Paulin to dilla????

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Edited Date/Time 8/5/2015 2:41pm


Maybe taking seely's ride if hes not back?
Its a longshot but it would be great to see
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8/4/2015 3:38am
Doubt it. His knee needs to recover. Prefer Noren to keep on that bike anyway
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8/4/2015 3:43am
Japan.
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Robgvx wrote:
Japan.
Theres no flights to japan around that time... There was flights to new york and toronto tho Tongue Wink
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Robgvx wrote:
Japan.
mx23 wrote:
Theres no flights to japan around that time... There was flights to new york and toronto tho Tongue Wink
Japan. Trust me.

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8/4/2015 6:56am
Those calves tho
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8/4/2015 7:19am
After observing all the GP races these guys do plus their pre-season and national races you would have to have a lot of energy and motivation to fly over here and do another race. I think it's great but it's a big effort.
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8/4/2015 11:15am
Paulin was one hell of a BMX racer in his younger days if I recall.
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8/4/2015 11:39am
if you think they are bad, Marc De Reuvers legs make those look like Hulk Hogan
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8/4/2015 12:47pm Edited Date/Time 8/4/2015 12:47pm
philG wrote:
if you think they are bad, Marc De Reuvers legs make those look like Hulk Hogan
I can't imagine that Hulk Hogan's legs are too impressive
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8/4/2015 12:53pm
philG wrote:
if you think they are bad, Marc De Reuvers legs make those look like Hulk Hogan
i have the same problem. i ride a mtn bike 3 times a week for the last 2 years and still have toothpick legs
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philG wrote:
if you think they are bad, Marc De Reuvers legs make those look like Hulk Hogan
peelout wrote:
i have the same problem. i ride a mtn bike 3 times a week for the last 2 years and still have toothpick legs

Don't worry, strenght and stamina are not only based on the volume.

To look good for the chicks, then it is another diet, protein shaker/meat/eggs/potatoes/etc Smile

Riders tend to be super fit like in bicycle because weight has become a factor, especially for good starts.
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8/4/2015 2:46pm
Its funny, all the guys everyone makes fun of for being to skinny are usually the most fit guys.
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Haha. Men critical of his legshape.. I use the term men loosely.

Be cool if he turned up there
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8/4/2015 3:08pm Edited Date/Time 8/4/2015 3:11pm
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique?

Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina.

I'm 26 and have been racing for 22 years. My legs match GP's profile very much like. All my stick and ball friends growing up would laugh and crack jokes about my chicken legs. That was until we got into the gym of course. Despite my lower legs being absurdly lacking in definition and calf muscles my thighs, butt, lower back, and core were light years above anyone else I know. It's just funny because you look at my lower legs and I look like a cripple, but above the knee my legs are huge. They're not as hard nor defined as when I was racing, but there still big a flabby, but when I do work them out they harden up quick!

At one point when I was a young buck in HS I had the best power to weight ratio in my HS. I think I weighed something like 128 lbs and could bench just shy of 250 lbs although I was never good at benching and never saw the point in it. I always liked doing the dead lift which I could do 375 lbs, and squatting which was 350 lbs. I honestly dont remember what my leg press was, but it was a lot. A lot more than I could ever imagine myself doing now at 26, and seriously out of shape working in an office all day.

My HS was or is known for it's world class power lifting program and team. About 90% of the state records in WA State are held by students, past students, or faculty of my HS. We have a large Samoan population at my old HS though, and those Samoans are something else strength wise. They're destroying all the records of previous years. The Gym coach, teacher, and trainer was an ex Olympic track and field runner. He did the relay, and I believe 100 meter dash in the games back in the 70's. He himself is regarded as one of the strongest people in the nation for his age. He holds nearly every single power lifting record in the USA for his age, size, weight, and classification. Heck the guy at 70 something years old still ran a hand timed 4.6 40 yard dash. He was faster than half our track team, and was certainly stronger than all of them.
8/4/2015 3:48pm
philG wrote:
if you think they are bad, Marc De Reuvers legs make those look like Hulk Hogan
peelout wrote:
i have the same problem. i ride a mtn bike 3 times a week for the last 2 years and still have toothpick legs
whereas i dont, but have ripped calves. the rest of me isnt
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8/4/2015 4:02pm
This thread has taken the train to Queerville.

Hope he does ride 'Dilla.... Johnny Fever too!
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8/4/2015 4:07pm
calves are very genetic. if you have 'long' calves theres not a a lot you can do to get that 'shelf' look. same for bi's.
lots of bodybuilders have longer bicep muscles and dont have that peaky look. thats another negative of being a tall person trying to have a physique like that, way harder to achieve.
and i can guarantee you that paulin isnt calf raises with insane weight to break out of that look. not saying he would ever want to anyway, he is an endurance athlete for the most part.
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8/4/2015 4:17pm
Osaka627 wrote:
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique? Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina. I'm 26 and have been racing...
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique?

Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina.

I'm 26 and have been racing for 22 years. My legs match GP's profile very much like. All my stick and ball friends growing up would laugh and crack jokes about my chicken legs. That was until we got into the gym of course. Despite my lower legs being absurdly lacking in definition and calf muscles my thighs, butt, lower back, and core were light years above anyone else I know. It's just funny because you look at my lower legs and I look like a cripple, but above the knee my legs are huge. They're not as hard nor defined as when I was racing, but there still big a flabby, but when I do work them out they harden up quick!

At one point when I was a young buck in HS I had the best power to weight ratio in my HS. I think I weighed something like 128 lbs and could bench just shy of 250 lbs although I was never good at benching and never saw the point in it. I always liked doing the dead lift which I could do 375 lbs, and squatting which was 350 lbs. I honestly dont remember what my leg press was, but it was a lot. A lot more than I could ever imagine myself doing now at 26, and seriously out of shape working in an office all day.

My HS was or is known for it's world class power lifting program and team. About 90% of the state records in WA State are held by students, past students, or faculty of my HS. We have a large Samoan population at my old HS though, and those Samoans are something else strength wise. They're destroying all the records of previous years. The Gym coach, teacher, and trainer was an ex Olympic track and field runner. He did the relay, and I believe 100 meter dash in the games back in the 70's. He himself is regarded as one of the strongest people in the nation for his age. He holds nearly every single power lifting record in the USA for his age, size, weight, and classification. Heck the guy at 70 something years old still ran a hand timed 4.6 40 yard dash. He was faster than half our track team, and was certainly stronger than all of them.
miss watching you ride. those days back when you and nick Schmidt would bang bars. good times buddy. I did notice I see a lot more cats around the racetrack now that your gone.Grinning Grinning Grinning Grinning
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8/4/2015 5:38pm
Osaka627 wrote:
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique? Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina. I'm 26 and have been racing...
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique?

Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina.

I'm 26 and have been racing for 22 years. My legs match GP's profile very much like. All my stick and ball friends growing up would laugh and crack jokes about my chicken legs. That was until we got into the gym of course. Despite my lower legs being absurdly lacking in definition and calf muscles my thighs, butt, lower back, and core were light years above anyone else I know. It's just funny because you look at my lower legs and I look like a cripple, but above the knee my legs are huge. They're not as hard nor defined as when I was racing, but there still big a flabby, but when I do work them out they harden up quick!

At one point when I was a young buck in HS I had the best power to weight ratio in my HS. I think I weighed something like 128 lbs and could bench just shy of 250 lbs although I was never good at benching and never saw the point in it. I always liked doing the dead lift which I could do 375 lbs, and squatting which was 350 lbs. I honestly dont remember what my leg press was, but it was a lot. A lot more than I could ever imagine myself doing now at 26, and seriously out of shape working in an office all day.

My HS was or is known for it's world class power lifting program and team. About 90% of the state records in WA State are held by students, past students, or faculty of my HS. We have a large Samoan population at my old HS though, and those Samoans are something else strength wise. They're destroying all the records of previous years. The Gym coach, teacher, and trainer was an ex Olympic track and field runner. He did the relay, and I believe 100 meter dash in the games back in the 70's. He himself is regarded as one of the strongest people in the nation for his age. He holds nearly every single power lifting record in the USA for his age, size, weight, and classification. Heck the guy at 70 something years old still ran a hand timed 4.6 40 yard dash. He was faster than half our track team, and was certainly stronger than all of them.
bsharkey wrote:
miss watching you ride. those days back when you and nick Schmidt would bang bars. good times buddy. I did notice I see a lot more...
miss watching you ride. those days back when you and nick Schmidt would bang bars. good times buddy. I did notice I see a lot more cats around the racetrack now that your gone.Grinning Grinning Grinning Grinning
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He may have less muscular looking legs (due to his height no less, look at all the basketball players, are they unfit? No they arent) but his facebook pics show he doesn't have a heck of a lot of fat, he got the 6 pack going pretty well
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kiwifan wrote:
He may have less muscular looking legs (due to his height no less, look at all the basketball players, are they unfit? No they arent) but...
He may have less muscular looking legs (due to his height no less, look at all the basketball players, are they unfit? No they arent) but his facebook pics show he doesn't have a heck of a lot of fat, he got the 6 pack going pretty well


I'm pretty sure the NBA is the only professional sports league that only Drug Tests once per season at the start of Training Camp... I just saw on ESPN a night or two ago the starting SF for the ATL Hawks just got busted for having like 5 oz of Marijuana and another 5 oz of pure MDMA on him in a routine traffic stop. NFL is full of women beaters, the NBA is higher than the counter guy at a WA State Cannabis Collective, MLB is raging a war on steroids, NHL is full of beer. Yes just beer, and NASCAR is full on tweaked. You have to be to watch that s***.

