Former Mr. Olympia bodybuilder "Ronnie Coleman" is a cop

[rookiescotty]

This guy is 330 pounds, has 24 inch arms, a 60 inch chest, can bench press 500 pounds, has won the ultimate bodybuilding crown a record 8 times. He also works as a police officer in Arlington, TX.

[normal1]

Okay...? I'm not entirely sure how these seemingly useless facts will help or otherwise benefit us?

:confused:

[Norm357]

Meet Ronnie Coleman.




And this has been posted here before.

[Samuel]

yeah buddy light weight baby ain't nothin but a peanut






And what about Ronnie? :confused:

Is he still active LEO or reserve?

[counihan]

On a serious note...he is SUCH a SISSY! He has NOTHIN on me!



















































:D What a tank...

[JakeLock]

I want this guy on my department... :D

[normal1]

I wonder what his mile time is.

[JakeLock]

Wait a sec... if you go to his website you'll see a link to a steroid website. How can you be a cop and endorse an illegal Sched III drug?

[JakeLock]

Docs put me on steroids once, I stopped taking them after a week. They made my skin like rice paper... I don't even remember what they put me on them for. I just know they made my skin dry as hell!

[Creeker]

I don't have the patience to watch the second one. The first one makes him seem Autistic or somehow otherwise afflicted... although I did enjoy the second or two he was driving and his vehicle stereo made it sound like he was massively passing gas.

I want this guy on my department... :D

No you don't.

1. You or the rest of the Department would always end up backing him up because of all of the drunk "Billy Bad Butts" that would have to show just how bad they are to their girlfriends...(aka, "I can Take Him").

2. Musclebound Cops are just as bad as grossly overweight Cops. They are not "flexible" and are less agile and, as seen in the first video, can't dress themselves. While being impressively huge, they have less "fine motor skills" than normal. Its one reason the USMC has a program in Basic Training to tone down the overly musclebound recruit.

3. Lets not even go into the Custom Tailored or ordered uniforms that are needed for some of these ... for a lack of a better illustrative explaination..."Goons".

[JakeLock]

Its one reason the USMC has a program in Basic Training to tone down the overly musclebound recruit.

I'm more at odds with the whole steroids thing...

I had no idea the Marines had a program like that.

[Creeker]

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I had no idea the Marines had a program like that.

I'll put it this way... they did when I took a school tour (yes, really) of Parris Island back around 1975 or 76. Since the Corp adapts to change so rapidly :rolleyes: I can't imagine they don't still have it. ;)

They put those guys on a special diet... I don't even remember anymore what type of diet... maybe ice cream & potato chips...LOL

There is another ...well... stereotype... of "Bodybuilders" that I failed to mention, and that is the over-indulgence in themselves and their body and quite a bit of selfishness that goes into "performing" at those "shows".

I can't imagine that Mr. Olympiad is any different than some of the ones I have been to or worked Security at... probably much worse.

Bear in mind that I say this while not knowing Mr. Coleman, who may or may not fit the mold... but based on the one video I saw... yeah, thats him.

[JakeLock]

Hey! I'm on the same diet!

[Creeker]

Hey! I'm on the same diet!

3 meals at a sitting? :p

[counihan]

Lightweight baby, lightweight!