New Member-Lilsolid

lilsolid

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I posted my intro in another thread, but in response, this is me at 5'8" 151lbs 5% bodyfat

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Hello and welcome aboard. You have a good beginning, keep up the good work. You look good but just keeping it real, you're a solid year, if not two, from thinking about getting on stage. You're too tall to compete in the lightweight division so you would have to compete as a middleweight (if you want to do well), which means getting on stage at a ripped 170-176 (176 is top weight for that class).

I've already moved your post for you and as you're new, it's no big deal but in the future, you'll want to start your own thread.

Best to you!
MaxRep

P.S. my guess is you need to add a lot of size to your legs. Nothing better than lots and lots of full range squats. :)
 
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Those pictures were from a few months ago when I got my bodyfat using the parillo caliper method. It was actually 5.9% based on the caliper measurements, which being honest I should round to 6, not 5. And with the margin of error, your right, it could easily be 7 or 8 percent.

I think my legs are proportional (if not one of my better parts), actually the only place I have gotten stretch marks from body building is on the top front/outside of my thigs. I am a huge believe in deep squats. I go currently go deep-thighs below parrallel-for 6-8 reps at 275lbs.

I don't think I will ever compete, but hey, its fun to dream. With how hard it has been for me to get where I am from where I started, putting on another solid 20-25 lbs sounds daunting, to say the least. I have never don a real cycle though, and I don't know if I'd have the balls (no pun intented) to do so.

I just like getting looks at the beach.

Peace.

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I'm happily surprised to see you're training your legs and they're in proportion to your upper body. Keep up the good work.

MaxRep
 
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