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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: bigmc on June 17, 2008, 09:49:59 AM
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As a supplementary thread(pardon the pun) to the bigger stronger faster thread
Do you think there would be any difference between
Bb 1 eats six high protein meals a day trains hard and consistently
Bb 2 eats six high protein meals a day trains hard and consistently takes creatine/protein powders/no2 etc
all other things being equal do you think there would be any diference in the gains between the two
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As a supplementary thread(pardon the pun) to the bigger stronger faster thread
Do you think there would be any difference between
Bb 1 eats six high protein meals a day trains hard and consistently
Bb 2 eats six high protein meals a day trains hard and consistently takes creatine/protein powders/no2 etc
all other things being equal do you think there would be any diference in the gains between the two
Sure there would...
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not a significant difference IMO.
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not a significant difference IMO.
And you say that based on what?
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Sure there would...
NOexplode is awesome!!!
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NOexplode is awesome!!!
What difference do your feel JJ.
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What difference do your feel JJ.
Well it gets you more energized to work out, you work out longer and your muscles are pumped for a longer time .....or maybe i think im all these things cause i take it and i expect these things to happen ahhh the great 'placebo' debate ...who knows ...
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Question for Bob Chic - how does it feel to be 40+ years old and stuck in this pathetic "industry"?
*waits for Bob's self-rationalizations*
fixed!
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Well it gets you more energized to work out, you work out longer and your muscles are pumped for a longer time .....or maybe i think im all these things cause i take it and i expect these things to happen ahhh the great 'placebo' debate ...who knows ...
Any brand you recommend.
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And you say that based on what?
with 6 high protein meals both calorie surplus and plenty of protein is covered.
no does very little. a little more energy and pump hardly makes a significant difference.
creatine might give a few % strength increase, if that.
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Any brand you recommend.
the one with Ronnie coleman on it ...BSN i think , a bro at work had never used it an we use to take it b4 the gym for Jan and Feb...
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bodybuilder two would have a significantly lighter wallet
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If a supplement is legal, it doesnt work.
Hope this helps.
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bodybuilder two would have a significantly lighter wallet
whoop there it is.
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classic thread
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bodybuilder two would have a significantly lighter wallet
yup. the only difference
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with 6 high protein meals both calorie surplus and plenty of protein is covered.
no does very little. a little more energy and pump hardly makes a significant difference.
creatine might give a few % strength increase, if that.
ha nice :D
I cannot wait for Bob's responds ;D
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ha nice :D
I cannot wait for Bob's responds ;D
Bob is part of the corrupt supplement industry and will defend the useless products they put out to the end. Remember kids, its the supplements, not the tons of drugs I do that will get you to look like me. God, what a douche.
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And you say that based on what?
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bodybuilder two would have a significantly lighter wallet
*ZING*
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with 6 high protein meals both calorie surplus and plenty of protein is covered.
no does very little. a little more energy and pump hardly makes a significant difference.
creatine might give a few % strength increase, if that.
If you actually used NO, you would know that the increase you feel, creates larger more stronger workouts, thus increasing your muscles. I am sure that many people in the industry, including strength and conditioning coaches, would feel vastly different.
Creatine has been proven, and also by a number of people, that is helps increase muscle strength.
If these products didnt, then nobody would be buying nor using them, regardless of how effective an ad is.
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If you actually used NO, you would know that the increase you feel, creates larger more stronger workouts, thus increasing your muscles.
How can you make this statement? You look like you've been out of the gym for 10 years straight ;D
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If you actually used NO, you would know that the increase you feel, creates larger more stronger workouts, thus increasing your muscles. I am sure that many people in the industry, including strength and conditioning coaches, would feel vastly different.
Creatine has been proven, and also by a number of people, that is helps increase muscle strength.
If these products didnt, then nobody would be buying nor using them, regardless of how effective an ad is.
Ron you know I like you so forgive me for saying this...
Your statement was full of shit, the kids buy this shit because the advertisement campaigning are clever enough to
tap in in the believe that there is really anything out there that really helps build faster muscle without taking Steroids.
What these crooks are selling is a (non existing) Shortcut.
Most products out there are pure bullshit and you know it, if you cannot say anything due to conflict in interest ignore
my post but don't lie here and say that NO Explode works any better than a few apples and Snicker.
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bodybuilder two would have a significantly lighter wallet
LOL
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As a supplementary thread(pardon the pun) to the bigger stronger faster thread
Do you think there would be any difference between
Bb 1 eats six high protein meals a day trains hard and consistently
Bb 2 eats six high protein meals a day trains hard and consistently takes creatine/protein powders/no2 etc
all other things being equal do you think there would be any diference in the gains between the two
is he natural?
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The best idea the Pros had for supps is selling them to schmoes.OK give me some more of those powders I use a lot.Next day Pro selling cheap powders in gym carpark.HAHAHAHAHA.Fukin supps have very little need when Drugs are being abused. ::)
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with 6 high protein meals both calorie surplus and plenty of protein is covered.
no does very little. a little more energy and pump hardly makes a significant difference.
creatine might give a few % strength increase, if that.
So, you're saying N.O. gives you more energy and pump...and creatine increases your strength.
Looks like you're making a good argument......for the other side.
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Of course supplements make a difference. Look at Jay Cutler, he takes tons of Muscletech products and he's Mr. Olympia. And since he's never admitted directly to taking steroids, I'll give him the benefit of the doubt and assume it's hard work in the gym, good diet, Super-duper-double-loaded-insulin-stimulating creatine and NO2 XXXXXXplode.
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