I'm not one to laugh at other peoples troubles especially injuries, but I had too... Enough s*** stirring for one day. That is all! Goodnight
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8/4/2015 8:49pm
first thing i thought when i seen the picture was "johnny drama is racing dilla?
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Osaka627 wrote:
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique? Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina. I'm 26 and have been racing...
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique?

Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina.

I'm 26 and have been racing for 22 years. My legs match GP's profile very much like. All my stick and ball friends growing up would laugh and crack jokes about my chicken legs. That was until we got into the gym of course. Despite my lower legs being absurdly lacking in definition and calf muscles my thighs, butt, lower back, and core were light years above anyone else I know. It's just funny because you look at my lower legs and I look like a cripple, but above the knee my legs are huge. They're not as hard nor defined as when I was racing, but there still big a flabby, but when I do work them out they harden up quick!

At one point when I was a young buck in HS I had the best power to weight ratio in my HS. I think I weighed something like 128 lbs and could bench just shy of 250 lbs although I was never good at benching and never saw the point in it. I always liked doing the dead lift which I could do 375 lbs, and squatting which was 350 lbs. I honestly dont remember what my leg press was, but it was a lot. A lot more than I could ever imagine myself doing now at 26, and seriously out of shape working in an office all day.

My HS was or is known for it's world class power lifting program and team. About 90% of the state records in WA State are held by students, past students, or faculty of my HS. We have a large Samoan population at my old HS though, and those Samoans are something else strength wise. They're destroying all the records of previous years. The Gym coach, teacher, and trainer was an ex Olympic track and field runner. He did the relay, and I believe 100 meter dash in the games back in the 70's. He himself is regarded as one of the strongest people in the nation for his age. He holds nearly every single power lifting record in the USA for his age, size, weight, and classification. Heck the guy at 70 something years old still ran a hand timed 4.6 40 yard dash. He was faster than half our track team, and was certainly stronger than all of them.
Random side note Brett,

I used to watch you at SIR (before it was Pacific Raceways) when you were on a Yamaha with the pink stewart Fox gear. I thought it was the most baddass thing ever! I was on the peewee track wanting to ride with the big boys!
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8/4/2015 11:10pm
Osaka627 wrote:
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique? Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina. I'm 26 and have been racing...
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique?

Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina.

I'm 26 and have been racing for 22 years. My legs match GP's profile very much like. All my stick and ball friends growing up would laugh and crack jokes about my chicken legs. That was until we got into the gym of course. Despite my lower legs being absurdly lacking in definition and calf muscles my thighs, butt, lower back, and core were light years above anyone else I know. It's just funny because you look at my lower legs and I look like a cripple, but above the knee my legs are huge. They're not as hard nor defined as when I was racing, but there still big a flabby, but when I do work them out they harden up quick!

At one point when I was a young buck in HS I had the best power to weight ratio in my HS. I think I weighed something like 128 lbs and could bench just shy of 250 lbs although I was never good at benching and never saw the point in it. I always liked doing the dead lift which I could do 375 lbs, and squatting which was 350 lbs. I honestly dont remember what my leg press was, but it was a lot. A lot more than I could ever imagine myself doing now at 26, and seriously out of shape working in an office all day.

My HS was or is known for it's world class power lifting program and team. About 90% of the state records in WA State are held by students, past students, or faculty of my HS. We have a large Samoan population at my old HS though, and those Samoans are something else strength wise. They're destroying all the records of previous years. The Gym coach, teacher, and trainer was an ex Olympic track and field runner. He did the relay, and I believe 100 meter dash in the games back in the 70's. He himself is regarded as one of the strongest people in the nation for his age. He holds nearly every single power lifting record in the USA for his age, size, weight, and classification. Heck the guy at 70 something years old still ran a hand timed 4.6 40 yard dash. He was faster than half our track team, and was certainly stronger than all of them.
Hudd_421 wrote:
Random side note Brett, I used to watch you at SIR (before it was Pacific Raceways) when you were on a Yamaha with the pink stewart...
Random side note Brett,

I used to watch you at SIR (before it was Pacific Raceways) when you were on a Yamaha with the pink stewart Fox gear. I thought it was the most baddass thing ever! I was on the peewee track wanting to ride with the big boys!
What can I say. I'm a loyal fan. I've been on the 259 bandwagon since 96. LOL.

Good memories right there bud right around 2002?? That was right before my 3rd and longest full time retirement from racing. I quit in 02 and didn't race again till I graduated school in 2008.

