Jealous of a beginner?

[The Dude]

You guys ever see a total newbie in the gym training and look at them with some envy? I saw a super young kid the other day squatting with like 135, but his form was impeccable. Absolutely flawless. As I watched him to through his stuff he was just dead on. No ego lifting, no slop form or excessive grunting, just perfection. I couldn't help but be envious. I thought man that would've been great if my form was that good early on. The injuries I could've avoided and I think I would be quite a bit bigger and better developed now

 

[CH3NO2]

Yeah there was a kid in my gym doing like 50 plus inch vertical box jumps. He did it with such little effort.

There will always be someone younger, faster and stronger on the way up.

 

[WesleyInman]

Wanna see a kid that makes alot of people jealous??

My friend from Strongman has a nephew that just set World Records in the 198lb class..

He squatted 700lbs/benched 400/ deadlift 865...

He weighs 198lbs and is 19 years old....

He is natural, I know this for a fact....

This is 1000% freak genetics...My buddy Jay his Uncle told me the first time he deadlifted at 15 years old he pulled 565lbs on his first try...at like 175lbs bodyweight..day 1...

Imagine if you put this kid on some gear....

It's funny because he was arguing his lifts were all from hard work. I don't give a shit how hard you work in 4 years, unless it's in your cards it isn't happening. I have lifted 20+ years, a ton of AAS in my past and I cannot and will not ever hit a 765 deadlift.

I'm happy for this kid. They should do tests on his muscle fibers to cure diseases from atrophy and other ailments IMO!

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