/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>631983
First of all, that guys on so much gear -- you really shouldn't use him as an example. Also, he lives to powerlift. Basically, his 9-5 is spent doing things to better himself at powerlifting. He probably lives in a shack. But still, he's got some informative youtube vids.

But to >>631993 's point -- if you have enough time to do cardio, you'll have enough time to "bulk," considering you're not really supposed to do much cardio while bulking anyway. I'll agree, just because you're bulking doesn't mean you're healthy.

But time-wise, it is 100% possible to bulk and work a 70 hour week. I'm an attorney and have a couple attorney friends working 70-80+/hrs a week and they have time for shit like this. It only takes about an hour for 3 days a week. Then you'll have to eat about 500 more calories a day (which is really not hard, as another anon said -- its about half a subway more). Then you just make sure you get at least 6-7 hours of sleep and there....you're bulking. Explain to me how you don't think businessmen can do this?

And yes, you don't see CEOs of fortune 500 companies doing this shit because old people physically cannot progress past a certain points. But that's like 45 yr olds. Anyone younger should have no problems and I've seen a few 50-60 yr olds putting up a 2plate bench easy.

I honestly think you just have something against people who are bigger than you.