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The Worst Genetics in Bodybuilding 

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In this video we will be looking at some bodybuilders with less than great genetics, but the guys featured here will be also some of the greatest bodybuilders of all time. We will be looking at guys who overcame there genetics to become legends of this sport.
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0:00 Intro
0:34 Franco Columbu
2:28 Arnold Schwarzenegger
2:51 Hubert Metz
4:13 Chris Dickerson
5:03 Porter Cottrell
6:12 Paco Bautista
7:28 Branch Warren
8:40 Modern Bodybuilding
9:48 Conclusion
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@Gnybr
@Gnybr Год назад
Rich Gaspari should definitely be in the video as well. The guy had terrible muscle insertions and structure for bodybuilding but still managed to place 2nd place at the Olympia.
@dunnymonster
@dunnymonster Год назад
Totally agree, thought the same but you beat me to the comments 😊
@anthonyk597
@anthonyk597 Год назад
Definitely. Gaspari needs to be here.
@adaptprosper1775
@adaptprosper1775 Год назад
He made the best of what he had by being shredded and having awesome posing routines, in a time where the free posing round was scored.
@rickhurribans912
@rickhurribans912 Год назад
Bullshit! Rich had an amazing physique and he has good genetics yes not perfect because his biceps were abit short not the shortest though and later into his career his waist got wider but not that bad his structure was still good and he did the best with what he got
@Gnybr
@Gnybr Год назад
@@rickhurribans912 We are not saying that Rich Gaspari was a bad bodybuilder. But he did for sure have shitty genetics.
@joneswilliam9845
@joneswilliam9845 Год назад
This dude really said Franco Columbo had bad genetics
@stayontrack
@stayontrack Месяц назад
Yea pretty dumb, Franco's lat insertions and upper chest split are insane definitely not bad genetics
@escastro241
@escastro241 19 дней назад
Agreed! wtf he talkin bout lol
@ianlewis7749
@ianlewis7749 12 дней назад
Did you see Franco in 1981 wtf ! He looked terrible... Never had good legs
@guillaumebillette4078
@guillaumebillette4078 9 дней назад
​@@ianlewis7749Having a horrible leg injury while carrying a fridge in the 1977 worlds strongest man is not bad genetics.
@ianlewis7749
@ianlewis7749 8 дней назад
@@guillaumebillette4078 if you look, he never had good thighs before 77.. Arnolds best pal wins in 76... better bodybuilders around at that time.. Robbie Robinson for example...
@edge3220
@edge3220 Год назад
One thing I love about bodybuilding is seeing all the different genetics and what guys are able to do with what they were given. Discussing what looks 'good' or 'bad' almost always turns into an argument on subjectivity rather than objectivity, making the sport of bodybuilding quite strange sometimes.
@Day-ZDuke
@Day-ZDuke Год назад
Honestly this is why I feel that Bodybuilding is more of an “art” than a “sport”. It’s more akin to a beauty pageant than any traditional sport And I think there needs to be more weight given to the totality of the package a contestant brings. Opposed to scores for each individual pose / muscle group Cause for me, it’s kinda crazy that say Big Ramy , or Nick Walker be considered the “best” bodybuilder, when their body looks ugly and weirdly proportioned, for all intents and purposes. It’s not what an average person would consider attractive or “nice” looking
@topemeister3000
@topemeister3000 Год назад
The whole pageant is indeed based on subjectivity. Bodybuilding has and never will be a sport. They are not athletes. Nor is it a sport. It’s a beauty pageant. Just because they “compete” does not mean that it’s a sport. Where is the physical display of skill?
