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arnold 75 or him 1980??

tiger88

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was arnold in better condition in 1975 olympia or when he came back in 1980??? ppl say the 1980 was set up worse then a boxing match....
 
sk* said:
In the mid 70's, he was in the best shape of his carrier ...

-sk



thats what i was thinking.......i am trying to find a pic from the 1980 olympia, most of his pics are from the 70s
 
sk* said:
In the mid 70's, he was in the best shape of his carrier ...

-sk
Ahem!!!! Career!:)
 
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hmmm....do a search for arnold images on google.......the show was in NYC and he was just a freak
 
In my humble opinio, he was in his best shape ever in the photo shoot he did before the 75 Olympia. He was barefoot, with football shots on, with Joe Weider.
 
Heres a pic:

ArnoldJoeWeider.jpg
 
He is just sick. Honestly, he looks way higher than the 240lbs weight they say he was in contest time.

-sk
 
ya thats the pic !!!! when he has those shorts on.....he looks 270-280 there.....un real


only if his legs matched his upper body
 
tiger88 said:
ya thats the pic !!!! when he has those shorts on.....he looks 270-280 there.....un real


only if his legs matched his upper body

You crazy man...he had perfect proportions.
 
he is my hero and my god but his quads are under developed compared to his chest/bick.....they messuared like 29s i think.....
 
tiger88 said:
he is my hero and my god but his quads are under developed compared to his chest/bick.....they messuared like 29s i think.....

I could care less what they measure. Look at the guy and tell me hes mising some muscles on his legs. He doesnt appear top heavy at all.
 
The one Corn posted is from the 75 O, not 74. Here's some pics of him in 1974. He was 240-245 there. He was 232 in Pumping Iron. I think he looked best in 69 in the movie Hercules in New York. He must have been 250 or so in it. He may not have been as sharp as he was in the 70's, but he was much thicker. You can buy it for $5.88 at walmart. It's worth the buy just to see how awesome Arnold looked at 22.

Here's one from the 74 O, and some random pics from the 73-74 era:

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m12.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m25.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m65.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m414.jpg

This one is just the best: http://www.schwarzenegger.it/m301.jpg


Robby recently posted on his board that Arnold would get up to 260-270 in the off season during the early 70's, and still be very hard.

I used to think Arnold got small in the offseason, but after reading his book, the only time he ever took off training was when he shot Stay Hungry, and got down to 210lbs. Alot of pics of him smaller in red shorts and red tanktop were taking during that time, and around 77. He wrote that he never stopped, even after a contest. He was constantly after gaining more size, detail, etc. He was always looking to add more weight to the bar. So much for the shit that midget Lee Preist talks about Arnold used to only train 3 months before a contest.

He was and still is a hard worker. Simply amazing. Even for T3 he went back to Worlds Gym with Franco and Eddie Guilliani. He couldn't train heavy anymore, so he did higher reps and short rest periods. He did the old 6 day a week double split. The results showed, he looked just like he did in the 80's.
 
About the legs, in the 70's, they cared about looking like statues come to life. It was all about an illusion. They all had huge calfs with athletic thighs. The monster thighs of today look terrible. Like they can only pose and do nothing else.

His measurements were 22 1/2 arms, 28 1/2 thighs, 20 calfs, 58 pecs, 34 waist. Arhtur Jones trys to claim that those were bs, and Arnolds arm was only 19. But he measure Arnolds arm when he was 210lbs during the time he shot Stay Hungray. So that explains the missing inches.
 
THIS is the way an IFBB pro's waiste SHOULD look.>>>

My girl would say "thats how all men should look" LOL she says that whenever I watch Pumping Iron. As for the pro thing, I think thats the way all the pro's should still look now. That is perfection. Not one single pro from the 70's look bad. From Ken Waller to Frank Zane, they all looked great.

Tiger, I think he could have been. If you take away the bloated guts and THICK waists, todays guys aren't that much bigger. The thick blocky waists make them appear bigger, but they really aren't. Arnold has just about any pro beat on pecs, calfs and arms. With some higher dosages, and more work, he could have matched them on back and thighs as well. A slightly bigger Arnold, with that waist? He would kill anything on stage.
 
gsxr1000 said:



THIS is the way an IFBB pro's waiste SHOULD look.

AHEM!!! waist
 
god, imagine if arnold had access to some of the newer drugs/methods current olympia contenders do...

they didn't have access to the lasix/gh/tren/synth/ or a lot of the intense rx diuretics back then did they?
 
ZKaudio said:
god, imagine if arnold had access to some of the newer drugs/methods current olympia contenders do...

they didn't have access to the lasix/gh/tren/synth/ or a lot of the intense rx diuretics back then did they?


They probably had it.

"Lasix, introduced in 1967 to veterinary practitioners, was the first or "pioneer" furosemide product."
 
