Chris Bumstead vs Wesley Vissers, Part 1: Lower Body

Join us in Part 1 of the C-Bum vs Wesley Vissers series as we delve into a detailed analysis of their lower bodies. Wesley Vissers possesses exceptional calf genetics, though his on-stage representation might be impacted by an injury. Witness the devolution of Vissers' gastrocnemius, showcasing a fuller and rounder form from just a few years ago.

C-Bum boasts long calf muscle bellies but may benefit from slightly larger calves for ideal thigh proportion. Explore the nuances in Bumstead's quads, differing from the aesthetic standards set by Frank Zane or Bob Paris. Notice the unique characteristics in Bumstead's right rectus femoris, reminiscent of Chet Yorton's, who overcame a significant leg injury from a car accident before entering bodybuilding.

Both Bumstead and Vissers exhibit exceptional separation in their sartorius muscles, standing out from those with less-defined sartorius muscles blending with overdeveloped adductors, creating a large, undefined inner thigh mass.

Witness Vissers' elongated rectus femoris, expertly flexed in every pose, and explore Bumstead's glute/ham/quad shot reminiscent of Ramy's distinctive version. Delve into the focused hip abductor training evident in the development of C-Bum and Ramy's tensor fasciae latae and gluteus medius.

In Part 2, Upper Body, we'll continue our discussion, exploring how Bumstead's targeted gluteus medius training can influence the perception of... LATS. Stay tuned for more insights into these incredible physiques!

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