@gcg8187
@gcg8187 10 месяцев назад
@@topemeister3000 but Phil heath keep calling it a sport, and keeps referring to himself and other bodybuilders as athletes
@topemeister3000
@topemeister3000 10 месяцев назад
@@gcg8187 And pretty much all bodybuilders refer to themselves and their peers as athletes, but that doesn't make it true. I go to the gym 5 days a week, and plenty of other people do too. Does that make me an athlete? No. They believe that they're athletes because the title of 'athlete' sounds nice. Sports aren't subjective (for the most part), and sports require a display of skill (said skill can objectively be measured). Football (soccer) you get past the opponent's team, and you score more goals than they can = you win. Basketball... Same. American Football... Same. Bodybuilding? Oil yourself up, get on stage, POSE (that is the only thing that can possibly be described as a physical display of skill - but it's not really), and then have the judges decide what "looks best." Bodybuilding is the only "sport" where every competition, the entire fanbase is saying that a different person should have won. Entirely subjective. Sport isn't subjective (for the most part).
@beornthebear.8220
@beornthebear.8220 Год назад
In his later competitions, Franco looked like he had 2 chests, one over the other. His abs and obliques were also well defined. And of course, the "cobra head" back.
@richardlawson6787
@richardlawson6787 10 месяцев назад
Franco actually had great biceps
@olegariomartinez6807
@olegariomartinez6807 Год назад
I saw Franco in the 70s, and his arms weren't bad when you saw him in person. Dickerson never impressed me when I saw him compete, and I stood next to Zane when he handed me my trophy, and he was small. This was in 1978.
@Dakradom
@Dakradom Год назад
How big were Zane's arms?
@olegariomartinez6807
@olegariomartinez6807 Год назад
@Dakrom Vee to be honest, I don't know.
@kurtvonfricken6829
@kurtvonfricken6829 11 месяцев назад
@@Dakradom I saw him in person I’d say 18”-18 1/2”
@Dakradom
@Dakradom 11 месяцев назад
@@kurtvonfricken6829 What year?
@odessafile75
@odessafile75 11 месяцев назад
​@Kurt Vonfricken Kurt, we've discussed this before on RU-vid. I also met Zane on a couple of occasions when he guest posed at the 1979/ 1980 Canadian Championships several weeks before the Olympia. His arms at best @ 195 - 210 lbs ( slightly bulked) were about 17 1/4 inches cold and may have been as " small" as 16.5- 16.75 inches cold at a ripped contest weight of 180- 190 lbs. His arms looked much larger as he is small boned, has great shape , very low bodyfat and small musculature structure. As Mike Mentzer would say Zane reached the limits or close to the limit of his muscular potential. Boyer Coe , Serge Nubret and Bill Pearl who had enormously larger arms had 18.5 inch arms as per Art Jones.
@OTM-101
@OTM-101 Год назад
Another awesome video thank you for sharing ❤️
@OTM-101
@OTM-101 10 месяцев назад
Marx Max I love your videos and your unique sense of humour. You are a natural by any stretch. Thank you for sharing and Keep up your great work. Lots love from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤️ Down Under the 🍺
@wildmanz8233
@wildmanz8233 Год назад
Don't get it twisted, these "bad" genetics pros have much better genetics than the average guy in the gym.
@taklampan650
@taklampan650 Год назад
Never thought Franco had bad genetics
@thomasmorrell2737
@thomasmorrell2737 Год назад
That’s because he didn’t
@calvinm1866
@calvinm1866 Год назад
Agreed. He had some of the best chest striations ever.
@arthurblackhistoric
@arthurblackhistoric Год назад
It was those short muscle bellies and long tendons that made Franco the strong man he was to become. Fred Hatfield, Dr Squat, had the same development, especially in his legs.
@MT-hy6pr
@MT-hy6pr Год назад
Bloody hell, I watched this and thought I wish I had genetics that bad.
@userwater777
@userwater777 10 месяцев назад
Yo my man great great analysis . Im really seeing what you guys are seeing as a body builder.
@jessedavis7572
@jessedavis7572 Год назад
cool video- loved it! thanks Mark!!!!!!!
@88KUNGFUMAN
@88KUNGFUMAN Год назад
The thing about Franco is..his torso was one of the best ever!! But legs and arms lacking. But his legs in 76 has decent separations..but he never flexed them!
