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110kg/243lbs - 150kg/331lbs - 153kg/337lbs - 158kg/348lbs

The bulk continues…

More Theodór

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He’s still growing! 😱

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ID unknown. These are old pics from a bodybuilding forum somewhere. I’m not really into synthol use, which looks to be the case here. His forearm to upper arm ratio is way off. Regardless, this guy’s size still boggles my mind.

Great bouncer belly as well. Anyone know his IG profile?

[biglugg]

Images like these make me think about how lower and upper torso muscle growth in general requires additional compensation when using machines that aren’t really designed to accommodate the extra mass.

Bodybuilders who enter the extreme categories of size have to angle out their legs real far or limit their range of motion on leg press because the square footage of their legs and muscle gut is much larger. They’re forced to make more room between their legs for their belly. Especially true for shorter mass monsters, I imagine.

We’re in an era where someone needs to create bigger workout machines, and it’s great to witness.

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Jeff Long & Seth Feroce

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Nick Walker

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Nick Walker 

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Elliott Dermond

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This is how I play king of the hill.

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