The BSN Curse - Whoever joins goes downhill

[MCWAY]

epic "triple quoting" and picking apart a post.

epic getting serious into beleiveing that joining a supplement company brings "good karma"

epic posting on behalf of bsn.

epic hitting of the refresh button to see what "secret stack" has to say about this seriosu debate 

sorry i hurt your feelings in this topic that seems true to your heart  

I never claimed that joining a supplement company brings ANY form of karma: good, bad, or ugly.

And, I'm not posting for or against BSN. Truth be told, I rarely used their supplements (unless I get them on sale at GNC; the last time I used one was a Syntha-6 RTD, marked down for clearance to $0.99).

[freespirit]

[Mr Nobody]

All sawdust and water.

[tom joad]

all shitting blood for 5 weeks straight.

[Tre]

Ronnie won 2 Olympias, while under BSN employ.

Your stats don't quite compute.

Ronnie, enough said. Winning two Olympias is hardly a curse, which is what he did while working for BSN.

From http://www.bsnonline.net/biography/ronnie_coleman.html:

"Having successfully used BSN® supplements to support his muscle-building progress in the past, Ronnie approached the company about an endorsement agreement in early 2005. Shortly thereafter, BSN® signed Ronnie to a two-year deal, and then re-signed him to a contract extension in May 2007. In September 2007, Ronnie retired from competitive bodybuilding, his legacy as the sport’s all-time "KING" firmly cemented."

2005 was the final time that Ronnie Coleman was named Mr. Olympia.  You're welcome to debate the causes for his being replaced at the top of the IFBB competitor hierarchy, but it cannot be denied that his reign as Mr. Olympia ended shortly after joining BSN.  I'm not saying one has anything to do with the other, but the evidence you posted to support your claim was not factual.  

[Nails]

http://www.bsnonline.net/biography/joakim_noah.html


lost to the heat, while dropping FUCK YOU FA G G OT to a Miami fan

[Otis B Driftwood]

"Ty is proud to admit that for the past three and a half years, he has been consistently using BSN® supplements."
Ty needs more Cell-Mass

Pro Vollyball players would be #1 on my list of athletes i'd recruit if i were a CEO

[Secret Stack]

From http://www.bsnonline.net/biography/ronnie_coleman.html:

"Having successfully used BSN® supplements to support his muscle-building progress in the past, Ronnie approached the company about an endorsement agreement in early 2005. Shortly thereafter, BSN® signed Ronnie to a two-year deal, and then re-signed him to a contract extension in May 2007. In September 2007, Ronnie retired from competitive bodybuilding, his legacy as the sport’s all-time "KING" firmly cemented."

2005 was the final time that Ronnie Coleman was named Mr. Olympia.  You're welcome to debate the causes for his being replaced at the top of the IFBB competitor hierarchy, but it cannot be denied that his reign as Mr. Olympia ended shortly after joining BSN.  I'm not saying one has anything to do with the other, but the evidence you posted to support your claim was not factual.  

MCKAY has left the building...

[MCWAY]

From http://www.bsnonline.net/biography/ronnie_coleman.html:

"Having successfully used BSN® supplements to support his muscle-building progress in the past, Ronnie approached the company about an endorsement agreement in early 2005. Shortly thereafter, BSN® signed Ronnie to a two-year deal, and then re-signed him to a contract extension in May 2007. In September 2007, Ronnie retired from competitive bodybuilding, his legacy as the sport’s all-time "KING" firmly cemented."

2005 was the final time that Ronnie Coleman was named Mr. Olympia.  You're welcome to debate the causes for his being replaced at the top of the IFBB competitor hierarchy, but it cannot be denied that his reign as Mr. Olympia ended shortly after joining BSN.  I'm not saying one has anything to do with the other, but the evidence you posted to support your claim was not factual.  

Therefore, he won one Olympia, while working for BSN. The point, winning the top title is hardly a sign of going downhill. Add to that the careers of Wolf and Winklaar, and the bulk of my statements remains true (sans the error of giving Ronnie an extra Olympia).

[Fitness4Life]

Not just the bodybuilders.  How about Forest Griffin getting owned by Silva lmao. 

[suckmymuscle]

Ronnie Coleman
Dennis Wolf
Roelly Winklaar
Branden Curry
Trey Brewer

If you want to free fall off the top, join with BSN

  In the case of Ronnie, he was almost 43 when he was dethroned in 2006. Bobybuilders peak much latter than most athletes because Human muscle cells take many years after maturity to reach their final thickness, usually at age 35+, but 43 is too old even for bodybuilding. At the 2004 Olympia, when Ronnie was at his highest competition weight ever of 296 lbs and 41 years old, you could clearly see the wear and tear in his body even though he was at his biggest. Two years latter, he simply couldn't keep it up and his pecs, quads and especially lats were showing signs of atrophy caused by ageing.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[Nails]

[Ex Coelis]

maybe Wolf stopped using their products?

[Nirvana]

#InvalidGeriatricScatBabes.comLink#

[Tre]

  In the case of Ronnie, he was almost 43 when he was dethroned in 2006. Bobybuilders peak much latter than most athletes because Human muscle cells take many years after maturity to reach their final thickness, usually at age 35+, but 43 is too old even for bodybuilding. At the 2004 Olympia, when Ronnie was at his highest competition weight ever of 296 lbs and 41 years old, you could clearly see the wear and tear in his body even though he was at his biggest. Two years latter, he simply couldn't keep it up and his pecs, quads and especially lats were showing signs of atrophy caused by ageing.

SUCKMYMUSCLE

[Army of One]

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[dyslexic]

There are a few successful women involved... I know of one for sure. 

[Tre]

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Is that dude posing beside the NBA championship trophy?

[The Abdominal Snoman]

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LOLZ

[240 is Back]

lol