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Courtney Paul
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Losing muscle is a bodybuilder’s nightmare. They spend years working their butt off in the gym, chugging down protein shakes until they’re almost gagging. Whilst diligently separating egg whites each morning and turning down public invitations to eat out. They can even count their calories precisely each day. 

And as a result of all of this hard work, bodybuilders may end up building some quality muscle.


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Topic starter Posted : 21/01/2026 2:04 am
Courtney Paul
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Losing muscle is a bodybuilder’s nightmare. They spend years working their butt off in the gym, chugging down protein shakes until they’re almost gagging. Whilst diligently separating egg whites each morning and turning down public invitations to eat out. They can even count their calories precisely each day. 

And as a result of all of this hard work, bodybuilders may end up building some quality muscle.


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Topic starter Posted : 21/01/2026 2:04 am
Courtney Paul
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Losing muscle is a bodybuilder’s nightmare. They spend years working their butt off in the gym, chugging down protein shakes until they’re almost gagging. Whilst diligently separating egg whites each morning and turning down public invitations to eat out. They can even count their calories precisely each day. 

And as a result of all of this hard work, bodybuilders may end up building some quality muscle.


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Topic starter Posted : 21/01/2026 2:04 am
Courtney Paul
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Losing muscle is a bodybuilder’s nightmare. They spend years working their butt off in the gym, chugging down protein shakes until they’re almost gagging. Whilst diligently separating egg whites each morning and turning down public invitations to eat out. They can even count their calories precisely each day. 

And as a result of all of this hard work, bodybuilders may end up building some quality muscle.


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Topic starter Posted : 21/01/2026 2:04 am
Gilbert James
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weekly check-in: down another 1.5lbs and vascularity is peaking


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Posted : 21/01/2026 11:04 am
Gilbert James
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weekly check-in: down another 1.5lbs and vascularity is peaking


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Posted : 21/01/2026 11:04 am
Gilbert James
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weekly check-in: down another 1.5lbs and vascularity is peaking


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Posted : 21/01/2026 11:04 am
Gilbert James
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weekly check-in: down another 1.5lbs and vascularity is peaking


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Posted : 21/01/2026 11:04 am
Henry Harrell
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the lighting and posing in these shots is much better than week 1


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Posted : 21/01/2026 9:04 pm
Henry Harrell
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the lighting and posing in these shots is much better than week 1


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Posted : 21/01/2026 9:04 pm
Henry Harrell
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the lighting and posing in these shots is much better than week 1


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Posted : 21/01/2026 9:04 pm
Henry Harrell
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the lighting and posing in these shots is much better than week 1


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Posted : 21/01/2026 9:04 pm
Irene Webster
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how are you managing the lethargy at this stage of the prep


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Posted : 22/01/2026 5:04 am
Irene Webster
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how are you managing the lethargy at this stage of the prep


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Posted : 22/01/2026 5:04 am
Irene Webster
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how are you managing the lethargy at this stage of the prep


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Posted : 22/01/2026 5:04 am
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