kayrob wrote...
Just to clarify, I don't think "warrior" build vs "rogue" build means that one is a better fighter than the other. But I do believe that genetics does shape how they fight. In DA I think a warrior should look like a tank: a bigger, solid, intimidating figure that is first in the fight and can equally protect the other party members while dealing some serious damage.
Jesus christ, your belief doesn't make it fact. Look at all the top fighters in the world, no, not those brawlers at UFC but those real Martial Arts masters(even in the united states), they don't even remotely look built like tanks or bodybuilders.
This stigma that "you must be HUGE like a bodybuilder to be a warrior" is utter and complete bull****.
kayrob wrote...
You can't really say for sure that your friend wasn't genetically inclined to succeed in bodybuilding...otherwise how did he?
First, i know him, you don't. So don't question me if im wrong.
Secondly, i asked you to research what an ectomorph is but apparantly you're too lazy to research it because you don't want to be proven wrong. An ectomorph is someone who is skinny, narrow shoulders, thin and has a hard time puttng on weight.
Thirdly, people who are "genetically inclined" for bodybuilding are [i]already[i] born with wide shoulders, hard muscles and a solid muscle structure, my friend, before training,
did not look like this and
became that muscular through years of training and sheer hard work.
He may not be a pure ectomorph but a mix between the two, someone like me who is an ecto-mesomorph.
Last but not least, no offence but i know why people like you never make it that far(i doubt you're even fit), its because you believe too much in what genetics you were born with, rather than making the best with what you have and striving to succeed, you decide to give up "cuz you aint born with it". Thats the attitude of a failure and a loser, which im sad to say makes up of ALOT of people.
Or do me a favour, go look up this guy called Ade Rai, i have his before pic(but i cant find it) and you wouldn't even believe thats him 15 years ago before he started because he doesn't even look like he has the genetics to become a bodybuilder.
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You're probably right that he's somwhat genetically inclined - but one can't overestimate the advantage that gives - he would still have to work extremely hard (possibly even aided with steroids, eek). With enough time, consistency and dedication, it's not impossible. Torres - or even Leonidas - though... not nearly as difficult - comfortably within reach for most guys they're age (especially the former).
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