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RE: Optimum Anabolics -The Review - 3/7/2008 6:02:20 PM

Marc David

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I gained 2 lbs of fat. I carry it in my abdominal region like most men. My other body part measurements increased as I was using a Myotape, scale and caliper weekly.

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RE: Optimum Anabolics -The Review - 3/7/2008 6:13:17 PM

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hmm, i may give this a try sometime. i know i can stick to it but ive heard other people, even on this site, say that they did not get results from this routine. maybe it has to do with the individual, or maybe that person wasn't following it correctly

marc, just wondering, since i think u know jeff somewhat well...does he just not want to get any bigger? when i was just starting weightlifting i remember listening to him a lot hearing how he gained so much muscle and his picture looked pretty big but then i saw recent pics after his cut and he just looks like any another thin guy, a little more cut but still not much muscle mass it seems.

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RE: Optimum Anabolics -The Review - 3/10/2008 11:39:53 AM

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David,

I don't really know. It might surprise some people (including myself) that not everybody wants to be huge and carrying a bunch of mass. Jeff is in good shape and muscular but not the definition of a bodybuilder that most of us would imagine. Especially with all the glossy mags and pictures of ultra-mass monsters that defy what's normal.

Jeff's not a thin guy but he's tall. He's muscular but not somebody you'd expect to be bench pressing 315 lbs for reps. Still, there's no doubt, he works out, does his homework and is a bodybuilder.

As to why isn't he huge? It must be a matter of his personal preference as with most of us.

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RE: Optimum Anabolics -The Review - 3/10/2008 2:37:51 PM

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ok that makes sense. do u have any idea how much he weighs and how tall he is? i think his bf% is around 10ish

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RE: Optimum Anabolics -The Review - 3/10/2008 3:13:23 PM

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Don't know his weight but he's gotta be 6'0 tall at least.

Here's a picture of me at 5'8" next to him.

I think I'm standing pretty tall. He's leaning in a bit so he's probably a bit taller?

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RE: Optimum Anabolics -The Review - 3/10/2008 3:18:36 PM

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yea ive seen that, thats one of the pics i first saw where i was like "what? i thought he was huge" lol. the other was the ones he posted for his new "fat loss" workouts

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