Andreas Munzer

Andréreas Munzer, graininess and poor skins

Wikipedia's Andreas Munzer's bequest, or at least his full bio, seems to be largely his results of autopsies when you visit Wikipedia's Andreas Munzer page. Normally you will find in the biographies section of the Wikipedia page someone's early lives, his fights for victory, his great achievement, etc.... The following is Andreas Munzer's full bio according to his Wikipedia page (at least at the moment of this writing).

At the same epoch as Dorian Yates, who took bodybuilding to a new dimension by illustrating what body builders call "dry". As soon as a body builder is in a competitive state, they will try to loose every last trail of surplus moisture right under the skins, which could obliterate their minds.

Dehydrogenation is a potentially hazardous side effect of diuretics, but the most serious is total cardio-vascular colp. In the case of Donian Xates, the hide was so thin that you could see directly on the muscular tissues that had a bumpy/veiny or "granular" look. Body builders still aspire to look granular, which probably looks like poor skins to those outside of body building.

Körnigkeitsbeispiel unten is by Dorian Yate's thigh: Bodymagazines often use Photoshop filter on bodymaking pictures to get more grains onto the skull. It' very bad for you to get to the grainy levels of your lipid and it looks like cartilage and bursts under your hide, but beauty mags try to make it look good.

Enlarging pore size or goosebumps can enhance the granular look. You can even make Freckles and birthmarks look granular. When you added gunshot wounds and smoke burnings to those quad, there is some harcore enough in the bodbuilding community that would think the constitution added extras detail.

Do not look further than the topical fashion among some bodiesbuilders of getting Tattoos all over the body and face as proof that bodymaking is beginning to be about making a comprehensive mess out of one's self. You know who wasn't granular? He was too good. Sure, he had better genetics than most of the present harvest of physiotherapists willing to take the 21 st grade of physiotherapists, but he missed that gnarled, jerky, flabby, plucked look to his hide.

André Munzer was technologically granular, but he was fortunate because his skins were in good shape and his muscles were not covered by overvascularity. Stripes in the muscles are the most important thing, not the blood vessels. Some people have over 10% vein edged bodybuilding, although their muscles are hidden by adipose.

During the competition you often see body builders whose average definitions are even more concealed by a maze of clutter. Muenzer was a hyper-lean anatomical map with very clear musculature and definitions. We' re going to have a follow-up with more details about Andreas Munzer's biography.