in biceps and 20 in calves? christ.....


It's burns.... http://forums.d2jsp.org/img.php?x=181238
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#25
Nov 2 2014 07:44am
Height: 78 in Wrist: 8 in
Ankle: 9.5 in

Your estimated maximum muscular bodyweight at ~15% bodyfat is: 264.6 lbs

Your estimated maximum bulked bodyweight at ~15% bodyfat is: 275.2 lbs

Your estimated maximum muscular measurements (@ ~8%-10% bodyfat) are:

Chest: 52.4 in Biceps: 19.3 in
Forearms: 15.4 in Neck: 18.8 in
Thighs: 27.3 in Calves: 18.3 in


Why they have my calves smaller than my biceps?? I'm guessing it has something to do with my ankle as I thought they were small as well when I measured. What is the difference between "bulked" bodyweight and "muscular" bodyweight I don't get it?
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#26
Nov 2 2014 09:32am
Quote (PlaaD @ Nov 1 2014 05:26pm)
Yes he is.


Ha, nooo waay. So am I. Signed up for our college team 3 months ago.

That shit's great fun.


And the girls :drool:

This post was edited by MGS4BestGameEverMade on Nov 2 2014 09:32am
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Nov 2 2014 11:26am
Yup and it requires a lot of strength and power. I've stopped both powerlifting and cheer until I heal.



This post was edited by Aube on Nov 2 2014 11:26am
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Nov 2 2014 11:26am
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Nov 2 2014 03:54pm
Quote (Aube @ Nov 2 2014 07:26pm)
Yup and it requires a lot of strength and power. I've stopped both powerlifting and cheer until I heal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjQoOB-09Ak


Ahh neat. Cheerleading's definitely more revolved around strength/power (well for the men it is) than any silly dancing or whatever people usually think you do when you say you're a cheerleader

Was about to make a "I've joined a cheerleadering team, come at me bros" thread :p


I'm still a noob though and struggle with toss hands on my own... Idk why I'm so weak in terms of cheer-leading


For instance, how come guys who do ~ 30kg * 8 shoulder db press can do a one hand cupie/awesome no problem

Yet I can do 42kg dumbbell shoulder press for 5-6 reps but struggle doing a two-handed cupie...

This post was edited by MGS4BestGameEverMade on Nov 2 2014 03:56pm
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Nov 2 2014 04:05pm
Quote (MGS4BestGameEverMade @ Nov 2 2014 05:54pm)
Ahh neat. Cheerleading's definitely more revolved around strength/power (well for the men it is) than any silly dancing or whatever people usually think you do when you say you're a cheerleader

Was about to make a "I've joined a cheerleadering team, come at me bros" thread :p


I'm still a noob though and struggle with toss hands on my own... Idk why I'm so weak in terms of cheer-leading


For instance, how come guys who do ~ 30kg * 8 shoulder db press can do a one hand cupie/awesome no problem

Yet I can do 42kg dumbbell shoulder press for 5-6 reps but struggle doing a two-handed cupie...



Those stabilizer muscles lulz. With experience you probably build a more solid foundation as a male cheerleader than someone who just lifts weights. So much random crap your body has to adapt to.
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