@mikthe2004
@mikthe2004 Год назад
Yeah, his torso including his shoulders was fantastic!!
@rickhurribans912
@rickhurribans912 Год назад
i love videos about genetics please make way more videos on this topic
@comedyentertainmentchannel5621
Mike Katz should be on this list
@JohnPeter1940
@JohnPeter1940 Год назад
Day 394 of saying hi to Marx!
@emperorvitiate1844
@emperorvitiate1844 Год назад
Your goals are beyond my understanding
@JohnPeter1940
@JohnPeter1940 Год назад
@@emperorvitiate1844 XD
@mmaboxingclips2407
@mmaboxingclips2407 Год назад
Yikes
@Built89LX
@Built89LX Год назад
John Peter plays with peters! Yayyyy!!!!
@Stoverade
@Stoverade Год назад
Great video topic!
@powerofme7144
@powerofme7144 Год назад
Not sure what to think about this one MMM. I thought it would have the Atwoods, Gasparis, Jim Quinns, Pacos, Dickersons, Flavios, Kevin Englishs, and things of that nature. Porter actually had rounded, pretty delts and at one point superb ab separation. Weak triceps and calves of course but he had a good structure in my eyes. When he was still amateur they’d paint him as a Steve Reeves or Bob Paris.
@algrundau9441
@algrundau9441 11 месяцев назад
Given the amount of magazine spreads and exposure Joe Weider gave Porter Cottrell you would swear he was the American version of Francis Benfatto. Always thought Porter went as far as he did BECAUSE of his symmetry.... Although your comment about the Triceps is interesting. He followed Push,Pull, Legs with an interesting twist. He Did Chest and Delts (including rear delts and traps) all on day 1 and skipped Triceps. Back and Bi's as usual but on the Legs day he did Triceps with legs???? Was that because he was trying to improve them?....or is that the reason they were lagging in the first place?....I have never seen or heard of anyone splitting their bodyparts up like that....He also followed a 2 on 1 off cycle.
@Real.Mad.Hatter
@Real.Mad.Hatter Год назад
Hey Marx you think you could do a video on John Hnatyschak and tell us what you think.
@marchegler3025
@marchegler3025 Год назад
I would say you're wrong bout Franco chest. Columbo had by far the best upper chest in the history of bodybuilding.... that to me counts for something
@kombasanpracka
@kombasanpracka Год назад
6:30 The guy you're comparing 'Paco' Bautista with is Jaroslav Horvath (from Slovakia just like Krizo) who placed 4th at Mr.O 2011 in 202-212 category. A quite aesthetic bodybuilder - reminds me of a smaller Milos Sarcev.
@NV86thr
@NV86thr 10 месяцев назад
Franco Columbu was Sardinian, in there the average has always been shorter than the rest 😅 i'm Sardinian as well..his genetics were huge, he was a freak of pure strenght even before doing bodybuilding...he was just short 😂
@russellsilva6592
@russellsilva6592 Год назад
Franco Columbu is not a great example of bad genetics, you have to reevaluate your sight of view, cause say that a Mr.Olympia has bad genetics... Is not being in his right mind
@henrymoore1270
@henrymoore1270 8 месяцев назад
Franco should have never won any mr Olympia
@nx1379
@nx1379 7 месяцев назад
Take away the pecks and lats and what does franco have? Small arms. Terrible legs. No balance.
@EastCoastPGS
@EastCoastPGS 10 месяцев назад
Dude, Franco Columbu had the best built chest in bodybuilding history. He had a split that separated the upper pecs from the lower pecs that even today you don’t really see in modern bodybuilders. Plus he had wide thick pecs and benched around 500. It was his height that was the main factor.
@thomhagan8297
@thomhagan8297 10 месяцев назад
Apparently that split was a birth defect. I think Jerry Brainum said that.
@EastCoastPGS
@EastCoastPGS 10 месяцев назад
@@thomhagan8297Yeah I saw that interview. Crazy that’s what it was that gave him that super muscular chest
@richardlawson6787
@richardlawson6787 10 месяцев назад
Bow legged
@lukeet331
@lukeet331 Год назад
Did you just say Franko doesn't have a chest what?...
