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That dude needs to be nominated for the prestigious
BEST YOU TUBE CLIPS
award!
Body builders are athletes?
Hahahaha
More like juiced up freaks with chips on their shoulders.
COME WITH ME TO THE GYM ON TUESDAYS, MY FRIEND.
TUESDAY IS
LEG DAY
I COULD SERIOUSLY SELL TICKETS
PLEASE LOOK ME UP, AND LET'S MEET ON
TUESDAY.
After the obligatory
TUESDAY LEG WORKOUT,
I'll let you be the judge of
BODYBUILDERS AS ATHLETES.
btw bring some Leg Wraps man. And some water. Alotta water.
Very common, but anabolics greatly enhance recovery time (not saying Jet is juicing.)
I understand this. The question isn't really about AAS use.
I'm talking more generally. Is the overtraining thing overstated or something really to look out for. Clearly this depends on what the hell you're doing, but is the threashold for overtraining LOWER than what many dudes are doing in the gym or much much higher.
Great short inspirational video narrated by Arnold.
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwtjXrBeVe8[/YOUTUBE]
Arnold discusses cumming wut?
[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZqfUzax3kE[/YOUTUBE]
I had a buddy back in the day who was a genetic FREAK for bodybuilding. I know for a fact he never used anything as back then real steroids were not easy to come by (at least nobody I knew really had any contacts etc.), and no doctor was going to prescribe "TRT" to an 18 year old bursting with testosterone. Also, he was one of my best friends and I just know for a fact he wasn't using anything other than protein powder.
This dude made massive gains. He got really big, ate well, worked out hard, and don't underestimate those genetics. Crazy strong, but also able to put on considerable mass. Guy was unreal.
Maybe there's one dude like that in 1000, MAYBE. Also, my buddy only got SO big.
The "kids" you see walking around at the gym with massive traps and delts etc., cut up etc. (or just bloated....) are putting SOMETHING very synthetic in their bodies.
My buddy was like an anomaly in high school and college. NOW? You see dudes bigger than that walking around all over the place.
Again, I don't think an adult will have hardly any non-manageable issues on a course of testosterone, given that he sees a doctor, gets blood work, and doesn't over do it with doses and duration (duration infinity is fine as long as he he knows he may never get his balls back).
BUT, the impact down the road for this new crowd doing "gear" that weren't even around 5 years ago, and doing them in HIGH SCHOOL??? At those levels? Prohormones which are liver toxic? That's going to be an interesting story, and stay tuned for the repercussions. I'd go so far to suggest it's an epidemic at this point.
100% on point