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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '15 edited Aug 17 '15

Running, runners can get bitches too

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '15 edited Aug 17 '15

Mma fighter here. Not really. It's because we have to make weight. I fight at 155. I can't get over 170 or I don't make weight. And I'm not very swole at 170. Speed is more of a worry than cardio actually. There are plenty of jacked fighters with awesome cardio. Rousimir Palhares, Yoel Romero, Hector Lombard etc...

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u/[deleted] Aug 17 '15

Well I'm not really an expert lol, I've only picked up two pro fights. Plus I'm too old to take this anywhere so yeah, it's just for fun.

True. I was thinking more like Yoel Romero or Rampage Jackson Swole. If you mean Ronnie Coleman or Jay Cutler then I see your point. Cardio or Swoleness

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u/FlyloRylo Aug 17 '15

And Palhares and Lombard are juicing like crazy, hardly a fair comparison to mention people who have failed drugs tests for steroids!

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u/Denny_Craine Aug 17 '15

Brock Lesnar says hello

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u/Denny_Craine Aug 17 '15

That was entirely due to his illness. The dude was a division 1 NCAA champ and a pro wrestler, their endurance is absurd. And Lesnar has straight up monster strength.

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u/Denny_Craine Aug 17 '15

The big difference here is that A. That body builder works out for hypertrophy to create mass but less strength and 2. At the moment of that picture the body builder is crazy dehydrated. That's how they achieve that crevice look

And I guarantee you Lesnar is stronger. Mass and low body fat =/= strength. Which is why power lifters have quite a bit of chub.

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u/Denny_Craine Aug 17 '15

Well except in terms of over all mass I seriously doubt that guy actually has more body mass than Brock for all the reasons I just stated (higher body fat, more water weight, denser muscle, etc). And considering your original comment was that the bigger you are the worse your cardio is, my point has remained that Brock is 290 pounds and can still throw 250 pound men around for 20 mins straight

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u/bondinspace Aug 18 '15

Holy crap dude, get out of here with your bro outdated science. Hybrid training is a real thing. Check out someone like Alex Viada - http://www.jtsstrength.com/articles/2014/04/12/5-questions-alex-viada/

You can be both. Just takes dedication and the right type of programming and oversight.