Shambolic wrote:
Did he even do upper body weights? I haven't for twenty years and I am naturally solid and carry upper body muscle I would love to lose. It seems diet is a big part with people going vegetarian makes a big difference. I saw a picture of him on my facebook feed tucking into two bowls of salad and he looks gaunt.
If he's been deadlifting (which I believe he mentioned in a video), he's been doing upper body. And lower body. And whole body.
Shambolic wrote:
he looms to have gone full vege to me especially looking at his face.
"Face of a vegan." Title if someone's (auto) biography sometime in the near future.
Brandes wrote:
Serious question
Is there any information on Frodo's weight last year compared to previous years? Ive seen these comments a lot and wondered if i missed any factual proof that he was lighter compared to previous years.
Of course not. All this vegan and body weight/BF% talk is the usual ST BS. To even engage would be madness. See them throwing all sorts of hypothesis for Frodo's mishap last year and ignoring that he was clearly (and admittedly) injured even before the gun went off. Shrug.
oscaro wrote:
one of the things that has made Froome successful is being near race weight all year so he doesn't have to do heavy cutting a few weeks before. Really don't see an issue.
We know from their own accounts that with the US Postal diet of test and HGH Armstrong and Hamilton had to literally starve themselves and fill their stomachs with water to get by and hit their race weight. Good thing today's methods improved so much that athletes can be not only in race shape half 3 months off, but even year-round. Naturally.