Excidium28
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Excidium28's posted messages
#91 and
#98.
(If these links don't work, use your browser's Page Back button until you hit the messages with those ID #s on the top-right of the message. The pics are worth the effort.)
Excidium28 is a good example of someone with the genetics for bodybuilding and a good knowledge of how to achieve optimum results.
You can see good peaks in the biceps and the abs. Muscles in the front delts are full and separate from each other, as do the abs. The pecs swell with good fullness and shape. The back muscles come to heads.
(This is of particular value in competitions. Because the back muscles are a thin layer of muscles, judges focus on this because it is indicative of a good training knowledge and the amount of time put into training. The same applies to upper pec depth. Weakness in either area are red flags that the competitor does not belong in the national-level.)
In a competition, from what I can see,
Excidium28 would do well in the Symmetry Round. In the front and rear quarter-turns, the width of the delts would be amplified by the tightly muscled mid-section. In the side quarter-turns, the fullness to the pecs would balance well with the depth and peaks to the back muscles.
Continuing to apply yourself to bodybuilding would probably be a good decision. Everything seems to fall well in your situation.
If you ever opt to give competing a shot, keep us posted.
East Coast Muscle is always looking for competitors to monitor and consider for profiles.
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