il en avait marre de finir dernier des compets donc c'est pour cela il change ?

Quelques claques dans la tronche lui feront du bien, je me demande comment il va finir celui la....

Hier :



Quand on y pense ,quelle perte pour le bodybuilding .

oui ces vrai quelle perte .

j y crois pas

chrono fitness a écrit:

j y crois pas

Accroche-toi pour l'enlever celui-là .
M'est avis que tu vas y passer l'après-midi .

belle signature chrono fitness

merci fredo

j arrive pas a l enlever

Il continue de nous faire rêver.

chrono fitness a écrit:

j arrive pas a l enlever

Rooo zut ...

On négociera demain .

LEECH a écrit:

Rooo zut ...

On négociera demain .

Te signale que lui aussi y peut te bannir si y veux

aide moi crom

chrono fitness a écrit:

aide moi crom

Euh ,tu le connais pas ,si il pouvait ,il te mettrait un truc encore pire .

Moi je suis le gentil .

LEECH a écrit:

si il pouvait ,il te mettrait un truc encore pire .

Je les garde au cas où .

Hier :

et maintenant il se met dans le tatouage en meme temps il faut qu'il trouve quelque chose pour attirer l'oeil,car au niveau body le mec il avance a la vitesse d'une limasse mdr!

Hier :

Petit plaisir pour ceux qui parlent Anglais .
C'est un faux article écrit par un membre de Getbig à propos de notre champion et de ses ambitions en MMA :

http://www.getbig.com/boards/index.php?PHPSESSID=6bf6f1785fce7dd538c684efa01c8307&topic=452563.0

Citation :

"I'm dangerous," 24-year-old Dan Hill warns as he bounces around a bedroom in his parents' suburban, single-story house, throwing punches and kicks. A pungent combination of protein-powered farts, dirty laundry, and ball sweat permeates the air.

"I'll hurt a guy real bad," Dan brags. "I'll be covered in too much blood, and I'll keep hurting him. Kick him in the mouth so hard the mouth guard flies out."

The words don't roll off his tongue. They bunch up in his throat and pour out in a slurred manner that's difficult to understand. This is just one of the ways Dan's Down Hill Syndrome manifests itself.



"Oh, umm," he stammers frequently when looking for an answer. "Finding a fight takes time. My friend Chris is going to get me a fight."

He carries other telltale physical characteristics of the genetic condition: small ears that look like half-hearts, almond-shaped eyes, wide hands with short fingers, a small, round mouth, and severely atrophied biceps.

His black wifebeater reveals the tattoo of the words "Pride, Loyalty, Love" glistening on his right shoulder. His neck and arms are solid muscle, large enough to make clear that his fists could permanently alter the alignment of an opponent's nose. The complicated duality of his character is made clear by the "Lover, Fighter" tattoo etched across his sternum in a half-circle.

For someone with Down Hill Syndrome, Dan is extremely high functioning. Still, his cognitive ability is roughly equivalent to that of a 12-year-old. His reading and math skills are at a third-grade level. He can't tell if a cashier gives him correct change after he buys a slice of pizza, his mom says, and it's unlikely he'll be able to understand this entire article.

The sport has allowed Dan to reinvent himself — mind and body. At the gym, he's not Dan Hill, the guy with Down Hill Syndrome. He's Big Dan Hill, an up-and-coming fighter with big ambitions.

"I will go for a contract for the UFC, get the contract, sign it, and be on UFC," Dan declares.

But there's a problem. Even though he has spent countless hours training, Dan can't find a fair fight. People who run the Special Olympics have given little indication they will ever allow the sport, and it's unclear how many parents of special-needs' people would even allow their children to pursue MMA. And though he has fought two exhibitions against abled competitors, few fighters want to be the one who knocks out a guy with Down Hill Syndrome or, worse, gets knocked out by him.

Visualizing his first professional fight, Dan snaps his foot into the air and says, "That's the kick I do," demonstrating an impressive combination of limberness, balance, and power. "Knockout."