Training for bulk

[lemur]

muscle size does not slow you down. that is a myth. if you maintain flexibility you won't have any problems.

just lift and dont worry about size. if you're think you're getting too big and its slowing you down, stop. otherwise just do it.

 

[erickthegreat11]

Didn't mean to sound sarcastic. You'd probably be surprised about how flexible BB's and PL's are though. I remember a picture of Flex Wheeler with his foot above his head on a wall while flexing his biceps. Anywho, you might have some luck on the sports forum.

 

[Legion Kreinak]

There's a sports forum!? o_o; Kickass.

 

[gettinlarger]

Obviously if I get, for example (not that it'd happen in awhile) but Arnold Schw... I don't know how to spell his last name, but yeah you know who, if I get to his size (24 in bicep or something) and that bulky, I would of course be powerful, but that would counteract my ability to preform aerial kicks.

Dude, do you know how long it would take to achieve that size?

I think you should post your current stats, lifts, etc. Then post your goals, numerically. Perhaps we could help you more.

 

[Legion Kreinak]

I'm 15, 6', 155 lbs. I've been training only for about half a year now. I've never tried to see what my max bench is, but I estimate somewhere around 120, which isn't much.

 

[teen1216]

If you ever see Thaibox on the boards, ask him about training for martial arts...From what I've read he's strong, muscular, and kicks ass.

 

[Elite_Fry]

Kobe: can be kept in play the entire game
Shaq: can sweat kobe's body weight in one quarter
Kobe: can jump over shaq
Shaq: can slam dunk with Kobe on him
Kobe: can out run Shaq and most other players
Shaq: can't out run most other players
Kobe: could go head to head in a marathon
Shaq: could go head to head in a powerlifting meet
All depends on what your goals are.

hahahhahaha awesome