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4-YEAR-OLD HERCULES

07 December 2009
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You have to be worried when a 4-year-old has the strength to beat the crap out of most grown men.

This pint-sized Hercules has strenght that just needs to be seen to be belive, with feet-less push ups and full body lifts and a physice that resembles a condom full of wallnuts. This kid is gonna have some serous roid rage by the time he hits primary school.



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  • lacey
    Posted 10 Jan 2010 by lacey

    aww thats no good for his helth at that age i hope it dosnt affect his boned ect too much :(

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  • woodduck
    Posted 08 Dec 2009 by woodduck

    Maybe they didn't do it to him, maybe he just loved doing that stuff. Kids certainly going to be one hell of an athlete, unless he gets burnt out in the next two years and retires from sport at the age of six.

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  • Posted 08 Dec 2009 by

    that's pretty horrible to do to a kid.

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  • SquimOuden
    Posted 08 Dec 2009 by SquimOuden

    kids can work out but they will only strengthen & leaniate their muscles, after puberty is when muscle growth & strength really benefits from exercise. Sad to see such a cute wee man & speculate how his health might suffer.  I hope all is well with him and that the abnormally high muscle tone is just a hormonal imbalance that can get sorted soon.

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  • SquimOuden
    Posted 08 Dec 2009 by SquimOuden

    the problem with a kid with a disorder like this is the more he exercises the more energy he uses so the more he has to eat. people with this disorder (forgive me forgot the name) dont live very long as their bodies can't get enough food to fuel the uncontrollable muscle growth & they starve to death.

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