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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #25 on: June 10, 2006, 09:55:50 PM »
And you know that for a fact penis breath?? Nobody hated Lance more than the French and he was piss tested 1000's of times here and abroad. Not ONCE was he tested positive. Google around and see what type of drugs he was tested for. There's no way he couldv'e gotten away with it for so long.

Don't go shooting of your cum filled mouth just because in a moment of "brightness" you figured this guy to be on dope.

Show us the facts first


so because Ronnie Coleman hasn't had a positive drug test published, we can take his word he is natural????Lets use some common sense ok...Lance found the perfect cocktail for him and trained his ass off...With massive amounts of money, you can pass any drug test on planet(and thats a fact)

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #26 on: June 11, 2006, 06:33:44 AM »
Considering lance was a world class athlete at 15 (when he was doing pro-ironman's), it isn't unrealistic to think he did what he did on genetics.  He trained at ASU right down from me right after his cancer stint.  They recorded every possible thing they could.  In 2 weeks he had the condition of most pro level cyclist, this was in 2 weeks.  He is one of the most genetically gifted athletes ever born on top of having an insane work ethic.  Don't be jealous because your genetics suck and you could never begin to accomplish 1/10 of what he has. 

When your lungs are 1.5x larger than everyone else's, it's a big help.

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #27 on: June 11, 2006, 09:09:47 AM »
so because Ronnie Coleman hasn't had a positive drug test published, we can take his word he is natural????Lets use some common sense ok...Lance found the perfect cocktail for him and trained his ass off...With massive amounts of money, you can pass any drug test on planet(and thats a fact)

So you're comparing the Mickey Mouse testing that takes place in the IFBB with the Tour de France and the professional cycle world? I can understand why people think that he must've been on drugs, but if you weigh up the odds of him being THE most drug tested man on the planet, chances are he must've gotton caught sometime or another. Do yourself a favour and read his autobiography and 3rd party books about him. That guy was an animal in training. It also amazes me that everytime someone reaches the upper echeolons of his sport, immediatelly he's a druggie. Even if he did find this amazing cocktail, it must've taken some time to perfect and he would've gotten caught whilst perfecting it.

With the IFBB so lax and cheap, I won't be suprise if they have someone like Vince Goodrum tasting piss backstage for signs of drug use. Don't compare a legitimate sport with something like bodybuilding with it's 12 000 worldwide fans.

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Jay Cutler did admit use in a Muscle Mag back in the 90's (under an article "Would you train natural?"), Flex admitted, Shawn got caught, Nasser got caught, Ronnie did admit in an interview that he does take some "pills", Dorian did admit in a seminar I attended in London that it's hard to stay on the gear whilst travelling. If any of these guys got tested the way Lance did (test sophistication wise), they would've had their asses handed to them many times over with positve tests



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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #28 on: June 11, 2006, 02:25:27 PM »
I dont know ryan.  I do know art.  Doesnt sound like the art atwood i know. Maybe Ryan was the asshole or had unrealistic expectations that werent met.  Art is a pretty down to earth guy and has more patience than most people in his situation would. 

Maybe you could try the 1/4 deads before you condemn them or look at his lower back and hamstrings to see if he is getting any results. 


I didn't mention anything about the 1/4 deads!! Did you even read my post ::) You guys are definitely blown this subject out of porportion. It was merely an opinion of mine of Art. I don't give a shit if he was friendly or cool to you guys. My interpretation of him was that he didn't seem friendly to anyone and I see him just about everyday. Maybe he is outgoing, nice, or whatever but from what I've seen he was not. Just my opinion!

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #29 on: June 11, 2006, 02:42:38 PM »

I wouldn't say he's an asshole.  He's not.  He's just .... :-\ different.  He can come across cranky, but he's really not a bad guy.


My bad. Probably not an asshole, but cranky :)

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #30 on: June 11, 2006, 06:16:30 PM »
I've met him before.  Not overly nice or mean.  But I think he is just like any other guy having good and bad days.  He was nice enough to talk for a couple of minutes...

Overall, I wish he would post here again.  At least to give his company some more publicity.  I watch supplements and companies quite closely, and just have no idea what's going on with his...
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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #31 on: June 24, 2006, 09:40:58 AM »
And you still have no facts...cupcake.



French newspaper claims Armstrong admitted to doping in 1996

Paris, June 24: A French newspaper claimed that Lance Armstrong admitted to doping three years before the first of his seven Tour de France wins in 1999.

