KingOfRome
Buff Auschwitz Escapee
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Here's a list of reasons why:
- Genetics and nutrition have a far greater impact on your results than your actual training. Satellite cells, myostatin levels, natural T levels, adipocyte count, bone thickness, bone width, bone length, are all either mostly or entirely genetic. Also, good luck keeping your nutrition on point without becoming a hermit, especially in the Jewnited States of Fatmerica. There are a ton of free and proven cookie cutter novice and intermediate programs out there that take all the thinking out of your training, making it a non-factor unless you're a weak-willed brainlet, which is also largely genetic.
- No gym for your face, height, or hairline.
- At low body fat, unless you're an absolute unit of a man, at which point you'll have hit the point of diminishing returns ages ago, you'll look like a complete nonlifter in clothes. High body fat fucks up your face. It's a catch 22.
- Making lifting and fitness the focal point of your life--which you pretty much have to if you want to max those things out with subhuman genetics--will limit your ability to socialize. If all you can ever talk about is Zyzz and whey protein powder, good luck breaking into social circles. That goes triple if you don't even look the part. Another triple if you're ugly.
- No gym for your face, height, or hairline.