I suppose technically they may be the “biggest recorded” (I’m swamped with emailed links to photos of allegedly natural athletes with seemingly larger arms – WOW!).

My cringe over this whole deal is the seeming endorsement of his technique by an institution with big influence over little minds. Kids ought not attempt most of the stuff pictured in the Record Book, and possibly other record breaking “feats” are frauds, but this seems to diminish those who actually break a sweat developing their muscles.

Thanks for sharing the link –

This was his response, hopefully they will retract the record:

Dear Alex

Thanks for your enquiry re the largest biceps.

Based on the feedback we have received from members of the public, we are conducting new research with medical specialists and anti-doping experts to review this category and determine whether we may need to make any changes to the outcome of the record. This will be communicated via our website once the relevant research has been completed.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention

Kind Regards

Marco Frigatti
SVP Records
Guinness World Records Ltd.

Hope the article is clear that Big Mo is not linked to steroid use.

I raised those nasties in relation to Gregg Valentino(who publicly cops to using them in interviews and the mentioned documentary.)

Good to see a simple explanation to these arms, thanks for the great comment.

Thanks for the great clip with your well-stated view on this. I suggest GP readers check out your FB page (https://www.facebook.com/naturalbodybuilder) and others like it to see what the human form looks like after true natural training.

I’m also surprised at Guinness World Records, this is a pretty horrific example to set out to the millions of kids who pour over each new Book of World Records.

Thanks again for sharing your video message!