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Title: The next level of conditioning
Post by: boonstack on May 07, 2006, 12:19:50 PM
As we've seen how the conditioning of bodybuilders from the 70's to now has increased dramatically, where can it go in the future? I mean HOW can you be any more shredded than this?

Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: sarcasm on May 07, 2006, 12:20:58 PM
if you wanna pay the price he did go ahead, i'll pass.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: boonstack on May 07, 2006, 12:24:27 PM
yea I know, have you seen the cycle he was on?

Subject: The death anabolic plan of Andreas Münzer
Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 13:09:13 GMT

10-9 Weeks before the Competition daily: Ephederine, AN 1, Captagon,
Aspirine, Valium, Clenbuterol

8-6 weeks before the Competition daily: 2 injects Testoviron a 250 mg
1 inject Parabolan
30 tabletts Halotestin
30 tabletts Metandienon
20 IE* STH
20 IE* Insuline

5-3 weeks before the Competition daily: 3 injects Masteron
2 injects Parabolan
30 tabletts Halotestin
50 tabletts Stromba
2 injects Stromba
24 IE* STH

2-1 weeks before the Competition daily: 2 injects Masteron
2 injects Stromba
40 tabletts Halotestin
80 tabletts Stromba
24 IE* STH
Insuline
IGF

A few days before the Competition: Aldactone, Lasix

Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: HERACLES on May 07, 2006, 12:24:46 PM
if you wanna pay the price he did go ahead, i'll pass.

Exactly..
I remember  reading how his insides literally exploded/melted..massive internal bleeding..

So sad.. :'(
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: knny187 on May 07, 2006, 12:26:09 PM
the level of conditioning as backed off a little since the 90's.

A couple of deaths & people dropping backstage like a piece of stiff wood made some changes to the level of conditioning
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: sarcasm on May 07, 2006, 12:26:23 PM
aside from the huge oral intake it's not a crazy amount, but it's that crazy oral usage that melted his liver and kidneys, unbelievable.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: hillbilly on May 07, 2006, 12:26:28 PM
it cant improve thats the answer

neither can size without further stomach distension

so the future has to be shape which comes alot more down to genetics unfortunatly

the future is a BB with huge mass totally shreaded and a great shape where as up until recently it has been size size size. with all the drugs now attainable many pros can get that "freak" look the next generation will be all about freaks with shape.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: WOOO on May 07, 2006, 12:28:03 PM
Conditioning has become somewhat more reasonable... Munzer was an example of pushing bbing way too far.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: hillbilly on May 07, 2006, 12:29:07 PM
the level of conditioning as backed off a little since the 90's.

A couple of deaths & people dropping backstage like a piece of stiff wood made some changes to the level of conditioning

i think the fact that pros dont look as cut has more to do with the fact that they r so huge there muscles dont have the same separation they all kinda run into each other
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: WOOO on May 07, 2006, 12:32:50 PM
i think the fact that pros dont look as cut has more to do with the fact that they r so huge there muscles dont have the same separation they all kinda run into each other

the lack of the same amount of diuretics has more to do with it IMO
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: hillbilly on May 07, 2006, 12:36:39 PM
the lack of the same amount of diuretics has more to do with it IMO

less have died lately but thats more to do with greater knowledge of pottasium / sodium levels

u still get BBs like Mustafa nearly dying every other show
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: Scimowser on May 07, 2006, 12:37:11 PM
i havent got the first clue about anabolic drugs so that list means absolutely fuck all to me. But im sure i wouldnt go near anything like it!  ;D

I would say the best conditioning ive seen lately is Paco's on his pro debut, and he didnt have an ounce of oil on him! Dorian is still yet to be surpassed though, nobody has ever come into a show with conditioning even close to his best
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: hillbilly on May 07, 2006, 12:40:33 PM
i havent got the first clue about anabolic drugs so that list means absolutely f**k all to me. But im sure i wouldnt go near anything like it!  ;D

I would say the best conditioning ive seen lately is Paco's on his pro debut, and he didnt have an ounce of oil on him! Dorian is still yet to be surpassed though, nobody has ever come into a show with conditioning even close to his best

this thread is about the guy who had better conditioning than Dorian! so good it killed him!!!

stupid as he was his conditioning was 2nd to none
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: JMentis on May 07, 2006, 03:09:18 PM
Andreas was always one step ahead in the conditioning dept...but paid the price.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: alexxx on May 07, 2006, 03:12:23 PM
Question is.. is Dexter Jackson next?  :-\
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: hillbilly on May 07, 2006, 03:25:48 PM
Question is.. is Dexter Jackson next?  :-\

i doubt it!

most pros have to work hard at loseing water but i dont think dex finds it to much of a problem theres no way he wud be so consistant without any "near death experiences"
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: TooPowerful4u on May 07, 2006, 03:51:44 PM
this is so stupid.  a few of the best conditioned BBs ever i know from their mouths that they didnt use many diuretics.  Some others that i havent spoken to personally, i know by word of mouth they dont either....

Nowadays people rely on diuretics hoping they are just "holding water" becuase in reality they are just fat.

If they ARE shreaded, 75% of them got that way overloading on t3 and clen etc... rather than hard work, beucase i know PLENTY of people who have gotten shreaded using very little of this stuff.

Work hard... dont take shortcuts.... only use what is NECESSARY and no more
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: thisiskeith12 on May 07, 2006, 04:06:49 PM
this is so stupid.  a few of the best conditioned BBs ever i know from their mouths that they didnt use many diuretics.  Some others that i havent spoken to personally, i know by word of mouth they dont either....