In my opinion Arnold and other pros from that era set the "appropriate" fantastic standards with their physiques – he looked amazing – the archetypal muscular form. Most of todays pro's, who are much bigger, don't look as impressive.
 
C3bodybuilding said:
The one Corn posted is from the 75 O, not 74. Here's some pics of him in 1974. He was 240-245 there. He was 232 in Pumping Iron. I think he looked best in 69 in the movie Hercules in New York. He must have been 250 or so in it. He may not have been as sharp as he was in the 70's, but he was much thicker. You can buy it for $5.88 at walmart. It's worth the buy just to see how awesome Arnold looked at 22.

Here's one from the 74 O, and some random pics from the 73-74 era:

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m12.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m25.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m65.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m414.jpg

This one is just the best: http://www.schwarzenegger.it/m301.jpg


Robby recently posted on his board that Arnold would get up to 260-270 in the off season during the early 70's, and still be very hard.

I used to think Arnold got small in the offseason, but after reading his book, the only time he ever took off training was when he shot Stay Hungry, and got down to 210lbs. Alot of pics of him smaller in red shorts and red tanktop were taking during that time, and around 77. He wrote that he never stopped, even after a contest. He was constantly after gaining more size, detail, etc. He was always looking to add more weight to the bar. So much for the shit that midget Lee Preist talks about Arnold used to only train 3 months before a contest.

He was and still is a hard worker. Simply amazing. Even for T3 he went back to Worlds Gym with Franco and Eddie Guilliani. He couldn't train heavy anymore, so he did higher reps and short rest periods. He did the old 6 day a week double split. The results showed, he looked just like he did in the 80's.


no - its not....do a search for Mr olympia 1974
 
C3bodybuilding said:
The one Corn posted is from the 75 O, not 74. Here's some pics of him in 1974. He was 240-245 there. He was 232 in Pumping Iron. I think he looked best in 69 in the movie Hercules in New York. He must have been 250 or so in it. He may not have been as sharp as he was in the 70's, but he was much thicker. You can buy it for $5.88 at walmart. It's worth the buy just to see how awesome Arnold looked at 22.

Here's one from the 74 O, and some random pics from the 73-74 era:

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m12.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m25.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m65.jpg

http://digilander.libero.it/mrolympia/m414.jpg

This one is just the best: http://www.schwarzenegger.it/m301.jpg


Robby recently posted on his board that Arnold would get up to 260-270 in the off season during the early 70's, and still be very hard.

I used to think Arnold got small in the offseason, but after reading his book, the only time he ever took off training was when he shot Stay Hungry, and got down to 210lbs. Alot of pics of him smaller in red shorts and red tanktop were taking during that time, and around 77. He wrote that he never stopped, even after a contest. He was constantly after gaining more size, detail, etc. He was always looking to add more weight to the bar. So much for the shit that midget Lee Preist talks about Arnold used to only train 3 months before a contest.

He was and still is a hard worker. Simply amazing. Even for T3 he went back to Worlds Gym with Franco and Eddie Guilliani. He couldn't train heavy anymore, so he did higher reps and short rest periods. He did the old 6 day a week double split. The results showed, he looked just like he did in the 80's.



Awesome shots C3!!! I didnt see your '73 shot until I had already posted. He was 100% dead on perfect in '73. In the rear shot see that thickness in the lats?? Damn! Yep the more streamlined thighs were an asthetic choice in the '70's and frankly I prefer that look. At some point the gigantic quad sweep just becomes comical.
 
No, it's from the 75 Posedown shown in Pumping Iron. Look in the encylopedia of bodybuilding, go to the section of posing. He shows pics on how to do defensive posing. He uses pics from the 75 Olympia in Pumping Iron. The pic you posted is the 6 pic, on the third page. Franco is kneeling, so you can't see the 75, but he clearly states that it is the 75 O, and in all the other pics, you can see the 75 part.

If you don't have the book, watch Pumping Iron you will see for yourself. :)

I'm sure someone else has the bible of bodybuilding. Page 641, bottom pic.
 
Anya, you know my opinion on bodybuilding ;p It really is night and day when you compare the best from the 70s and the best from today.

I loved the first Master's Olympia because it showed what some of the best of the golden era could look like in modern times. The thickness and detail guys like Lou, Robby, Boyer, Dickerson, Padilla, etc were able to achieve was unreal. They still kept the tight and small midsections too. Robby looking 20lbs thicker, and still doing a front double bi with a vacuum was just the best.
 
Oh yeah I forgot about Robby's vacuum. That's old school, straight up! Padilla was the very first guy to come into a show with cross striations, 1981 I think? And Boyer, damn, he is always hard as a fricking rock.

Corn or C3 do either of you have that pic of A doing a front double in a pair of shorts with Joe standing on his left wearing his usual button down and slacks, circa '73?
 
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