Training Program: What is yours?(bodybuilding)

[Guest guest]

Light weight training may be doable on a raw food diet, but with the

exception of Stephen Arlin(who lacks definition) I have not read of

other BB who are raw foodists. I am considering becoming a 60-75% raw

foodist for this reason. Don't get me wrong: Arlin has muscle mass

but it is inferior to BB who eat other forms of protein. Raw foodism

doesn't seem capable of supporting bodybuilding goals sufficiently. --

[Guest guest]

oh..wrong...see Storm, he's 54, clearly defined muscle, that looks more superior

to meat eater's muscles...and looks 34. Go to rawinspiration.com ...i think and

check him out. I've also seen another raw 35 yo that looked amazingly

spectacular...somewhere in Texas, but I lost his contact info. Arlin on the

other hand...is fat in his book. But saw him recently and he actually looks

better now :0)

 

kisses to all in group.

 

Torey Maxwell <beehiveproductions wrote:

Light weight training may be doable on a raw food diet, but with the

exception of Stephen Arlin(who lacks definition) I have not read of

other BB who are raw foodists. I am considering becoming a 60-75% raw

foodist for this reason. Don't get me wrong: Arlin has muscle mass

but it is inferior to BB who eat other forms of protein. Raw foodism

doesn't seem capable of supporting bodybuilding goals sufficiently. --

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Dominic that link doesn't exist. Is there another address?--- In

rawfood , vy Dominic <adyysa> wrote:

> oh..wrong...see Storm, he's 54, clearly defined muscle, that looks

more superior to meat eater's muscles...and looks 34. Go to

rawinspiration.com ...i think and check him out. I've also seen

another raw 35 yo that looked amazingly spectacular...somewhere in

Texas, but I lost his contact info. Arlin on the other hand...is fat

in his book. But saw him recently and he actually looks better now :0)

>

> kisses to all in group.

>

> Torey Maxwell <beehiveproductions> wrote:

> Light weight training may be doable on a raw food diet, but with

the

> exception of Stephen Arlin(who lacks definition) I have not read of

> other BB who are raw foodists. I am considering becoming a 60-75%

raw

> foodist for this reason. Don't get me wrong: Arlin has muscle mass

> but it is inferior to BB who eat other forms of protein. Raw

foodism

> doesn't seem capable of supporting bodybuilding goals

sufficiently. --

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

here it is....rawinspiration he too must know

others...good luck

 

 

 

Derrick <vegiebowl wrote:

Hey Dominic that link doesn't exist. Is there another address?--- In

rawfood , vy Dominic <adyysa> wrote:

> oh..wrong...see Storm, he's 54, clearly defined muscle, that looks

more superior to meat eater's muscles...and looks 34. Go to

rawinspiration.com ...i think and check him out. I've also seen

another raw 35 yo that looked amazingly spectacular...somewhere in

Texas, but I lost his contact info. Arlin on the other hand...is fat

in his book. But saw him recently and he actually looks better now :0)

>

> kisses to all in group.

>

> Torey Maxwell <beehiveproductions> wrote:

> Light weight training may be doable on a raw food diet, but with

the

> exception of Stephen Arlin(who lacks definition) I have not read of

> other BB who are raw foodists. I am considering becoming a 60-75%

raw

> foodist for this reason. Don't get me wrong: Arlin has muscle mass

> but it is inferior to BB who eat other forms of protein. Raw

foodism

> doesn't seem capable of supporting bodybuilding goals

sufficiently. --

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The web address for seeing pictures of Storm is

 

http://www.thegardendiet.com

 

 

Annette

 

> > In rawfood , vy Dominic <adyysa> wrote:

 

> > see Storm, he's 54, clearly defined muscle, that looks

> > more superior to meat eater's muscles...and looks 34.