What's your name man? Do we know each other?
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8/5/2015 8:36am
Osaka627 wrote:
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique? Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina. I'm 26 and have been racing...
Since when are the best MX Athletes judged by their lower leg physique?

Muscles take oxygen, and oxygen takes stamina.

I'm 26 and have been racing for 22 years. My legs match GP's profile very much like. All my stick and ball friends growing up would laugh and crack jokes about my chicken legs. That was until we got into the gym of course. Despite my lower legs being absurdly lacking in definition and calf muscles my thighs, butt, lower back, and core were light years above anyone else I know. It's just funny because you look at my lower legs and I look like a cripple, but above the knee my legs are huge. They're not as hard nor defined as when I was racing, but there still big a flabby, but when I do work them out they harden up quick!

At one point when I was a young buck in HS I had the best power to weight ratio in my HS. I think I weighed something like 128 lbs and could bench just shy of 250 lbs although I was never good at benching and never saw the point in it. I always liked doing the dead lift which I could do 375 lbs, and squatting which was 350 lbs. I honestly dont remember what my leg press was, but it was a lot. A lot more than I could ever imagine myself doing now at 26, and seriously out of shape working in an office all day.

My HS was or is known for it's world class power lifting program and team. About 90% of the state records in WA State are held by students, past students, or faculty of my HS. We have a large Samoan population at my old HS though, and those Samoans are something else strength wise. They're destroying all the records of previous years. The Gym coach, teacher, and trainer was an ex Olympic track and field runner. He did the relay, and I believe 100 meter dash in the games back in the 70's. He himself is regarded as one of the strongest people in the nation for his age. He holds nearly every single power lifting record in the USA for his age, size, weight, and classification. Heck the guy at 70 something years old still ran a hand timed 4.6 40 yard dash. He was faster than half our track team, and was certainly stronger than all of them.
Hudd_421 wrote:
Random side note Brett, I used to watch you at SIR (before it was Pacific Raceways) when you were on a Yamaha with the pink stewart...
Random side note Brett,

I used to watch you at SIR (before it was Pacific Raceways) when you were on a Yamaha with the pink stewart Fox gear. I thought it was the most baddass thing ever! I was on the peewee track wanting to ride with the big boys!
Osaka627 wrote:
What can I say. I'm a loyal fan. I've been on the 259 bandwagon since 96. LOL. Good memories right there bud right around 2002?? That...
What can I say. I'm a loyal fan. I've been on the 259 bandwagon since 96. LOL.

Good memories right there bud right around 2002?? That was right before my 3rd and longest full time retirement from racing. I quit in 02 and didn't race again till I graduated school in 2008.

What's your name man? Do we know each other?
That was my first year of racing, so awesome. I always wondered what happened to you. I raced up there for probably 4-5 years before moving to Oregon.

Ryan Huddleston, I dont think we ever met.
You know Josh Everson?
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Awesome man! Good for you that is sweet! So if you were over on the Pee Wee track that would make you 8 or younger so I assume you're about 22 years old now??? You know some of the fastest kids in the world grew up riding that same Pee-Wee track.... RV, BL154, & Larry Ward all grew up riding that same exact track.

I don't believe we have met, but Josh is one of my closest friends. If I went to jail, and had to call one person to come get me. I would call Josh, but if I was in jail he would probably be there right with me! Haha. Did you live near us before you moved??? You still ride and race?? Add me on the FB sometime. How do you know Josh???

That's cool man! I didn't realize how many kids used to admired my mini bike riding abilities back then out there until I got older, and become a little less competitive and a little more relaxed....I expected to win every race out there by a half lap, and when that didn't happen I hated it. It's also one reason why I rode there so much because I knew that I couldn't nor shouldn't be beaten at that track. It was essentially my biggest downfall because instead of chasing kids like JH75 down in the South and using their speed to improve mine. Everyone else used my speed against me to improve their own game. I was essentially sand bagging my area code. That's why I respect RV so much. The kid got beat at every level, and had the confidence and mental ability to stay in there and not only escape it in one piece, but to escape it early and as one of the best professional racers of all time.... His AM career sure wasn't that easy, but Ryan never ducked anybody. He took every ones best shot and would come back next week stronger.

I'm helping my Dad remodel his house right now, and am coincidentally in my trophy room over here. Despite throwing out all the trophies that either werent first place for state titles, regional titles, or ama district 27 championships., am titles, or am championships this room is so packed you can't even walk around in it. I found a photo book this morning with a scrapbook of all my years racing out at SIR. I have some good photo's of that Stewart gear and it actually still fits. hahaha. I'll scan some tonight and I'll upload them. But here's a couple photo's from Woodland that same year. Am I the guy I thought I was or you were thinking I was??? haha.....



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