@jerryalbin2589
@jerryalbin2589 15 дней назад
Robbie Robinson , Samir Bannout, Lee Priest, Phil Heath, Flex Wheeler, Kai Green. These are gifted bodies!
@megabugginout
@megabugginout Год назад
Good point because dont like Nick Walker's physique flow, but I do appreciate the muscle dryness, separation and ability to enhance what he has.
@Richard-ts6mg
@Richard-ts6mg Год назад
Great video.👍👍👍👍
@adaptprosper1775
@adaptprosper1775 Год назад
I would also place Jim Quinn in this list. His obliques made his waist look very wide. His calves weren't too great either.
@jihadjoe4957
@jihadjoe4957 Год назад
Just work with whatever you got. Embrace the grind, because in the end that's all there is.
@druiz127
@druiz127 10 месяцев назад
When you say on the wheels what are you referring to?
@algrundau9441
@algrundau9441 11 месяцев назад
The late great legend and first Mr.Olympia Larry Scott was another. He himself admitted he had "wide hips, narrow shoulders,short and just a scrawny spud picker from Idaho."....(How can you not love Larry?) That is why he went all out on developing his delts, to give the illusion of width. Of course those famous guns helped draw attention but he also claimed Vince Gironda teaching him how to pose, greatly helped showing off his strong points and hiding his flaws. ...(very important) If you notice, even in picture's most of Larry's camera angles come from down to up and he is constantly tilting, turning or twisting his waist while drawing attention to his arms. Note, how much Arnold did this as well. A well selected posing routine can do wonders.
@billgitelson4888
@billgitelson4888 10 месяцев назад
While I agree Franco doesn’t have the best genetics for a Mr. O, it’s for different reasons. Franco’s chest was a strength, not a weakness. He did have short biceps, but as long as you have heart-shaped split peaks, you can get away with it. He was stockier with his wide waste for his height … that is true. But his glaring weakness was lack of separation in his thighs. Very genetic. Surprised Dorian was not on the list. He openly talks about his genetic short comings. Chest and arms specifically.
@raindoset5408
@raindoset5408 10 месяцев назад
Dorians back overshadowed his weakness. When you first see him posing in front double bicep,he looks like normal bodybuilders. But when he turns around all attention got on the back,to the point that his weakness wasn't even talked about.
@MrExcessum
@MrExcessum 10 месяцев назад
Dorian was a hyper responder to gear, but yes he had godawful biceps insertion, bad structure, narrow clavicles etc
@JL-yw1cp
@JL-yw1cp Год назад
Paco had one of the best arms and legs ever, he reminds me a bit of Nick walker
@Chopper650
@Chopper650 Год назад
franco getting the mr o win in 1981 was a travesty
@keithgreenan7300
@keithgreenan7300 8 месяцев назад
You can thank Arnold for that
@4dbullshitpatroll6
@4dbullshitpatroll6 Год назад
Dave Palumbo is a bodybuilding guru because he achieved mass monster status with long distance runner genetics. That's why he is a successful trainer and supps retailer. Bodybuilders be like, "If that wimp can make it, I can only do better using his know how". Watch the waist line and his force feeding regiment though..
@hikedayley9309
@hikedayley9309 11 месяцев назад
Most guys when asked always respond that they would love to have Zane's physique
@jtro77
@jtro77 4 месяца назад
I have bad genetics but still tanned up and competed and stepped on stage, 2nd place in my first competition. The discipline and art of dieting is what appealed to me. Strength sports was my forte, I was built for strength but aspired for aesthetics....
@mistermcluvin2425
@mistermcluvin2425 Год назад
Thanks for this video. Never really noticed Paco but now that I see him...that's what my frame looks like. Argh. We are like meso endomorphs if u believe in that sorta thing. We can get big and strong without taking anything but we'll never be thin and slim.
