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The Mountain
by SciFi Chick » Wed Aug 20, 2014 7:10 pm
Wow. To be this strong and still look fat. Also, big head much?
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Re: The Mountain
by cid » Wed Aug 27, 2014 4:37 am
SciFi Chick wrote:Wow. To be this strong and still look fat. Also, big head much?
Key word here is "look". All that muscle has to fit inside -- and how tall is he anyway?
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Re: The Mountain
by Cyborg Girl » Wed Feb 18, 2015 6:01 pm
Not sure what the video was? But, if it's what I think, this image I stumbled across today might explain it:
It would make sense physiologically. There is a reason we have sheets of fat, muscle, and cartilage across our abdomens.
Related anecodote: the last Tai Chi studio I went to, the head instructor looked like that; he was about 5' 8'', and had a waist like a tree trunk. My dad described pushing hands with him as "like pushing against an oak tree."
It would make sense physiologically. There is a reason we have sheets of fat, muscle, and cartilage across our abdomens.
Related anecodote: the last Tai Chi studio I went to, the head instructor looked like that; he was about 5' 8'', and had a waist like a tree trunk. My dad described pushing hands with him as "like pushing against an oak tree."
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Re: The Mountain
by grapes » Wed Feb 18, 2015 8:50 pm
SciFi Chick wrote:Wow. To be this strong and still look fat. Also, big head much?
Low def, but you see that one handed lift around the one-minute mark? I discovered that in jr high, and tho I was the skinny weakling who could barely do half of what the other guys were lifting with two hands, I could almost raise as much with one hand. Unfortunately, I couldn't resist showing them how, then they could lift even more.
Gullible Jones wrote:Not sure what the video was? But, if it's what I think, this image I stumbled across today might explain it:
That graphic may over-simplify. There have been plenty of Mr Universes who could lift and move massive amounts
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