Search Results: leg muscles

Hey, I'm a guy that's been working out a lot. But I get a lot of cramps in my legs and feet. They come on at random points in the day & @ night & sometimes they can be crippling. Sometimes it wakes me up. I've tried adding more potassium, magnesium and other electrolytic supplements I've researched to my vitamins. But I still get these horrible cramps.

So my question is, does midol work for non-menstral cramps & do you think it'll work for men? Grateful to any ladies advice. If you're a guy reading this and you can answer this please do. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks in advance.

It's very simple: Here we have a series of pictures of males of increasing size and muscularity. You go down the page, and for each one ask yourself the question: would I be physically stronger than him? eg. imagine arm wrestling or wrestling with him, or lifting weights with him etc. Are you stronger than him? If yes, then keep moving to the next guy and the next, until you get to a guy who you would expect to be weaker than. Pick the guy that you think you are stronger than, and that is your score on the scale!

For our female voters...2 apologies:
1) sorry it's all men in the poll, but it was easier to find a broad range of men showing muscles. Anyway, an adult female should be able to score at least 1 on this - the kid is probably 75lbs wringing wet.
2) sorry all the pictures are arm flexing. It's because it's really hard to judge leg strength by picture... so I guess it's an arm strength poll. If you think you have stronger legs than a certain type of guy, feel free to mention it :)