@JL-yw1cp
@JL-yw1cp Год назад
Paco is a legend in Spain
@lakeeriesailor2852
@lakeeriesailor2852 Год назад
Frank Zane should be on this list, great structure, but I consider him to be a hard-gainer, an ectomorph. He was just unable to pack on enormous muscles like most other bodybuilding legends. Richard Gaspari also.
@odessafile75
@odessafile75 11 месяцев назад
Zane was not a pure ectomorph but an ecto/ meso combination with long arms and a thick torso.
@thechosenone93
@thechosenone93 10 месяцев назад
@@samonusuke1What methods are those? I’m interested to know
@thechosenone93
@thechosenone93 10 месяцев назад
@@samonusuke1 Oh I thought you meant in terms of training
@CHARLTON2015
@CHARLTON2015 Год назад
tbh I like Franco's physique waaay better than Frank Zane's. He looks thicker and more powerful. In terms of raw athleticism, Franco could have a pretty good argument for best of his era. I'm a big Franco fan so I'm probs a bit bias.
@oreocarlton3343
@oreocarlton3343 10 месяцев назад
Zane doesn't look proportional v taper isn't complimented by legs
@lordvader5101
@lordvader5101 Год назад
Big Lenny has the best genetics I've ever seen. For this list.
@39Hundred
@39Hundred Год назад
700 lbs! Cut!
@sergiodario58able
@sergiodario58able 10 месяцев назад
I'd like to see amongst the natural body builders who is actually genetically gifted and who is not. You can't really see that well with heavy steroids users, because it's a kind of leveller. With natural ones you either have it, or you haven't. Simple.
@richardlawson6787
@richardlawson6787 10 месяцев назад
Leroy colbert was the most genetically gifted builder of all time...i saw a picture taken of him at age twelve and he was developed even then!!
@davidswan5295
@davidswan5295 9 месяцев назад
Porter Cottrell had bad aesthetics? That's actually kind of shocking to me. I thought he had fantastic lines.
@eduardobatista329
@eduardobatista329 Год назад
Did you find out if krizo is hurt and if he's coming back 🤔
@darthvaper6745
@darthvaper6745 Год назад
Best genetics ever was Shawn Ray, then Flex Wheeler, then weirdly Andrew Jacked. Those tie-ins are perfect. The way the lines all meet up
@oreocarlton3343
@oreocarlton3343 10 месяцев назад
2nd from the left mogs them all in all levels, name of the guy?
@nekronbeast3981
@nekronbeast3981 11 месяцев назад
Umm Franco's chest was ridiculous tho
@velaphinosdumo
@velaphinosdumo Год назад
@5:20 I know its unrelated to the video. And however you may feel about him, Shawn Ray looked incredible in that front relaxed pose. That mid section is chiseled.
@weirjf
@weirjf 10 месяцев назад
who was the guy at the beginning?
@hotpocketjdd8279
@hotpocketjdd8279 Год назад
Would Flex wheeler vs Chris bumstead be a good match up? Would love to hear ur “food for thought “ on it*
@elipato6573
@elipato6573 7 месяцев назад
Paco's legs were phenomenal
@dtiebel9794
@dtiebel9794 11 месяцев назад
I always thought Franco had great genetics besides his height
@myflesh10
@myflesh10 Год назад
Great vid Mark!!!!!! Yep you can have great genetics in one area and not in other areas. When someone has multiple genetic advantages in numerous areas they rise to the top. Like Ronnie, great ability to put on head to toe mass, great ability for conditioning, and imo great aesthetics all together, the Quan
@richardlawson6787
@richardlawson6787 10 месяцев назад
Ronnie had crappie abs
@myflesh10
@myflesh10 10 месяцев назад
@@richardlawson6787 agreed, tho better in 98, 99 etc than later on in his career
@johnspartan98
@johnspartan98 11 месяцев назад
Best Genetics of all time = Danny Padilla. Zero weaknesses when he was peaked. He looks like Arnold with the long legs sawed off and his legs were more fully developed. Next would be Lee Priest. But in the tall men's cat. Arnold is the best.
