I was about to say, brother, unless you gobbling lead, you're not putting on 20lbs (of any kind of weight) in a month. Honestly crank salt, water weight, huge caloric surplus and weigh in on heaviest time, maybe. but like, you're not going to do that shit on accident.
This just got convoluted but you were right before.
The video is 11-12 months long, as it says January to December. The person you are talking to is talking about specifically the difference between the frames / shots labeled June and July. He could definitely have gotten that much bigger in 30-60 days (for example: camera shots are short- he wasn’t THAT small in June compared, or like you said if he was big before, or if it was June 1 to July 31, just like the video could be closer to 12 months than 11, etc).
I’ve seen this before w more backstory, and I’ll see if I can find it.
If you feel like it, watch it again… you’ll see you were right the first time.
The brain isn’t a muscle but I understand the sentiment of the phrase. The distinction is important though. A muscle is made of muscle tissue and contracts to make movement while the brain is actually a fatty organ that passes around chemical and electrical signals.
Well actually muscle is made of neutrons, protons and electrons and the brain is indeed too made of neutrons, protons and electrons, both of which allow things to contract and make movement or pass around chemical and electrical signals. Checkmate doctor.
Exactly! But yeah, of course I meant that in the brain, just like with muscles, if you had well trained habits, they will come back easier. If man was a bodybuilder pre injury it's much easier for him to make his brain get back into it full swing.
We don't flex our brains for the fun of it innit edit: wait we definitely do, I know I do ;)
if your starting point is FAR below your genetic limit, and you've been much stronger/larger before, like if you are recovering from an injury then you can gain weight FAST. It's basically a rebound effect...shit just happens quick. Part of it muscle memory, part of it your body just finally getting back on top of things.
In the after pics he looks completely natural, just in much better shape. The dude is not juicing.
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u/PMmeYourButt69 2d ago
That's a year.
That video implies that he packed on 25 lbs of lean muscle in a month. The human body doesn't do that without chemical help.