So, do we still believe in 'freak genetics'? LOL

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Now that Jones has been popped for steroids, are there still shertads that believe this silly notion of "freak genetics?" Being 6'4 with a 7 feet wingspan is winning the genetic lotery. How many men do you see on a day to day basis with those stats? That alone puts Jon on the 1% category.


Performing at the level that Jon performs at is another question. Putting on mass the way Jon did is another question.


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This isnt 'genetics.' Lol. This is clearly a chemical edge. A damn near 40 year old man doesn't look a certain way naturally . A natural 35 year old woman doesn't look a certain way.




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"Genetic Freaks" are very rare. Brock is probably the only one I can think of in MMA... and even he used steroids lol
 
How you explain his wingspan? Red bull gives you wings?
 
Jones's reach is still near 85 inches usually about 8-10 inches longer than his opponents. Jones's height is still 6.4 usually 3-6 inches taller than his opponents. His brain still knows how to use these advantages.

Tell me what about that do PED's change?
 
Genetic freaks still exist. Some of them use steroids. That doesn't mean they have shit genetics all of a sudden.
 
ferrisjso said:
Jones's reach is still near 85 inches usually about 8-10 inches longer than his opponents. Jones's height is still 6.4 usually 3-6 inches taller than his opponents. His brain still knows how to use these advantages.

Tell me what about that do PED's change?
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Thanks for literally reposting the first paragraph of my thread.


Now that Jones has been popped for steroids, are there still shertads that believe this silly notion of "freak genetics?" Being 6'4 with a 7 feet wingspan is winning the genetic lotery. How many men do you see on a day to day basis with those stats?That alone puts Jon on the 1% category.

Now maybe try reading before you post?
 
Behind every "freak athlete" there are PEDs.
 
Dude...do you even biology, bro?

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Yes. Freak genetics.

And steroids.
 
Herschel Walker is the first athlete that comes to mind when it think of genetic freak.
He was famous for his intense daily workout routines.

Just endless energy and monster cardio. 2,000-3,000 pushups and situps every day.
Even at 48, he looked in amazing shape during his MMA fight.

If there was ever a genetic freak than needs to be cloned, it's him.

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Yes there are genetic freaks. Top athletes are the 1% on the planet in terms of athletic ability. You can't judge them by the "how many do you see argument" because these aren't people doing 9-5 jobs and then doing a 1 hour gym session 4 days a week with an okay diet (with shitier genetics)
They put in as many hours as you work sat at your desk in the gym. They have also been doing that their entire lives. They then have strict diet plans they have to live by and also get in optimal amounts of sleep because their career enables them to.

That's not to say that steroids aren't in MMA..but the eye test argument isn't a very informed one. If you think you can tell an athlete is on something from the way they look you're wrong. That idea came about because bodybuilders use steroids to help get their physiques, so people equate physique with steroids when the truth is a lot more complicated. Athletes aren't training for aesthetics, so aren't using steroids in the same way as they're not after those results (see Barnett).
 
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chamcham said:
Herschel Walker is the first athlete that comes to mind when it think of genetic freak.
He was famous for his intense daily workout routines.

Just endless energy and monster cardio. 2,000-3,000 pushups and situps every day.
Even at 48, he looked in amazing shape during his MMA fight.

If there was ever a genetic freak than needs to be cloned, it's him.
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How do you think he was able to recover from those "insane daily workouts" ill give you a hint. ton sciteneg
 
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