@keithgreenan7300
@keithgreenan7300 8 месяцев назад
Franko Columbo owns everything to Arnold and joe weider fixing the contests.Franko was 5 ft. 5 inches tall with bebe biceps
@smithgorrilugum4574
@smithgorrilugum4574 10 месяцев назад
Don't mean to be heretical here but Arnold did have some genetic/structural disadvantages that he had to overcome. One was his somewhat narrow and droopy shoulders. If you look at him standing relaxed in a line up that becomes apparent. Of course his other features more than made up for that deficit.
@abdulatif701
@abdulatif701 9 месяцев назад
Oliva either didn't flex properly or he had to diet more
@glynhannaford7332
@glynhannaford7332 Год назад
Sorry Marx, I'm disliking this video. You've worked hard making it and packed in masses of detail, and I'm taking nothing away from that. The great work and sculpting done over years to achieve perfect or near perfect proportions and symmetry eg Arnold, Zane, Oliva, Serge Nubret and others, is totally undermined by the sweeping generalisation 'Oh they had great genetics'. By the same token, looking at guys who didn't make the top tier, and concluding that "they had bad genetics" is an easy cop out. The whole point of proper bodybuilding for each individual, is too not just take advantage of the parts which develop easily, but to also identify those parts which naturally lag behind, and work harder on those areas to avoid imbalance. Basically, if genetic shortcomings are still evident in the finished article, that shows the effort put in, in the gym, was not allocated to the best effect.
@gsalazar8176
@gsalazar8176 8 месяцев назад
Arnold looks closer to 6 ft . Maybe 6 ft 1 inches tall. Why is everyone saying he is 6ft 2, I've even heard 6 3
@user-fx6tp3gs8s
@user-fx6tp3gs8s Год назад
Patrick Moore and Hubert Mentz are built very similar, Patrick has ridiculously long limbs
@jamesh2711
@jamesh2711 3 месяца назад
Never got the Patrick Moore thing, he looks like an empty clothes hanger
@davidkosiba624
@davidkosiba624 Год назад
This video makes me feel better about my genetics 😂
@michelrood2966
@michelrood2966 Год назад
Tom platz said : I will not be a victim of my genetics
@busabro6533
@busabro6533 10 месяцев назад
Is jerry smith narrating?
@woahblackbetty7691
@woahblackbetty7691 Год назад
6:50 That double gyno
@davidbaez3756
@davidbaez3756 5 месяцев назад
What about Greg Kovacs?
@kylepressonsk8
@kylepressonsk8 Год назад
Him calling the gyno a “fig newton” had me in tears 😂😂😂😂
@MeesterJ
@MeesterJ Год назад
So what is a fig newton normally? Im from Holland and never heard about it.
@actionahsan3430
@actionahsan3430 Год назад
Arnold had long legs and short torso but he had great genetics
@ovathere93
@ovathere93 Год назад
I never really thought of Porter having bad genetics. Unfortunately his competition was unworldly.
@mikthe2004
@mikthe2004 Год назад
Yes, Porter was actually very complete. Symmetrical and aesthetic. And his back when he won the NOC was fantastic. he was a shorter guy, but bad genetics?? Definitely not!! He beat Kevin Levrone when both were debuting as pros!!
@MrClassicmetal
@MrClassicmetal 10 месяцев назад
​@@mikthe2004Agreed, it's perplexing to hear anyone say that Porter has "bad genetics". He had a very balanced physique, no overpowering bodyparts, and no glaring weaknesses. Perhaps that's his "weakness"; the fact that he didn't have any body parts that really stand out.
@johnspartan98
@johnspartan98 11 месяцев назад
If Hubert had gotten a haircut his shoulders would have looked about 4 inches wider.
