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Bigbwii
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Wow!!!

Impressive.....Keep up the good work..... 8)

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Wow, AWESOME progress veggeep! :shock:
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You packed a lot of mass on in this short time!
I'm especially impressed by your leg development.

Did you recover from an illness or were you genetically skinny? (no offense intended - i know athletes from both backgrounds)

Whatever you do - keep doing it, it's working ;) (change it only when the progress stops :) )

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Thanks guys! And don't worry -no offense taken.

I am genetically predisposed to being skinny. I got the beanpole gene from my dad. If I stop working out and eating like a horse, I'll be 134 Lbs again in a matter of a few months :cry:

Ha ha ha ha! That's a'ight though... I don't let that deter me. I learned a lot about the special challenges of being 6'+ ectomorph with a raging metabolism from John Berardi and Michael Mejia in their book "Scrawny to Brawny", and I learned how to stop kidding myself about what it takes to really pack on the mass. Ever since I changed my focus last year, I've seen greater gains than at any other time in my life :D

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It's awesome how you packed it on as muscle. I mean, it looks like you took slabs of pure muscle and attached it to your body. :lol:

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finbarrio wrote:
It's awesome how you packed it on as muscle. I mean, it looks like you took slabs of pure muscle and attached it to your body. :lol:

Hehehehe... I must've done something right :lol: I actually LOST body fat over the past year! Like I can afford to lose body fat :roll:

Of course, more muscle means faster fat-burning metabolism, so I have to adjust my calories accordingly, LOL.

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Roid those beams on your ceiling look perfect for doing pullups.

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Veggeep great progress, i see your skinny but than its even more impressive how you got those muscles. Really great work, just keep pumping and doing what you do because your going good
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Well done Veggeep and welcome to the forum!
Keep up the good work!

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Rob and Roid - just looking through some older threads - you've packed on some size since those pics, huh? :D

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I remember when this was a current topic. I never took any "before" pictures though, probably mostly due to lack of confidence, though it would have been great to have, looking back.

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Yeah, BEFORE photos are always good to take. I suggest taking progress pics every few weeks or couple of months to track progress over long periods. I've done it for the past 6 years and it's fun to look back on.

Great success everyone and all the best with current progress.

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The pics are not very good but I think I have grown a little since joining this site.
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VeganDude wrote:
The pics are not very good but I think I have grown a little since joining this site.


I can definitley see the growth in your arms and chest. Your arms are looking really good. :)

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Awesome pics VeganDude! Very well done indeed! I like this thread and would love to see more and more transformation photos. These are very cool.

All the best everyone!

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