Nowadays people rely on diuretics hoping they are just "holding water" becuase in reality they are just fat.

If they ARE shreaded, 75% of them got that way overloading on t3 and clen etc... rather than hard work, beucase i know PLENTY of people who have gotten shreaded using very little of this stuff.

Work hard... dont take shortcuts.... only use what is NECESSARY and no more

I agree, play it smart!
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: WOOO on May 07, 2006, 04:15:20 PM
i suppose it's better than death     ;D
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: HERACLES on May 07, 2006, 05:23:01 PM
Question is.. is Dexter Jackson next?  :-\

You really are a retard.
Dexters conditioning is primarily from his genetics!

Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: Croatch on May 07, 2006, 06:44:55 PM
Quote
i doubt it!

most pros have to work hard at loseing water but i dont think dex finds it to much of a problem theres no way he wud be so consistant without any "near death experiences"
I'm no scholar, but there are some 3rd grade grammar students on this board.
Loseing - Losing
Wud - Would
Consitant - Consistent

Nothing personal, but finishing high school is a good idea.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: arce377 on May 07, 2006, 06:58:28 PM
Andreas was NEVER cut in his Abs though???!!!!??!??!?!??! WHY???!!
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: Nordic Beast on May 07, 2006, 09:09:08 PM
no matter how many times I see this pic, it still shocks me :o---its like staring at a living anatomy chart
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: BigAnt on May 07, 2006, 11:02:45 PM
I saw Andreas at one of The Night of the Champions in NY.  Pictures don't do him any justice...he hit this quad-shake most muscular crab, the entire audience went wild!
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: disco_stu on May 08, 2006, 12:04:37 AM
i think Munzer was genetically gifted in this area though...i mean he tended to be very lean year round.

i can understand it taking him to the brink...but probably cannot blame the drugs...

more like the other stuff he was doing with fluids, dieting, carbs, activity etc...forming the lethal cocktail.

ultra low water levels, depleted diet and lasix on it's own spell danger.

heck forget even the water levels...take too much lasix and say a permanent goodnight. i think momo found the same.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: Dnizneer on May 08, 2006, 08:57:49 AM
yea I know, have you seen the cycle he was on?

Subject: The death anabolic plan of Andreas Münzer
Date: Sat, 27 Apr 1996 13:09:13 GMT

10-9 Weeks before the Competition daily: Ephederine, AN 1, Captagon,
Aspirine, Valium, Clenbuterol

8-6 weeks before the Competition daily: 2 injects Testoviron a 250 mg
1 inject Parabolan
30 tabletts Halotestin
30 tabletts Metandienon
20 IE* STH
20 IE* Insuline

5-3 weeks before the Competition daily: 3 injects Masteron
2 injects Parabolan
30 tabletts Halotestin
50 tabletts Stromba
2 injects Stromba
24 IE* STH

2-1 weeks before the Competition daily: 2 injects Masteron
2 injects Stromba
40 tabletts Halotestin
80 tabletts Stromba
24 IE* STH
Insuline
IGF

A few days before the Competition: Aldactone, Lasix



Thats horrible.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: BayGBM on May 08, 2006, 09:09:57 AM
Die for me, beeotch!
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: liquid_c on May 08, 2006, 09:35:02 AM
IGF?  I don't think IGF was around in 1996, that part sounds made up.  However, it is almost confirmed that he took large amounts of halotestin year round nonstop.  That couldn't of done his liver very good.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: Dingleberry on May 08, 2006, 10:04:45 AM
Isn't he the one who died on a plane?
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: liquid_c on May 08, 2006, 10:13:04 AM
Isn't he the one who died on a plane?

Yes he is the one.  They said his blood was like sludge from lack of water and too high RBC.  His liver was apparently in very bad shape as well.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: dzulboy on May 08, 2006, 11:55:55 AM
IGF-1   i don;t believe they had that when he died i call bullshit on that  and they forgot cytadrine which is supposedly what really kille dhim
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: littleguns on May 08, 2006, 01:05:16 PM
Scary thing is he never believed in an offseason.

He deviated maybe 10-15 lbs from contest weight and as we know, bodyfat that low for long amounts of time is unhealthy.

Check out his tri's
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: tommywishbone on May 08, 2006, 01:11:24 PM
"...40 tabs of Halotestin per day..." ;D
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: jem123 on May 08, 2006, 01:15:26 PM
Scary thing is he never believed in an offseason.

He deviated maybe 10-15 lbs from contest weight and as we know, bodyfat that low for long amounts of time is unhealthy.

Check out his tri's

Spot on. Munzers main problem was that he didn't understand the word cycle and did not have an off season. He would be stacking month in month out. They say his liver had virtually melted when they did the autopsy. Very sad. I believe he was only about 33 years old.
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: FREAKgeek on May 08, 2006, 01:22:40 PM
As we've seen how the conditioning of bodybuilders from the 70's to now has increased dramatically, where can it go in the future? I mean HOW can you be any more shredded than this?


Dexter can rival this here (Best pics I've ever seen of him):

(http://dnj23.onesite.com/images/dex05.jpg)

(http://dnj23.onesite.com/images/dex02.jpg)


Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: Bear on May 08, 2006, 01:32:41 PM
That Munzer fellow certainly was 'toned' :)
Title: Re: The next level of conditioning
Post by: alexxx on May 08, 2006, 03:29:22 PM

Dexter can rival this here (Best pics I've ever seen of him):

(http://dnj23.onesite.com/images/dex05.jpg)

(http://dnj23.onesite.com/images/dex02.jpg)




now that looks wicked!