Sexy Muscle Men: Retro Bodybuilders

Classic photos set of male bodybuilders

This set is random and mix between old age and nowaday bodybuilders that I think these guys's photo are classic. Some of them are well-known such as, Branch warren, von legend aka, rusty jeffer. I just love the old school guys like Frank Z, Arnold, Robby, Bannout, Corney, Beckles.

Do you know that in 80's is the golden age of bodybuilding?

Training - though integral to one's life and livelihood - revolved around other forms of work and pleasure. Getting big and strong was a lifestyle choice, not a means to gigantic sponsorships, endorsements, fame and fortune. Not for bodybuilders. Back then, most bodybuilders - recreational, amateur and professional - worked out and ate well because they loved it. They lived it. The serious gym junkie competed because it was in his blood, an evolving passion that helped form character and positive self-identity. there was a mental aspect of their bodybuilding philosophy that is unfortunately almost completely overlooked today. This mental dimension of bodybuilding is ultimately what separates an average bodybuilder from a champion bodybuilder. Bodybuilding requires an UTTER BELIEF in yourself, and without that confidence and ego strength, you will never be motivated enough to look your absolute BEST. And lets not forget that back in the 80s there was very little money in this sport. The guys back then didnt do it for money, they did it becouse they loved bodybuilding.

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I think supplements played a big part, as they do today.

Some of the supplements they used back in the day have been completely forgotten about, but really they were the most efficient. Amino acids, liver tablets, milk and egg protein, choline and inositol [as fat burners], and of course your basic vitamin and mineral supplements. They used all of these, everything but creatine, which they did not have back in the day. They also took digestive enzymes because, want to be able to utilize the food and supplements. Digestive enzymes provided that for them. They worked, as did protein for recovery, liver for endurance and lots of B-complex, which the body needs to convert all of the foods into energy that the body can use to train harder and build new muscle.

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Jusup Wilkosz

The Physique of a Greek Gods, as you've seen portrait or statue of them, Hercules, Zeus, Norse God. Their art was all about perfect symmetry, proportions, and overall aesthetic beauty. I've seen Poseidon comic art, he's so manly devilish handsome and is pretty ripped. Natural bodybuilding ideal that I think retro bodybuilders are look like these Greek Gods, they don't need to bulk up or being mass, but focus on perfect strong and symmetry. And if you've seen some poseidon statue. You gonna believe that's a sculpture of Jusup Wilkosz. Jusup Wilkosz is all time idols for many guys who workout. He can inspired them so much. Jusup has the body of a greek god, his beautiful aesthetics are so perfect and a goal for many bodybuilders want to look like him. I'm so in love with this legendary old school bearded German daddy!

About his stats : D.o.B : 11/08/1948; P.o.B : Heilbronn, Germany; Height : 6' 1" (1.85 cm); Off Season Weight : 260 lbs (118 kg); Competition Weight : 253 lbs (114 kg); Arms : 22" (56 cm); Chest : 58" (147 cm); Waist : 32.5" (82 cm); Thighs : 30" (76 cm); Calves : 19.5" (49 cm).

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This Germany's best ever bodybuilder, he has some of the best triceps in bodybuilding.Wwhen I found his photos set, I can tell "What a beast!" I really stuck it out with that beard, because it's so HOT!!! Jusup Wilkosz is a German bodybuilder. He competed in weightlifting before turning to bodybuilding. In the mid-1970s, Wilkosz trained with Arnold Schwarzenegger. During his career, he also met Tom Platz, Franco Columbu, Chris Dickerson and many other famous athletes. Several injuries forced him to end his career before reaching its potential peak. In 1994 Jusup Wilkosz intended to prepare for the Mr. Olympia Masters, but was stopped by injuries again.

In spring 2007 a semi-fictional novel about Wilkosz's life was published in Germany. Its title is "Was bleibt. Die Reise des Jusup W." (engl.: What remains. The Journey of Jusup W.) and leads the reader back to the 70s and 80s, a time that is often considered the golden age of bodybuilding. The reader looks through the eyes of legendary Jusup Wilkosz, whose life is characterized by great success in overcoming enormous obstacles.

This perspective offers also deep insights in the world of bodybuilding and a closer look at Arnold Schwarzenegger, who used to train with Mr. Wilkosz during his competitive career. Due to the big success, that the novel have had since its publication in Germany, it will be translated into English. The German based publishing company plans to introduce the novel to the American market in March 2008.

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