Where was he at when he arrived in Lincoln, anybody remember?
Hope it’s a common theme with many players.205 I read in a related article.
I think you mean dense...pound of muscle and a pound of fat are both a pound...but fat (looking down at my belly) is nice an fluffy! Muscle isn't.Muscle weighs more than fat. Not meaning he was. Adding muscle adds weight. If done correctly he should not slow down.
LoLI think you mean dense...pound of muscle and a pound of fat are both a pound...but fat (looking down at my belly) is nice an fluffy! Muscle isn't.
Hope he doesn't overbulk and lose a step. These kids must be eating steak dinners every single night.
I don't know. Taylor Martinez bulked up a bit and he definitely lost a step.The "bulk" label is a myth. I can't tell you how many parents said they didn't want their kids to lift weights because they were afraid their kids would bulk up and slow them down. Duval would never let that happen.
Muscle doesn't slow people down. As a matter of fact it increases potential for power and speed as a result. Fat slows you down, muscle makes you faster. Weight has nothing to do with it.
Taylor lost a step because he had a sprained foot/ankle since about the third game he started. Vincent Valentine may have been the only slower healing ankle.I don't know. Taylor Martinez bulked up a bit and he definitely lost a step.
Muscle doesn't slow people down. As a matter of fact it increases potential for power and speed as a result. Fat slows you down, muscle makes you faster. Weight has nothing to do with it.
Hope he doesn't overbulk and lose a step. These kids must be eating steak dinners every single night.
The "bulk" label is a myth. I can't tell you how many parents said they didn't want their kids to lift weights because they were afraid their kids would bulk up and slow them down. Duval would never let that happen.
Reminds me of one of the Tampa Bay DTs in the early 2000s (I want to say Booger McFarland, I don't think it was Warren Sapp who said this) who said something like "muscles can strain, bruise, and tear, but you can't hurt fat."I think you mean dense...pound of muscle and a pound of fat are both a pound...but fat (looking down at my belly) is nice an fluffy! Muscle isn't.
Dan Alexander had thighs like tree stumps. Tough dude.Diminishing returns certainly do exist when it comes to putting muscle on and getting faster. Ahman Green showed up one fall camp at around 227 pounds, and he admitted that he overdid the training. He definitely looked a step slower on the field early that season. I believe Dan Alexander was actually told to stop lifting because he was putting on so much muscle. He was already 6'0" 250 pounds.
The training staff is on top of these guys though, so I'm not worried. I believe I read they have a guy come in and measure their bone sizes, and they have a good idea of what their projected optimal weight is.
Muscle doesn't slow people down. As a matter of fact it increases potential for power and speed as a result. Fat slows you down, muscle makes you faster. Weight has nothing to do with it.
My guess is that a good portion of that weight is going to his lower body. I would also guess much of the lifting is geared toward more explosive types of moves for a combination of power and quickness. If done properly, he should gain weight and gain a step, not lose one.
He was built like a Greek god. Something like 5 percent BF. I used to have a body like a Greek god. Now I just have a body like a Greek.Dan Alexander had thighs like tree stumps. Tough dude.
205 I read in a related article.
Duval had tweeted that increasing muscle mass makes you faster and stated the same in articles while are UCF that muscle is engine that drives your body.
Here is a tweet of his regarding Griffin after his 40 time at the NFL combine.
I don't know. Taylor Martinez bulked up a bit and he definitely lost a step.
1. Taylor never lost a step because of bulking up. He encountered ankle and a lingering foot issue.
2. And while Taylor Martinez was never blessed with great vision or agility, his straight line speed was still pretty special even after "losing some steps." I will gladly take that type of speed from Adrian, especially because "A-Mart" has a LOT more wriggle in the open field.
He would have ludicrous speedHere is to hoping the Martinez can get to 270 - 275. Think how fast he would be!
Here is to hoping the Martinez can get to 270 - 275. Think how fast he would be!
This x1000. The unfortunate thing in high school is laziness towards nutrition. The "bulk" is due to the fact your adding fat on top of that muscle.
The "bulk" label is a myth. I can't tell you how many parents said they didn't want their kids to lift weights because they were afraid their kids would bulk up and slow them down. Duval would never let that happen.
Welllllll not so fast here. LolIf this thread is true, Tommie Frazier could still suit up and dominate.
I'm hoping more for 305-310lbs!Here is to hoping the Martinez can get to 270 - 275. Think how fast he would be!
I don't know. Taylor Martinez bulked up a bit and he definitely lost a step.
The Hefty Lefty is making a comeback and will be the fastest guy in the NFL.If this thread is true, Tommie Frazier could still suit up and dominate.
I don't know about not having agility, TMart 's TD run against Wisky in BIG 10 Championship pretty much debunked that theory of him having no agility as that run trumped Crouch's against Mizzou and it was on a way bigger stage. Just sayin'. If ya don't believe me watch my sig vids. TMart was just as quick and fast laterally as he was North to South. Martinez was also faster than Crouch as well!1. Taylor never lost a step because of bulking up. He encountered ankle and a lingering foot issue.
2. And while Taylor Martinez was never blessed with great vision or agility, his straight line speed was still pretty special even after "losing some steps." I will gladly take that type of speed from Adrian, especially because "A-Mart" has a LOT more wriggle in the open field.