bulk cycle

[cdan24]

haha yeah the poses are pretty bad lol Ill be making a trip to my trainer for some 1 on 1 posing lessons soon lol It is pretty crazy how different the poses are but also how by just turning the leg one way it makes this part pop more etc and even though your flexing your bis you have to flex your legs to show off your strengths or weaknesses. its like back to square one posing wise etc but my ultimate goal is to be in the high 280s-300 in the offseason so there will obviously be change along the way

 

[all4muscle]

haha yeah the poses are pretty bad lol Ill be making a trip to my trainer for some 1 on 1 posing lessons soon lol It is pretty crazy how different the poses are but also how by just turning the leg one way it makes this part pop more etc and even though your flexing your bis you have to flex your legs to show off your strengths or weaknesses. its like back to square one posing wise etc but my ultimate goal is to be in the high 280s-300 in the offseason so there will obviously be change along the way

Your honesty and humbleness is a breath of fresh air. Your a great fit with Paxton and our beliefs. I love seeing your willingness to do what it it takes . Your positive attitude and desire to learn. Showing that this shit is difficult and an inside look at your learning process. Thank you for allowing us to watch your journey . If I/we can help in any way don't hesitate to ask. Keep up the great work and info.

 

[TSizemore]

Well put All4!!! You really don't see this kind of attitude very often...most of the time it's " I'm gonna be the biggest, ripped and shredded guy up there; and, I'm gonna crush it on stage"! To see someone want to learn, and enjoy the experience, to share the trials, progress, and set backs, to set achievable goals and actually work towards them is quite the "Breath of fresh air"...I agree. 😉

 

[cdan24]

Thank you for the kind words you guys. Its enjoyable posting this on here knowing that there are many people on this board with many types of experiences. From the seasoned competitor to the newb. I think it helps on my end by getting other peoples perspectives on how I look etc and hopefully these posts help someone just starting to compete or thinking about possibly doing it. I agree with you tsize I see way too much of the cockyness etc even from guys who just lift and dont compete in everyday social settings. My take on that is I may be bigger stronger etc then some people but there is always going to be someone who is stronger in some way shape or form then me.By not being as cocky etc it keeps me open minded and willing to learn and try new things as I continue on my journey. Ultimately my lifetime goal would be to able to compete AND do well at the arnold and be known in this industry. Some people reading this may be think thats a lofty goal or even maybe unattainable but at least its a goal that I can continue to strive to achieve one step at a time and hopefully one day say I was able to achieve my goal. Im excited to continue posting and hope to be able to post more positive events as I continue my bulk and in a few weeks start my prep 🙂

 

[lith56bigguy]

Good responses guys.....pretty much what I was hinting at. "Bigarexia" is a very real issue for this people group.

Stop picking on me Tsize lol

 

[jshredz]

Well put All4!!! You really don't see this kind of attitude very often...most of the time it's " I'm gonna be the biggest, ripped and shredded guy up there; and, I'm gonna crush it on stage"! To see someone want to learn, and enjoy the experience, to share the trials, progress, and set backs, to set achievable goals and actually work towards them is quite the "Breath of fresh air"...I agree. 😉

Amen to that. Humility goes a long way and trait some younger bodybuilders fail to grasp.