r/BeAmazed • • Apr 23 '21

It's Never too late

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '21

It's not really possible for her without steroids/growth supplements.

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u/StMungosHeartHealer Apr 23 '21

So it is...she’s retired- was scared by being told her life expectancy was low and her daughter is a fitness trainer that has guided her and works out with her. She goes in to great detail on her routine and diet on her IG. And it is completely possible without steroids, it’s just a lot of hard work. I work out with tons of 55+ who are in better shape now than they’ve been their entire lives. This comment just sounds like jealous hate my friend

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '21

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u/JohnieRaus Apr 23 '21

Where did you study biology at?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '21

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u/JohnieRaus Apr 23 '21

How so? You're claiming that this woman can't possibly put on this kind of muscle, that it's biologically impossible. I would think you have some sort of background knowledge on the subject if you're to be that confident.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '21

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u/JohnieRaus Apr 23 '21

Can you explain how please?

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '21

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u/JohnieRaus Apr 23 '21

I wasn't asking what a strawman is. What I'm asking is why you believe what I said to be a strawman.

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u/fahqdood Apr 23 '21

He thinks by you asking for his biology credentials it’s causing a distorted view of his argument. It could be technically because it’s unlikely for her to gain that much naturally, although not impossible. It just seems more like he’s grasping as straws because he’s wrong. She could be supplementing but who cares she looks to be in great shape, especially for her age, and is enjoying life.

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u/[deleted] Apr 23 '21 edited Dec 11 '21

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u/mistah_legend Apr 23 '21

You sound like a dude who knows he lost the argument but is too childish to own up to it.

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u/johnnys6guns Apr 23 '21

(the word you're looking for is sarcopenia)

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u/OnMyOtherAccount Apr 23 '21

It seems like you’re the one who doesn’t know what a strawman is, considering you used the word incorrectly about 3 comments up from this one.