@dra911
@dra911 Год назад
It seems harsh on Porter especially when you give Warren a pass. Porter had a pretty good aesthetic physique by comparison. Even Arnold commented on Francos seemingly lack of potential ("bow legged") but in his best form, he didn't have a lot of weak points. Funny thing about genetics, you never know how good or bad they are unless you try.
@MrClassicmetal
@MrClassicmetal 10 месяцев назад
Porter had damn good genetics. Very balanced physique, and structurally better than Warren for sure.
@mikemccormick8115
@mikemccormick8115 10 месяцев назад
I think bodybuilders success is determined by, in order of importance; 1. Hard work in gym 2. Steroids 3. Genetics
@robertburatt5981
@robertburatt5981 Год назад
Larry Scott had a narrow shoulder width, wide waist, short legs with so-so calves.
@bobayekadabogeyman9819
@bobayekadabogeyman9819 10 месяцев назад
This vid just proves biased not overcoming
@vegnewb
@vegnewb 11 месяцев назад
Porter Cottrell is one of the nicest guys you could ever meet.
@omalley16
@omalley16 Год назад
First dude looks like Steven segal if he tries bodybuilding
@eredeofficial
@eredeofficial 10 месяцев назад
Franko Columbu not only had an incredible strong, indeed he was an international powerlifter and bodybuilder, he also had an incredible chest splitted in 4 parts during his posing, he nickname was "THE BAT" cause is back was broad as the wings of a bat. This man lift cars, he inflated and exploded hot water bottles. I think you don't know anything about Franko, and you judge him by his height. No offense but ridiculous video.
@erikkemper
@erikkemper Год назад
Franco Columbo 👊😉 My favorite. Its just which picture you take.
@quasarleon4645
@quasarleon4645 Год назад
I knew Branch would be on here . Dude looked like Crazy Frog on juice .
@cencil6497
@cencil6497 Год назад
When he was older, sure. Look at him when he was young though.
@quasarleon4645
@quasarleon4645 Год назад
@@cencil6497 Indeed . Polumboism ?!
@bozoclown99
@bozoclown99 10 месяцев назад
I don't know how you can possibly say that Franco columbo had bad genetics. The guy was a freak, so what if he was 5 foot three he was extremely strong, and when he was in shape, he looked as good as any man's just that standing next to him, he didn't look that great, but bad genetics. I wish I had such a bad genetics.
@rickyricardo4413
@rickyricardo4413 Год назад
Hubert Metz German Legend✌🏼
@quasarleon4645
@quasarleon4645 Год назад
5:23 Look at Shawn's mid section .... Just ridiculous . Looks like a Fitness competitor , while still packing mass .
@shred9475
@shred9475 Год назад
the rooster deserves an honourable mention
@dustinkeith8034
@dustinkeith8034 18 дней назад
Dave Palumbo should be on this list. He had freaky size, conditioning and vascularity but not the best structure.
@adriankonig2168
@adriankonig2168 Год назад
8:49, "Iron" Mike Kefalianos, from Greece! He won Mr. Europe 2012, competed at the Olympia a handful of times, as well the Arnold, and the European renditions of both these 2 major shows. Competed a lot alongside Johnnie Jackson (who is shown right after Mike). He also competed at the Masters Olympia, the year that Dexter won (2012). I think he took 6th right behind Ronny Rockel who took 5th, but he did manage to beat Darrem Charles, Troy Alves and Bill Willmore. Really solid physique, during his prime he was known for coming in shredded with some awesome cuts, and he also had great shoulders, and was above average overall (at least in my opinion, which is probably a bit biased). Not bad genetics at all, he was just a shorter/smaller guy, and also he reached his competitve peak (not in terms of physique but placings and showings) around 40+, and age had already starting to show, although I think he did a good job managing that while still competing well until his late 40's, in 2018 when he decided to retire.
@JohnPeter1940
@JohnPeter1940 Год назад
BB youtubers be like: "No disrespect to athleates but...." Also BB youtubers: " *Worst genetics ever* !!!!!"
@michelrood2966
@michelrood2966 Год назад
Are Athleates the same as Atlhletes ?
