an aging chest? cellulite on chest?

I'm only 27 years old... began lifting when I was around 21. I mainly
do three lifts... the flat bench press, squat, deadlift, and military
press. I started adding in dumbbell work about a year ago. At age
21, I weighed around 130 lbs, and now I weigh between 155 to 160...
I'd say 20 lbs or so is muscle and 10 lbs is fat. I bench about 220
lbs as a max and rep with 185 and 190 for five reps or so. I do low
reps and go heavy (for me at least) on mostly everything.

I've gotten stretch marks on the deltoid area.. two actually going on
two different directions... but what's a little worrisome is that on
the side of my pecs..and a little bit underneath them... i'm starting
to see a pattern that mimics cellulite but isn't quite cellulite...

honestly, i think it's just normal aging (relating also to weight
gain).

I guess my main question is do you people know what I'm talking about
without a picture? Also, would losing weight (muscle and fat) help at
all? I'm not too concerned with the appearance really, as it's just
slight (for now), but I'd like to know my options and perhaps if my
routine (low, heavy reps) contributes to this and will make it worse?
Or, if just normal aging is mostly effecting this?

thanks

On Feb 5, 3:54 am, Zarlot531 <xy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> I'm only 27 years old... began lifting when I was around 21. I mainly
> do three lifts... the flat bench press, squat, deadlift, and military
> press. I started adding in dumbbell work about a year ago. At age
> 21, I weighed around 130 lbs, and now I weigh between 155 to 160...
> I'd say 20 lbs or so is muscle and 10 lbs is fat. I bench about 220
> lbs as a max and rep with 185 and 190 for five reps or so. I do low
> reps and go heavy (for me at least) on mostly everything.
>
> I've gotten stretch marks on the deltoid area.. two actually going on
> two different directions... but what's a little worrisome is that on
> the side of my pecs..and a little bit underneath them... i'm starting
> to see a pattern that mimics cellulite but isn't quite cellulite...
>
> honestly, i think it's just normal aging (relating also to weight
> gain).
>
> I guess my main question is do you people know what I'm talking about
> without a picture? Also, would losing weight (muscle and fat) help at
> all? I'm not too concerned with the appearance really, as it's just
> slight (for now), but I'd like to know my options and perhaps if my
> routine (low, heavy reps) contributes to this and will make it worse?
> Or, if just normal aging is mostly effecting this?
>
> thanks

Hmm, seems odd considering your weight gain was quite slow, am I right
in saying you went from 130 to around 160 between the age of 21 and
27? if so this is rather slow (not that im knocking your progress) and
is unlikely to cause stretch marks.

What does your diet look like?

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On Feb 6, 3:58 am, Edward.Stan...@googlemail.com wrote:
> On Feb 5, 3:54 am, Zarlot531 <xy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I'm only 27 years old... began lifting when I was around 21. I mainly
> > do three lifts... the flat bench press, squat, deadlift, and military
> > press. I started adding in dumbbell work about a year ago. At age
> > 21, I weighed around 130 lbs, and now I weigh between 155 to 160...
> > I'd say 20 lbs or so is muscle and 10 lbs is fat. I bench about 220
> > lbs as a max and rep with 185 and 190 for five reps or so. I do low
> > reps and go heavy (for me at least) on mostly everything.
>
> > I've gotten stretch marks on the deltoid area.. two actually going on
> > two different directions... but what's a little worrisome is that on
> > the side of my pecs..and a little bit underneath them... i'm starting
> > to see a pattern that mimics cellulite but isn't quite cellulite...
>
> > honestly, i think it's just normal aging (relating also to weight
> > gain).
>
> > I guess my main question is do you people know what I'm talking about
> > without a picture? Also, would losing weight (muscle and fat) help at
> > all? I'm not too concerned with the appearance really, as it's just
> > slight (for now), but I'd like to know my options and perhaps if my
> > routine (low, heavy reps) contributes to this and will make it worse?
> > Or, if just normal aging is mostly effecting this?
>
> > thanks
>
> Hmm, seems odd considering your weight gain was quite slow, am I right
> in saying you went from 130 to around 160 between the age of 21 and
> 27? if so this is rather slow (not that im knocking your progress) and
> is unlikely to cause stretch marks.
>
> What does your diet look like?
>
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My diet is actually pretty good. However, I have had a desk job for
the last 3 years or so, and it has been stressful at times. This has
taken a toll, as I don't move as much and really haven't lifted as
much in the last 3 years, although it's usually at least once a week
or two.

On Feb 6, 3:58 am, Edward.Stan...@googlemail.com wrote:
> On Feb 5, 3:54 am, Zarlot531 <xy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > I'm only 27 years old... began lifting when I was around 21. I mainly
> > do three lifts... the flat bench press, squat, deadlift, and military
> > press. I started adding in dumbbell work about a year ago. At age
> > 21, I weighed around 130 lbs, and now I weigh between 155 to 160...
> > I'd say 20 lbs or so is muscle and 10 lbs is fat. I bench about 220
> > lbs as a max and rep with 185 and 190 for five reps or so. I do low
> > reps and go heavy (for me at least) on mostly everything.
>
> > I've gotten stretch marks on the deltoid area.. two actually going on
> > two different directions... but what's a little worrisome is that on
> > the side of my pecs..and a little bit underneath them... i'm starting
> > to see a pattern that mimics cellulite but isn't quite cellulite...
>
> > honestly, i think it's just normal aging (relating also to weight
> > gain).
>
> > I guess my main question is do you people know what I'm talking about
> > without a picture? Also, would losing weight (muscle and fat) help at
> > all? I'm not too concerned with the appearance really, as it's just
> > slight (for now), but I'd like to know my options and perhaps if my
> > routine (low, heavy reps) contributes to this and will make it worse?
> > Or, if just normal aging is mostly effecting this?
>
> > thanks
>
> Hmm, seems odd considering your weight gain was quite slow, am I right
> in saying you went from 130 to around 160 between the age of 21 and
> 27? if so this is rather slow (not that im knocking your progress) and
> is unlikely to cause stretch marks.
>
> What does your diet look like?
>
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also, my weight gain happened in 3 years... it started maybe a year
after i got a desk job

i was at 130-135 at age 25

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