Chicken leg, the result of upper body only training
 

I found some photos of people that appear to only train upper body. Just goes to show the impact of ignoring a bodypart or groups of bodyparts.

http://imagecdn.bodybuilding.com/img...UGPE4963e.jpeg

http://imagecdn.bodybuilding.com/img...9cwVb287e.jpeg

http://i52.tinypic.com/2ry5w5e.jpg

My wife has more leg mass than that dude.

There's a guy at my gym who has this issue. Weird thing is I've actually seen him doing squats, but on a smith machine and with not nearly enough weight. The disparity between upper and lower is huge.

Dude still looks like a sissy.

I shouldn't be laughing though. I train my calves and they don't want to grow. And I look goofy because my quads grow better than any muscle on me. I just want some sweet calves... :(

Now on this, I'm with you. I've always hated my calves. Now that I've cut some more fat they look more in proportion, but they're still unimpressive to me. I blame 7 years of playing offensive line. After the 7 millionth 3 point stance I think my calves are so well conditioned that they just don't want to grow.

I don't know what my problem is. I played every sport you can think of when I was a kid, except golf and tennis. If we're blaming condition, then I'm in. :D

What's with the really low underpants?!

"My undies are only staying up 'cos I'm flexing my right quadricep"

:confused::confused:

Try the John Christy method of low reps and heavy weight. John has had trainees make some good progress using this method.

I think it has become fashionable for young men to reveal the "V" below the abs. For some reason, I've seen a lot of questions from folks on how to get the "V".

Are you talking about for calves?