That was my thought as well. I wear mediums for the most part.

To tell you the truth, I have no idea what that means.

I'm going to have to google that.

Those brands usually run small. A L in one of those is like a M in most clothes.

I wear L tshirts. I have a hard time with long sleeve shirts. If they fit me in the arms and shoulders, they are usually way too huge in the waist. I usually have to have my dress shirts tailored. It is a pain in the ass.

Depending on what I'm doing anywhere from xxl to large. I've floated between 245 and 195 the last 2 years

They make shirts for guys that are athletic. They're wider through the chest and shoulders and taper more in the midsection.

Yeah, and I'm pretty sure you're bigger in the upper body than I am, as well.

28 years young.

You're older but have got the body of a Greek God. I'm jealous of that picture you posted. Muscles, lean and tan.

/Homo for sure

Yea the arms and chest are the reason I wear large even though I'm short. Most of my shirts are pretty tight on these areas but if I go any bigger then the shirt is way too long for my torso. I'll sometimes need XL shirts when I'm up near 200lbs. Good thing cotton doesn't rip. ;)

Personally, I think you all need to go homo and post pics more often, but that's just me. :p

Yay!!! Just checked my workouts for the week, and this is a week of 5 rep sets!!! I'm excited, because that means I get to work on lifting really heavy (to me) things instead of the lower weight/high rep endurance. :D This makes me giddy.

Thanks man. My point was just that I think you may change your approach a bit as you get to be my age. I used to be a big massive guy with a nice gut to match. I filled out a shirt nicely,but now at 35 I think I enjoy seeing some of that muscle hidden under that bf that I carried at 240ish. You may not, but I know I have and I know it seems to be a fairly common thing with a lot of people that are lifetime lifters. I think I saw Tooge mention he kind of shifted gears a bit about 35 as well as focus more on leaning out.

Oh I've already felt the shift as I've taken the past few months to lose about 20lbs for Hawaii. I feel better and look better. Too bad my strength has gone in the shit. I've promised my wife I wouldn't touch the "good stuff" until after we have kids. I know that can help keep the strength and lean you out as you get older. I like being leaner but the strength loss that comes with it is mentally brutal for squats/deads.

:rockon: Focus on form and drive that bitch skyward.