What NO Bodybuilder Wants To Talk About… – OmarIsuf

Back with another video, took a week off as I get to the bottom of this hernia situation.

This past week on an Uber trip, the driver opened up to me about his steroid use. He started out natural, didn't like the gains he was experiencing, hopped on steroids and was pretty satisfied until he injured his shoulder. This caused him to lose a lot of his gains and hate the way he looks. He had taken a ten year break from lifting. In the car he was wearing several layers of clothing and a jacket (despite it being pretty warm) to cover up his physique. He spoke incessantly on how he was saving up to do another cycle that would make him even bigger.

Lets talk today about bigorexia.

Always has quality content. Love this guy no homo.

Make a video about half natty lighting

Your annoying

Did omar quote dom mazzetti?

Its crazy you made this video. The other day I came across a pic of myself from 2 years ago when I was just getting the feel for the gym n shit and tried to recreate the pic to see if I made progress and I was not happy with what I saw, fuckin tore myself to shreds. I talked to some family and good friends and they told me I was crazy and that I looked great but since then I’ve been over eating every night for hours and hours to gain weight and I’m just beating my own ass over it, I’m only 21, I definitely have Body dysmorphia

Very interesting info! Great vid ✌🏻

Didn't realize how much I fall into this category and don't know how to think about it

Nice video. Larry is truly a beast! Props for posing next to him! I'd say; life is your journey, know why you get into things e.g. bodybuilding, don't forget why you started and make sure you know how far to push it. Some people take things to the extreme others not. At the end of the day..whatever anyone says or however competitive it gets, it's up to you. Have a nice day bro. Subscribed.

I do this all the time but just thought it was me being self conscious

i box, have done since i was a kid, i fight at 165. and i just realised a few weeks back i basically have an eating disorder. tbh i believe most fighters do, it's just so normalised and part of our culture.

I can be upfront about it, I don't believe I ever had that muscle dysphoria but what my problem was back when I first started working out was constantly over working myself. I always got caught up with the waiting process and wishing the gains/ progress would come faster. This was equally as bad bc I would go to the gym do my sets but then just pile more weight or just overworked my body until I threw up. Gave myself a few days rest (turns into weeks etc) then back to gym and overwork myself again. Im usually comfortable in my own skin but had to learn the value of patience in the gym and taking care of your body in general.

I think this is a big thing for all athletes. I'm not a body builder by any means, just your average highschool high performing athlete. In all sports you won't be good enough, you'll never be fast enough, strong enough and your technique will never be tight enough. With body building, all of this applies, but of course, in the sense of much stronger insecurities, you're not competing based on agility, strength etc, your show is your body. Food for thought though bro

One day Larry will get on your level.

Omarisuf what's your thought on supplements like gat testrol combined with creatine and vitamin d?

Omar, for what it's worth you looked damn good!

Omar's becoming like a Guru

People always forget being fat is another option besides being lean on roids

Omar, love you man!

I will always feel small – BUT I think I'd rather be small and strong then big and weak – so I can run a Marathon and still deadlift 330 ez. But the day you started lifting was the day you started being small – forever :'D but it's okay to feel small and vulnerable, it's what seperates us from the gods, and they envy us for it!

if you are natural and average genetics you have 2 choices basically. Be big or be ripped. You can get pretty big if you don't mind hanging around 16-20% body fat. Either that or train for 10+ years.
Don't compare yourself to other bodybuilders, compare yourself to the normal dude walking the street who doesn't take exercise seriously because in the end that's who you are competing with.