@marcpadilla1094
@marcpadilla1094 10 месяцев назад
Off the top. Boyer Coe ,Mike Mentzer, Danny Tinerino (?). I think these guys had to work twice as hard just to place. Franco was just short. Danny Padilla too. They had all the hallmark attributes except height.
@jamesh2711
@jamesh2711 3 месяца назад
Padilla had great genetics for a midget. If he was 6'2, he would've looked like Arnold. Very similar lines
@joomlaserviceprovide
@joomlaserviceprovide 10 месяцев назад
Love your accent, Newfoundland?
@doseofreality100
@doseofreality100 11 месяцев назад
All this video does for me it's prove how empty a statement "bad genetics" is. You see any of these "bad genetics" people on the street or in your gym and they're the best looking/strongest dude around/in there. Average Joes will be saying all these dudes have GREAT genetics and have 1000 questions for them on how to hopefully one day look as GOOD as them. IMO... the whole "genetics" excuse is just that. Any fucking dude or chick will look like a million bucks if they just eat properly and workout consistently/religiously... fact. I'd say the only "bad genetics" people in this video was the dude intro Pic and then the dude with oddly proportioned body with comically long legs compared to how short his torso was. And that's only "bad" because he looks like he was pieced together with spare parts by God. But with that spare parts body...... he still packed on muscle, ate properly and got lean (and had "pharmaceutical" help) to look like a million bucks. As for that intro guy - I'm hoping that's photshop. If not it looks like that's what happens when you rely entirely on drugs for too long to maintain your physique. If that is a real Pic I'm willing to bet he looked normal and insanely better pre steroids it at least early on in his steroids taking life. That's got to be photoshop though.
@jamesh2711
@jamesh2711 3 месяца назад
Phil Heath had freakishly long legs and a short torso too. Great 3D effect, but his muscles looked soft like he was a filled up water balloon sculpture
@marxmaxmuscle1
@marxmaxmuscle1 3 месяца назад
man you have been watching my videos since the beginning! Thank you for the continued support!
@jamesh2711
@jamesh2711 3 месяца назад
@@marxmaxmuscle1 Yeah man, it's been awhile. Your channel has really blown up since then. Congrats!
@musclemedicine_M.D
@musclemedicine_M.D 10 месяцев назад
I don’t understand the “this is before they had GH’s”?? Like guys now don’t have all the same issues as 1970’s era? Makes no sense that comment. CBuM has a Billion$ & has been working on Arms for nearly a decade. There’s no magic, never was.😮for some inexperienced guys.
@theadventuresofbruceleeand4701
Look at the fig Newton's on Paco 😂
@ukestudio3002
@ukestudio3002 10 месяцев назад
I think there’s a difference between bad genetics and those who are not working toward symmetry.
@daniel_matthew0
@daniel_matthew0 Год назад
Mark, please compare Nick Walker and Mike Francois.
@Tetraid13
@Tetraid13 Год назад
Johnie Jackson had some good legs when he was younger. So probably some injuries.
@terryfonz4603
@terryfonz4603 Год назад
Back then Franco there was tall and short classes!
@chrisfly9
@chrisfly9 11 месяцев назад
Franco Columbu Actually Had Better Genetics Then Arnold More Muscle Separation,Smaller Waist,More Proportionate. He Didn't Have A Wide Waist IDK WTF You've Been Smoking And Drinking 😂. His Arms Peaked Up High Like Arnold's His Arms Weren't Long Insertions Like Sergio Olivas Arms. His Only Disadvantage Was His Height Structure Was Good.
@wildmike951
@wildmike951 Год назад
I have to say that Dave Palumbo had horrible genetics but he trained hard and has a ton of knowledge about diet, training and using gear and how it affects the body.
@nukeboy4939
@nukeboy4939 10 месяцев назад
I actually think his back and legs were pretty strong imo.
@BuJammy
@BuJammy 11 месяцев назад
Dave Freakin' Palumbo!
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