Look at that rotator muscle in those forarms. You think that's genetics or does he overdo some exercise that gives you big rotators?
When he says if he wants any shit out of "you" , he'll squeeze it out of you, he means it.
Here's another shot of him.
Pretty impressive. My brother had that same muscle highly developed on his right forearm from playing tennis, but that cop doesn't look like the ambidexterous-tennis-playing type.
ReplyDeleteRoy Harris told a story about one of his students who had a tremendously strong grip from being a carpet-layer. One day during a match, his opponent put a foot on the carpet-layer's bicep and kicked it back trying to break the carpet-layer's collar grip. The whole gi collar ripped away instead, still in the carpet-layer's hand.
When I wrestled in college this one teammate had a terrific grip from rock-climbing. In the case of this cop however, he was probably born this way, and eats spinach on top of it.
This weekend I heard someone say (jokingly) to his friend, "If I want any lip from you, I'll peel it off my fist."
I read that the best focused forearm builder is a wrist curl, palms down. So he probably works part time in a pet store, sorting free kittens.
ReplyDeletePopeye, like your carpet layer, had a job specific thing he's doing producing that-fire painful pump in the forearms.
Carpet layer is always having to squeeze onto a fat handful of carpet and curl his wrist up to access the carpet under his hand for the stretcher.
Sailors in Popeye's era had to coil miles of rope. Every inch of it wanting to lay down with some twist that has to be rolled out of it before it will lay down in neat coils.
Yeesh. Those are some guns. I wonder if they use Stallone's over the top technique to win their matches.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty obvious that Denis Cyplenkov's hands were designed by Kirby.
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You're right.
Those are the ones. In fact you could pretty much paint him green all over and dispense with the CG for the next Bruce Banner movie.
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