> scooby1961 said on
09-19-2009 at
13:57:
Comments are now disabled. If you have questions on pushups or other bodybuilding exercise please go to the free AskScooby forum where you can get answers 24/7!
> violence007 said on
08-18-2008 at
13:12:
try doing this before saying that
> violence007 said on
08-18-2008 at
13:11:
whats the problem?
> TrashofHell said on
08-17-2008 at
20:32:
your so gay :D all the vids sound very intense
> hitmancoolio said on
08-17-2008 at
16:57:
what a stupid question to ask
> yngturk91 said on
08-17-2008 at
09:16:
is it ollright if i tryed losing weight and get ripped at the same time ????
> 0dxd0 said on
08-16-2008 at
15:07:
omg thats pretty intense wooh
> ftwatheist said on
08-16-2008 at
05:03:
it sounds like he's having an orgasm
> ameenuk2000 said on
08-15-2008 at
15:59:
One of these days you gonna break your fish hoouse
> parichtang said on
08-15-2008 at
09:44:
Scooby, you are a role model. I am an 18 year old kid and I work out at home, never at a gym. At first I thought I would never go anywhere by doing home workouts, but doing so has forced me to be more creative and resourceful with what I have. For example, I use a foldable table (40+ lbs.) to do rows, 3 chairs to do deep&wide pushups, and so on. I learned a lot from your videos.
> parichtang said on
08-15-2008 at
09:40:
I just graduated from high school so I have some more time during the summer. One of the things I'm trying to do is get my left chest to catch up with my right. My basketball coach made me do too many burpee's and I'm afraid I did them off-balanced, placing more pressure on the right chest when I go down to the pushup position from a squat-jump motion. This "Roller" workout can really help me get my left chest back. All I have to do is force the left do more work.
> violence007 said on
08-15-2008 at
08:52:
hi scoob's did you ever use steroids?
> bigginskie said on
08-15-2008 at
04:51:
This is guy is fuckin jakced
> jimmyjam9014 said on
08-13-2008 at
22:34:
wow dude u shouldnt be body buildingu should be sculptingif u build u can get injured and could have long term side affectsjust get rid of ur body fat and slowly work ur way up, ull be good when ur 17 or 18
> bangbangboy69 said on
08-13-2008 at
05:36:
this exercise is hard but effective. look at scooby his 46y.o but looks a lot younger than most 30y.o!!!.
> ako541 said on
08-12-2008 at
21:06:
theese really do work , feels like your gettin crusified at first tho
> BIGDADDYJOHNSON27 said on
08-12-2008 at
08:51:
it looks like you need some strength for doing these kind of push ups
> theannoyingdogpoo said on
08-11-2008 at
23:57:
yyyyyyhhhhhhhhhhyyyyyyhhhhhhhhhhaaaaarrrrrrrgggrrrrgggrgrggryyyyyyhhhhhhhhhhyyyyyyhhhhhhhhhhaaaaarrrrrrrgggrrrrgggrgrggrLOL :POK man, I'm just kidding and annoying. Checked your profile and it's cool you're an engineer and body-builder at the same time, not just some meathead. And it's even better you help and advise others how to practise bodybuilding. There's lots of valuable responses from you in the comments.
> scooby1961 said on
08-11-2008 at
21:14:
Correct. Asymmetrical abs are not a problem and there is nothing you can do about them. They just look different, not better or worse, just different.
> JohnNadalin11 said on
08-10-2008 at
02:03:
you said there is nothing to worry about...but on ur website it said i couldnt change my abs?is that true?