abs under 200 pounds...
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Frank Zane (185lbs)(3x), Samir Bannout (195 lbs), and Chris Dckerson (190lbs) each won Mr Olympia at those weights.0
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My ex wasn't a big kid. He could have been if he ever went to the gym, he had a six pack and he had nice arms. He was a chef and he did do a lot of heavy lifting for prep...anyway he was 150 and 5'9, his legs were crazily skinny and he was naturally a thin guy but he has a REALLY nice body...nice defined chest abs and arms...he wasn't jacked obviously but he was/is really attractive.0
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Here, wipe your mouth.0 -
This guy must've not got your memo or those guys you are repeating. He is only 184 when this picture was taken, I bet he cries himself to sleep every night for being skinny and not jacked/ripped.
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This guy must've not got your memo or those guys you are repeating. He is only 184 when this picture was taken, I bet he cries himself to sleep every night for being skinny and not jacked/ripped.
He also still "has abs" by most people's definition at 200 lbs...0 -
^ there you go.
Basically EFTS is saying, if you have visible abs but have pencil arms and toothpick legs, you aren't jacked, ripped, cut.
That makes sense....you have. "Six-pack" because you're skinny rather than because of the size of your muscles as a result of hard work. Got it. I don't agree, however, with the arbitrary 200-pound limit as another user mentioned. A 5"5 guy who is 170 with great abs is not the same as a skinny 6'4 guy with abs at 170.0 -
I'm only 185 in my "after" profile picture, but i wouldn't call me skinny....................0
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:yawn:0
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I think any and every person who uses the term "haters" should have their lips stapled shut.
why you gotta be a hater?0 -
This thread reminds me of that saying, "It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt."
This!0 -
....and to think THIS was the first forum thread I read this morning. I think I seriously need to go back to bed and do this one over again.
Just stupid.
Boobs count, darnit!0 -
methinks I need to see some AB pics...for science.0
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While I 100% agree that a six pack with 12 inch arms is completely um-impressive................I also know plenty of guys under 200 that are big solid dudes. Height is the biggest factor, If i was 6' I would be in the 200's..............but since I am 5'7"...............i'm 185. Abs come and go throughout the year. As for the t-shirt comment, I found buying smaller t-shirts helps alleviate that..............0
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sorry, I'll go and drink a gallon of milk a day now.0
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While I 100% agree that a six pack with 12 inch arms is completely um-impressive................I also know plenty of guys under 200 that are big solid dudes. Height is the biggest factor, If i was 6' I would be in the 200's..............but since I am 5'7"...............i'm 185. Abs come and go throughout the year. As for the t-shirt comment, I found buying smaller t-shirts helps alleviate that..............
Of course height is a factor. For example, if someone at 5'1" weighed 200 with abs showing, they'd be the real life equivalent of Wolverine...which is to say, a total ****ing badass.0 -
Lol.
Who sat on your head?
Is that like a foreigner thing to say? I think you've been lost in translation.
Well, you looked at my profile and since I am based in Germany/France you assumed I was a foreigner.
The reason your post is so weak and unfounded is these silly assumptions:
a) a group is elite because it calls itself elite
b) fitness is only measured by how much one squats or how ripped one is(the "fittest"...)
c) that 200lb cut-off
All this makes it sound like someone scrambled your noggin, you drank the Kool-Aid or the 'roids ate the cerebellum. Capiche? Thanks for the laugh.0 -
Ican assure you that THIS fat chick's big boobs count.
big boobed fat chick chest bump!
This just made me a little damp..................0 -
"abs on a skinny guy is like big boobs on a fat chick, it doesn't count."
I can assure you that THIS fat chick's big boobs count.
Mine too!! next to my eyes and smile that's the next compliment!!0 -
what if you are only 5'6"0
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subbed to see pictures of hot dudes with abs who are under 200 lbs and girls proving their boobs are hot0
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Next time you believe yourself to have a thought... let it go.0
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^ there you go.
Basically EFTS is saying, if you have visible abs but have pencil arms and toothpick legs, you aren't jacked, ripped, cut.
^^^that I can agree with, but using an arbitrary pound limit is stupid
This. I'd say the 200 lbs would apply to about 6'0, generally. Yes, generally, not absolutely. On men.0 -
Frank Zane (185lbs)(3x), Samir Bannout (195 lbs), and Chris Dckerson (190lbs) each won Mr Olympia at those weights.
Those dudes didn't walk around every day at those weights. That's dried out, contest shred weight. But, they didn't have pencil arms and bird legs either.0 -
Lol.
Who sat on your head?
Is that like a foreigner thing to say? I think you've been lost in translation.
Well, you looked at my profile and since I am based in Germany/France you assumed I was a foreigner.
The reason your post is so weak and unfounded is these silly assumptions:
a) a group is elite because it calls itself elite
b) fitness is only measured by how much one squats or how ripped one is(the "fittest"...)
c) that 200lb cut-off
All this makes it sound like someone scrambled your noggin, you drank the Kool-Aid or the 'roids ate the cerebellum. Capiche? Thanks for the laugh.
EliteFTS isn't elite because they say they are. They are elite because they are some of the best strength athletes in the world. The name Elite comes from the power lifting ranking system that ranks lifters in Class 1-4 (4 being the lowest, entry level), Master, and Elite. To make the team at EliteFTS, you have to have posted an Elite total in power lifting or earned a professional card in bodybuilding, or be a national competitor in Strongman AS A MINIMUM. They are elite because they have performed at an elite level.0 -
what if you are only 5'6"
Then you're short.
I'm short.0 -
You tell some of the strongest guys out there "hey man your squat is amazing, 1,200 pounds, wow!" They'll most likely say something along the lines of "Thanks, but it isn't big enough yet"
Yeah, but I could totally kick their butts in a 5k. Everyone has different fitness goals.
Ok tell a Kenyan "hey Shaniyan you can 25 miles in half an hour, wow!" and if she is an elitist she would say "Thanks, but I'm not fast enough yet"
Of course then Shaniyan would be classified as skinny so any visible abs would be under the category of skinny not ripped. Similar to Perfectingpats 25 year old son.
Jusssst Ssssayin'
Tiny bit racist too, I guess when it rains it pours0 -
"If you have abs, and you weigh under 200 pounds, you aren't jacked, you're just skinny" - Just heard this on the EliteFTS podcast. Looks like its time for you guys to start bulking!
it also reminds me of the saying:
"abs on a skinny guy is like big boobs on a fat chick, it doesn't count."
I can see where they're going with that. But a lot of the guys from Elite are 6' plus with the exception of Brian Schwab.
I know a 165 that is jacked out of his mind and would put most 200 pounders to shame....
That being said, if you're a buck fifty and think you have abs, you've got some work to do0 -
"abs on a skinny guy is like big boobs on a fat chick, it doesn't count."
Yeah, that's gonna go down well on here!
As much respect as I have for tate, wendler etc I don't really give a F*** as to what they consider "skinny".0 -
EliteFTS isn't elite because they say they are. They are elite because they are some of the best strength athletes in the world. The name Elite comes from the power lifting ranking system that ranks lifters in Class 1-4 (4 being the lowest, entry level), Master, and Elite. To make the team at EliteFTS, you have to have posted an Elite total in power lifting or earned a professional card in bodybuilding, or be a national competitor in Strongman AS A MINIMUM. They are elite because they have performed at an elite level.
Agreed.
And if you don't know all of this already, you aren't very involved in the strength community.0
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