How big were Ed Corneys arms?

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my goals are basically to get as big as Ed Corney, then fine tune and have an all around great physique. anyone know how big his arms were? or any other stats? all i can find is that he was 5'7 195 pounds around pumping iron times

 

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btw talking about during pumping iron

 

[jimmy1974]

true legend

 

[ALIN]

my goals are basically to get as big as Ed Corney, then fine tune and have an all around great physique. anyone know how big his arms were? or any other stats? all i can find is that he was 5'7 195 pounds around pumping iron times

I have no idea on his stats. Perhaps google it? Is Ed still around? You could maybe email him.

 

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ive tried google a few times. just sent ed an email. hope to hear back from him

 

[burnthiscorpse]

I have no idea on his stats. Perhaps google it? Is Ed still around? You could maybe email him.

Ed died some time ago I believe. I swear I remember a tribute to him in Flex or MM like 10 years ago.
Ed had a great look. Even when he competed in the masters olympia (the one ferrigno crushed everyone in) he looked phenominal for his age.

 

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wow he really passed away?? what a legend though seriously. his look was perfect. when someone asks me what my goals are its basically to get as close to the look he had as possible.

 

[TheSystemHasFailed]

He is still alive.

 

[burnthiscorpse]

He is still alive.

You are correct. My mistake. Sorry Ed

I had him confused with someone else that was legendary that died 8-12 years ago that got tributes in mags and such. I dont think it was Steve Reeves I was thining of either.

Corney was a monster for sure. I would love to see his old cycle regiments. I bet they are/were nothing even close to today as far as what we consider normal.

 

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You are correct. My mistake. Sorry Ed

I had him confused with someone else that was legendary that died 8-12 years ago that got tributes in mags and such. I dont think it was Steve Reeves I was thining of either.

Corney was a monster for sure. I would love to see his old cycle regiments. I bet they are/were nothing even close to today as far as what we consider normal.

wow dude youre a real jerk lol thats good though i didnt think he passed away cause i couldnt find any info on it. his old cycle was probably just a few dbols right? maybe some test? he had a good 7 solid years of bodybuilding before pumping iron was even filmed

 

[TheSystemHasFailed]

You are correct. My mistake. Sorry Ed

I had him confused with someone else that was legendary that died 8-12 years ago that got tributes in mags and such. I dont think it was Steve Reeves I was thining of either.

Corney was a monster for sure. I would love to see his old cycle regiments. I bet they are/were nothing even close to today as far as what we consider normal.

No worries. You can even arrange to meet him through his website which is pretty cool. Very nice physique, I also would be very interested to see his cycles etc.

Probably never gonna happen though.

 

[Ollie199090]

Forget his arms its the tash you need. Thats the true secret to his size, upper lip hair, its the future im telling you haha. no but in all seriousness bodybuilding needs to get back to those days when waists werent thicker than chests.

 

[thelion2005]

I was at the Olympia in Ohio when Zane took the crown. So I got to see Corney, Zane, Arnold (Manager) and many others in person. Corney placed high on his posing ability.

There were no super heavies then. Arnold was considered a monster. So the guys that year were in the 185-205 range. Corney was about 5' 8" and 190. Arms 18 1/2. Friendly, happy and loved. Zane was a loner with his wife. Cut to ribbons ... 180 at the most. Arnold was all show business ... not married with a very stylish g/f.

 

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Forget his arms its the tash you need. Thats the true secret to his size, upper lip hair, its the future im telling you haha. no but in all seriousness bodybuilding needs to get back to those days when waists werent thicker than chests.

believe me man if i could grow a mustache like that i would. all i got now is a dirty sanchez

 

[die faster]

I was at the Olympia in Ohio when Zane took the crown. So I got to see Corney, Zane, Arnold (Manager) and many others in person. Corney placed high on his posing ability.

There were no super heavies then. Arnold was considered a monster. So the guys that year were in the 185-205 range. Corney was about 5' 8" and 190. Arms 18 1/2. Friendly, happy and loved. Zane was a loner with his wife. Cut to ribbons ... 180 at the most. Arnold was all show business ... not married with a very stylish g/f.

yeah zane had a freakishly small waist and bone structure though didnt he? probably how he kept his weight so low. so youd say ed corneys arms were about 18 1/2 pumped? thats about where i am now. thats so crazy you got to see that olympia. i would love to have that chance

 

[burnthiscorpse]

wow dude youre a real jerk lol thats good though i didnt think he passed away cause i couldnt find any info on it. his old cycle was probably just a few dbols right? maybe some test? he had a good 7 solid years of bodybuilding before pumping iron was even filmed

For the life of me i wish i could remember who it was that died that i thought was corney. I remember the deal now though...around that same time was a feature of then current ed corney and how he still looked amazing for his age.
I must be thinking of when steve reeves died because it was such a big deal.

 

[MassEffect]

LMAO, I saw him hes a nice guy!

 

[RottenWillow]

Last I heard Ed was confined to a wheelchair. I think that was 5 years ago at the PI 30 year anniversary. I believe I assumed it was permanent, but perhaps that isn't so.

BTW, the late '70's era was not Ed at his biggest. I know he continued to remain in top form at least until '83. He looked just huge around that time due to his small boned frame.

 

[die faster]

Last I heard Ed was confined to a wheelchair. I think that was 5 years ago at the PI 30 year anniversary. I believe I assumed it was permanent, but perhaps that isn't so.

BTW, the late '70's era was not Ed at his biggest. I know he continued to remain in top form at least until '83. He looked just huge around that time due to his small boned frame.

he was in a wheelchair a few years back, maybe 10 or so not recently. it was from having a stroke while getting shoulder surgery i believe. but yeah he got way bigger after pumping iron, but his physique in pumping iron is where im trying to get to.

 

[daveyboy2345]

Ed Corney - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[too_swole]

epic lurker coming out.

Speaking of classical physiques, Serge Nubret needs a mention.

 

[tballz]

I'm gonna say, 'HUGE'!

 

[underpaidln1]

I met Ed and Scott Wilson at the Golds Gym in San Jose CA. I was stationed in Mtn View during my Navy years. I rode a bus one hour both ways just to be in the same room with those guys. Inspirational since I grew up looking at their pics in the mags as a kid. He always made time to greet and talk even while working out. A true Legend both of them.

 

[RagenMMA]

How about Rich Piana. He's a mutant

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[majdi107]

i don't know sorry

 

[charlespadilla]

sorry to hear that he is already dead huh.

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[jaynecwilliams]

Nice