Mr Olympia
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Littledragon
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I believe Ronnie Coleman won.
Amos Stevens
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Littledragon
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Amos Stevens said:
Now what if he actually could know how to use his strength in a fight and was a Martial Artist, wow would he be some stiff competition.
Amos Stevens
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It's probably all costume..someone breathe on him,he would probably fall over...
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Littledragon
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Amos Stevens said:It's probably all costume..someone breathe on him,he would probably fall over...
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LOL. I remember my friend saying Ronnie Coleman could beat up most martial artists like Bruce Lee, Seagal, etc.. So we had this debate on the bus who could win Ronnie or a Martial Artist.
Obviously it is a no brainer.. MARTIAL ARTIST.
yudansha
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There's a huge misconception when it comes to bodybuilding!
Bodybuilders aren't strong in the sense of power. Yes, compared to an average person, there is a difference, but if you compare them to those who participate in the World's Strongest Man competitions, there's just no contest. Bodybuilders define their muscular structure, but they are not as powerful as they 'might look.' Deception. That's all it is. Furthermore, muscles build differently. A martial artist has muscle build up that allows him/her to move in that specific way. A bodybuilder moves in different ways. The bodybuilder wouldn't be able to kick high as his/her muscle structure wouldn't allow for that - same goes for arm movements (especially when it comes to swiftness of motion). Bodybuilders aren't fighters. Bodybuilders are sculpted humans. In general terms, bodybuilders are art sculptures of the human anatomy, defining practically all of the muscle groups. However, it is the shape of the muscle itself that permits for precise movement. The martial artist would run circles around bodybuilder who would plain and simply be confused as to what to do - leap forward randomly hoping to grab a hold of a limb or to sit back and be defeated.
Bodybuilders aren't strong in the sense of power. Yes, compared to an average person, there is a difference, but if you compare them to those who participate in the World's Strongest Man competitions, there's just no contest. Bodybuilders define their muscular structure, but they are not as powerful as they 'might look.' Deception. That's all it is. Furthermore, muscles build differently. A martial artist has muscle build up that allows him/her to move in that specific way. A bodybuilder moves in different ways. The bodybuilder wouldn't be able to kick high as his/her muscle structure wouldn't allow for that - same goes for arm movements (especially when it comes to swiftness of motion). Bodybuilders aren't fighters. Bodybuilders are sculpted humans. In general terms, bodybuilders are art sculptures of the human anatomy, defining practically all of the muscle groups. However, it is the shape of the muscle itself that permits for precise movement. The martial artist would run circles around bodybuilder who would plain and simply be confused as to what to do - leap forward randomly hoping to grab a hold of a limb or to sit back and be defeated.
Littledragon
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yudansha said:
Excellent Yudansha, just what I wanted to hear. One of my friends on the bus told me that a body builder could kill any Martial Artist because he is so strong..
pathetic aint it.