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Pictures from the summer

devil

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Here are some pictures of me from the summer. I'm a bit pasty but in decent condition. Not to bad for an old guy who also happens to be a vegetarian
 

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Damn, you're huge for a vegetarian...well, for anyone.

What are your stats (height, weight, etc)?
 
Wow - you are in great shape. Added to the fact you are a vegetarian....i dont know how you do it. Lots of protein powders???? Keep up the good work.

-Soma
 
I think the biggest myth out there is that you can't build muscle as a vegeterian. I take in about 240 grams of protein a day from whey prorein and eggs.
 
Nice goin, man! You've got the physique I'm shooting for. Powerful, yet cut. Too many seem to prioritize packing on the mass to the point where they look like tubalards.

By the way, how do you train cardio-wise? Please don't tell me you don't need to do cardio, 'cause that's just cold. :)
 
I take 40-45 minute walks about 4-5 days per week in the summer. In the winter I do no cardio. I usually put on about 8-10 lbs in the winter. However, I never get fat. I never get over 10% bf.
 
devil said:
I take 40-45 minute walks about 4-5 days per week in the summer. In the winter I do no cardio. I usually put on about 8-10 lbs in the winter. However, I never get fat. I never get over 10% bf.
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LOL--I interpret your response as a polite way of saying, "I don't need to do cardio."

Regardless, very impressive. I hope to have your build one day.... I'll probably sign up with Bobo to help get me there.
 
I have a very fast metabolism, so cardio is not really a priority for me. The walks in the summer are just a good way for me to enjoy the weather and spend time with my wife and son.
 
Do whey protein and eggs count as vegetarian items? Whey being derived from milk (from cows) and eggs of course being young chickens doesn't really seem like vegetarian in the strictest sense. Not trying to discount you at all though, awesome physique to say the least.
 
I think it depends on your definition, but I think most vegetarians do eat egg containing products. Eggs are in so many different types of foods, that without them you'd be eating tofu birthday cake :sick:
 
You have all kind of vegetetarians. You have those that don't consider fish to be meat. There are those that eat dairy but not eggs. Some vegetetarians, such as myself, eat both dairy and eggs. Vegans don't consume any animal products at all. I actually know a guy at my gym who is a vegan. He has has entire website devoted to vegan bodybuilding.
 
devil said:
You have all kind of vegetetarians. You have those that don't consider fish to be meat. There are those that eat dairy but not eggs. Some vegetetarians, such as myself, eat both dairy and eggs. Vegans don't consume any animal products at all. I actually know a guy at my gym who is a vegan. He has has entire website devoted to vegan bodybuilding.
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Just curious--do vegetarians tend to have a positive or negative view towards anabolic steroids? (Is it considered "odd" for a vegetarian to use steroids? What about prohormones?)
 
I have used AAS in the past. However, it's been three years since I have used any ( including legal AAS such as Superdrol). I will never use again. I have a family and the potential risks are not justifiable.

I think that you will find that vegetarians, just like any one else have varied opinions on the matter.
 
Interesting! I appreciate your honesty and thanks for filling me in.

I'd love to become a vegetarian, but knowing me, I doubt I'd be able to stick with the program for very long. When it comes to food, I've come to the realization that I have much less self-discipline and willpower than I previously thought.

Last Fall, I actually tried to modify my diet in order to better control my insulin levels. (I'm pre-diabetic.) My meal plan just happened to work out where no meats were present until my post workout meal (around 2pm). Long story short, I couldn't adhere to the plan because I felt like I went too long before feeling satiated at 2pm. (No matter how much cottage cheese I'd shove into my stomach during my morning meals, it always felt as if something was missing....) I guess it was kinda like trying to drink a ton of water in place of a meal. Anyway, this ultimately led to binging during my dinners. :(
 
My parents are vegetarian so I have followed a vegetarian diet my entire life. For me its not a matter of discipline, I've just always eaten this way. I would imagine it would be extremely difficult to transition to a vegetarian diet from a "normal" diet.

I am not of the opinion that a vegetarian diet is inherently
healthier than a diet that includes meat.
 
I train every body part once per week over four days.

Monday- Chest and Bi's
Tuesday- quads and hams
Wed- off
Thursday-shoulders and tri's
Friday- back and calves
Saturday and Sunday-off
I'm not very good about doing ab work
 
Thanks bro, I was doing about the same but switched it up a few weeks ago to:
Mon- Chest, abs
Tues- shoulders
Wed- Off
Thu- Arms
Friday-Legs, Abs
Sat-Back
Sun- Off.

I keep asking myself if working each muscle group once a week is enough.... Well it looks like it to me.
 
You might want to consider doing moving arms to Tuesday and shoulders to Thursday. I find that my delts are a bit beat up after chest day. I think your delt training will be more productive with a little more rest. Just a thought.
 
devil said:
You might want to consider doing moving arms to Tuesday and shoulders to Thursday. I find that my delts are a bit beat up after chest day. I think your delt training will be more productive with a little more rest. Just a thought.
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Thanks, I'll be switching that over next week.
 
Cuffs said:
****, I thought you would have had a meat source running through an IV at night, Beelze. :D
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i see soooooooo many insults coming from this that it's not even funny. :run:
 
you're forearms are friggin jacked bro. and the term for you would be a lacto-ovo vegan. not that i'm smart i just happened to know that meaningless fact.
 
devil said:
Thanks for the compliments!! I don't feel old, but a lot of people look at at 37 as old.
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I hear you, dude. I sure as hell don't feel my age. I've also been told I look 5-7 years younger also. I believe it's all in how you feel about yourself, and how you put yourself out there for people to judge.
 
Cuffs said:
I hear you, dude. I sure as hell don't feel my age. I've also been told I look 5-7 years younger also. I believe it's all in how you feel about yourself, and how you put yourself out there for people to judge.
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I agree with you 100%... I to look much younger than 40.... I've also had leukemia for 11 years (without treatments).... It's all about how you feel about yourself and how well you take care of yourself..... I see a doctor every 3 months for blood work and he tells me to keep doing what ever I'm doing.
 
Jim Mills said:
I agree with you 100%... I to look much younger than 40.... I've also had leukemia for 11 years (without treatments).... It's all about how you feel about yourself and how well you take care of yourself..... I see a doctor every 3 months for blood work and he tells me to keep doing what ever I'm doing.
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good for you, keep fighting...:) seeing stories like this gives me hope if my boipsy comes back bad....
 
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