Armstrong`s attorney strongly denied the claim and gave a copy of an affidavit from one of the lead doctors who treated Armstrong`s testicular cancer.

The Texan, retired from cycling since his seventh consecutive tour victory last year, has consistently insisted that he never took banned drugs to enhance his performances and he was never sanctioned for any doping offense during his career.

But Le Monde said former Armstrong teammate Frankie Andreu, and his wife, Betsy, recently testified under oath to a Dallas court that Armstrong admitted in 1996 to having taken the blood-boosting hormone EPO and other banned substances. The paper said Frankie Andreu used to be best friends with Armstrong.

Le Monde claimed that Armstrong`s alleged admission was made October 28, 1996, to a doctor who was treating him for cancer. Betsy Andreu testified that the doctor asked Armstrong whether he had ever taken doping products, and that the Yclist replied "yes," according to Le Monde.

The newspaper said she and her husband were with Armstrong on that day.

"He asks which ones. And lance replies, `EPO, growth hormones, cortisone, steroids, testosterone`," it quoted her as telling the court in January. The newspaper said it obtained a copy of her testimony but did not say how.

Armstrong`s attorney, Tim Herman, Texas denied the Andreus` claim, calling it "absurd."

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #32 on: June 24, 2006, 09:45:13 AM »
With the IFBB so lax and cheap, I won't be suprise if they have someone like Vince Goodrum tasting piss backstage for signs of drug use. Don't compare a legitimate sport with something like bodybuilding with it's 12 000 worldwide fans.

Shyte I heard the same thing!!
Apparently the bee pollen is used to clear the palette after drinking the piss, then he goes to the next cup, he isa consur of piss tasting highly known in the piss worl,who knew bee pollen andvonce were good for something

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Re: Where Art Thou?
« Reply #33 on: June 24, 2006, 09:45:41 AM »
www.massresults.com

Owns the rights to the name "vitargo" in the U.S.


Are you sure about that?

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #34 on: June 24, 2006, 09:47:37 AM »
Yeah in a interviewthat is what he said also...been focusing on that maybe he has a investor that has his name on the papers as well who knows, anyone ever trythat stuff

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #35 on: June 24, 2006, 09:49:25 AM »
Does Art have male sex organs? He's practically non-existant.

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Re: Where Art Thou?
« Reply #36 on: June 24, 2006, 10:06:51 AM »
He trains a lot in my gym, here in Dallas, TX. Arts still looking very big and lean. Also Quincy Taylor works out here occasionally also.

What gym in Dallas ? Thats where I live

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #37 on: June 24, 2006, 12:25:53 PM »


French newspaper claims Armstrong admitted to doping in 1996

Paris, June 24: A French newspaper claimed that Lance Armstrong admitted to doping three years before the first of his seven Tour de France wins in 1999.

Armstrong`s attorney strongly denied the claim and gave a copy of an affidavit from one of the lead doctors who treated Armstrong`s testicular cancer.

The Texan, retired from cycling since his seventh consecutive tour victory last year, has consistently insisted that he never took banned drugs to enhance his performances and he was never sanctioned for any doping offense during his career.

But Le Monde said former Armstrong teammate Frankie Andreu, and his wife, Betsy, recently testified under oath to a Dallas court that Armstrong admitted in 1996 to having taken the blood-boosting hormone EPO and other banned substances. The paper said Frankie Andreu used to be best friends with Armstrong.

Le Monde claimed that Armstrong`s alleged admission was made October 28, 1996, to a doctor who was treating him for cancer. Betsy Andreu testified that the doctor asked Armstrong whether he had ever taken doping products, and that the Yclist replied "yes," according to Le Monde.

The newspaper said she and her husband were with Armstrong on that day.

"He asks which ones. And lance replies, `EPO, growth hormones, cortisone, steroids, testosterone`," it quoted her as telling the court in January. The newspaper said it obtained a copy of her testimony but did not say how.

Armstrong`s attorney, Tim Herman, Texas denied the Andreus` claim, calling it "absurd."
and there were 10 people in the room atthe time and only the bitch accusing lance was the one that heard him admit to the epo. put up the entire article.

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Re: Where Art Atwood these days?
« Reply #38 on: June 24, 2006, 01:26:36 PM »
and there were 10 people in the room atthe time and only the bitch accusing lance was the one that heard him admit to the epo. put up the entire article.
if i had your fugly mug, i wouldnt even dare talking.