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Ronnie Colemans dog!!!
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holy ghost
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too bad that wasnt a pitbull
ive seen some YOKED ass pitbull
a mutual friends administers his creatine
and rib eyes, oats, all good organic foods
ive seen some YOKED ass pitbull
a mutual friends administers his creatine
and rib eyes, oats, all good organic foods
instant.muscle
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good got if that was a pitbull with that defect it would be sick, also how do i get that birth defect? i want it!
CremasterBlaster
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Too funny..........the dog's probably on pure pharma grade and wonders why we are all on vet gear.
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ALIN
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musclehealth said:
that dog doesnt look very happy. crazy defect. probably someones science experiment.
instant.muscle
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hahahaha!!!!yokelrapper said:
stressman13
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ALIN said:
Its not a science experiment. Its similar to the "defect" that people breed into the Belgium Blue bulls to make them double muscled. I think the piedmontese is another double muscled bull.
justchilling
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wow that cant be real
ProtienFiend
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mr.nitro said:
Indeed I know someone with that. Supposedly it would be amazing if he lived past 40.
bigswole95
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I wonder what kind of dog food that fucker is eating lol.
mr.nitro
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go to google and search for yourself. its posted on the web somewhere.timtim said:
here try this:
http://www.musclephotos.com/myogene.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flex_Wheeler
Other than kidneys, Flex has no genetic defect.
He was simply on a ton of juice with a blessing of small muscle joints. Not surprising. I see TONS of people out there daily that could be the next Flex Wheeler in only 3 years if they would just pick up a damn weight in the gym. It is quite sad to see the average person possess such genetics for bodybuilding greatness and not utilize it or even care to.
And if you had a myostatin defiency, you wouldn't live to see 25.
He was simply on a ton of juice with a blessing of small muscle joints. Not surprising. I see TONS of people out there daily that could be the next Flex Wheeler in only 3 years if they would just pick up a damn weight in the gym. It is quite sad to see the average person possess such genetics for bodybuilding greatness and not utilize it or even care to.
And if you had a myostatin defiency, you wouldn't live to see 25.
That's one bad ass looking pooch.
Everyone has different levels of myostatin. Without the gene, your muscles grow out of control. Sounds pretty cool but there's a reason it's there. Flex, along with all freaks simply have less. That dog, on the other hand will probably only live a few years.
Everyone has different levels of myostatin. Without the gene, your muscles grow out of control. Sounds pretty cool but there's a reason it's there. Flex, along with all freaks simply have less. That dog, on the other hand will probably only live a few years.
Cauliflower Ear
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thats fuckin crazy
surferstar
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Too Funny, great pic
just found this quote
...my father and I both have the "superbaby" mutation. severe myostatin deficiency. My father's bones are near unbreakable and he became locally famous after lifting a minivan.
His strength is comparable to between 3 and 5 normal men and his strength peaked at about the age of 40. His brother Joseph is suspected of having the mutation as well.
Our muscles grow at incredible rates, but don't grow much larger. The muscle fibre packs tightly- so tightly in fact that they tear under their own strength, causing us to suddenly collapse for no apparrent reason with massive muscle tears.
We have body fat of >1% and abnormal muscle definition.
...my father once jokingly held a washing machine in his outstretched arm, obviously considerably more than this 10 lb from the 4 yr old.
I don't know what we are really capable of, but I can tell you from experience that myostatin deficiency is not always a benefit. The constant pain from muscle growth and the inevitable tears that follow are horrendous and it is suspected that the huge muscle mass presses on our blood vessels, forcing blood pressure up and making our hearts less effective.
...my father and I both have the "superbaby" mutation. severe myostatin deficiency. My father's bones are near unbreakable and he became locally famous after lifting a minivan.
His strength is comparable to between 3 and 5 normal men and his strength peaked at about the age of 40. His brother Joseph is suspected of having the mutation as well.
Our muscles grow at incredible rates, but don't grow much larger. The muscle fibre packs tightly- so tightly in fact that they tear under their own strength, causing us to suddenly collapse for no apparrent reason with massive muscle tears.
We have body fat of >1% and abnormal muscle definition.
...my father once jokingly held a washing machine in his outstretched arm, obviously considerably more than this 10 lb from the 4 yr old.
I don't know what we are really capable of, but I can tell you from experience that myostatin deficiency is not always a benefit. The constant pain from muscle growth and the inevitable tears that follow are horrendous and it is suspected that the huge muscle mass presses on our blood vessels, forcing blood pressure up and making our hearts less effective.
artificialaspirations
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Wulfgar said:
artificialaspirations
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does that mean the dog has myostatin defficiency or is it "double" muscled? Meaning two biceps in each arm?
Check out its hamstrings. They are awesome.
Check out its hamstrings. They are awesome.
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