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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #75 on: October 27, 2026, 03:27:22 PM »
See, wasn’t that easy? Props

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #76 on: October 27, 2026, 05:25:47 PM »

Once you are fully recovered & providing there's no long term damage to
Muscle attachments - I'm sure you will regain most if not all of your strength
back - at 49 you're still a youngster  :)

Why all the Wine gum's any particular reason??

Thanks for saying I'm a youngster haha. Kids call me gramps. I saw a thread on Reddit where someone who was 45 said he doesn't pay for movies anymore, he just walks in, it's like he's invisible :'( :D

I just liked sweets. Especially on some types of gear like tren which seems to cause hypo easily. I would devour a kilo of them in minutes LOL.

See, wasn’t that easy? Props

Thanks but I've posted some of those pics previously in threads you've posted in. I don't have many pics period unfortunately, and some nice lifting feats, not necessarily earth shattering but significant to me personally, when I was young I had no video camera and it was obviously before cellphone cameras. I did some very high rep benches with 2 plates which would have been nice to look at now decades later. And now recently my phone suddenly turned up missing when I was in the hospital and some lifting videos I had I hadn't backed up. :'(

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #77 on: October 27, 2026, 05:49:05 PM »
I'll indulge myself a bit more. A non-psyched, calm, beltless and almost stiff-legged deadlift. A long time ago, a bit less juice LOL. tommywishbone told me I had a real chance at 800 but unfortunately I never quite got there (770). I think tommy got 500 for 20 but I hated high reps but now I wish I had tried that.


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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #78 on: October 28, 2026, 12:03:20 AM »
I'll indulge myself a bit more. A non-psyched, calm, beltless and almost stiff-legged deadlift. A long time ago, a bit less juice LOL. tommywishbone told me I had a real chance at 800 but unfortunately I never quite got there (770). I think tommy got 500 for 20 but I hated high reps but now I wish I had tried that.



 :o Whoah that's crazy  :o

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #79 on: October 28, 2026, 03:41:35 AM »
Thanks but I've posted some of those pics previously in threads you've posted in.

He knows, he just used all that stuff to deflect.  He argues like the most stereotypical woman on earth.  Deflection, irrelevant topic changes, past grievances, all the way up to outright refusing to acknowledge anything he can't get out of.  It's phenomenal to watch.

It's repulsive in terms of character but truly, a good trait to have in business.  You can see what it does, even in this thread.  He just outlasts everybody.  He's in the wrong, he knows he is in the wrong and fucking nobody has achieved anything or ever got him to acknowledge fault. 

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #80 on: October 28, 2026, 04:56:39 AM »
I think that 5-10mg tren ace. is still a lot, counting with the fact that it binds much stronger to the AR receptor. It has been shown is many studies to be genotoxic too, so I would be careful. I am trying something similar albeit at smaller doses.
What about SHBG?
From memory, Tren does not bind strongly to SHBG so you would need a smidge of a DHT derivative for that. I wish I had access to Proviron. It has been shown to be the best for this.

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #81 on: October 28, 2026, 05:32:56 AM »
Good lifting, van.

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #82 on: October 28, 2026, 06:39:07 AM »
I'll indulge myself a bit more. A non-psyched, calm, beltless and almost stiff-legged deadlift. A long time ago, a bit less juice LOL. tommywishbone told me I had a real chance at 800 but unfortunately I never quite got there (770). I think tommy got 500 for 20 but I hated high reps but now I wish I had tried that.


Impressive (as usual)! I find it strange and concerning that Coach didn't remember that you had posted numerous videos and photos over the years.

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #83 on: October 28, 2026, 10:14:59 AM »
I'll indulge myself a bit more. A non-psyched, calm, beltless and almost stiff-legged deadlift. A long time ago, a bit less juice LOL. tommywishbone told me I had a real chance at 800 but unfortunately I never quite got there (770). I think tommy got 500 for 20 but I hated high reps but now I wish I had tried that.


Awesome Van !!!!!!!!!!11111

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #84 on: October 28, 2026, 07:08:40 PM »
He knows, he just used all that stuff to deflect.  He argues like the most stereotypical woman on earth.  Deflection, irrelevant topic changes, past grievances, all the way up to outright refusing to acknowledge anything he can't get out of.  It's phenomenal to watch.

It's repulsive in terms of character but truly, a good trait to have in business.  You can see what it does, even in this thread.  He just outlasts everybody.  He's in the wrong, he knows he is in the wrong and fucking nobody has achieved anything or ever got him to acknowledge fault.

I would like to give him benefit of the doubt that he didn't see the couple of pics I posted but I don't understand why doubt I lifted at all or competed, when I never claimed to compete. I never claimed to be anything other than someone with an "interest." People could see I lifted but I was never any kind of "bodybuilder" or had a great looking physique. I hope I don't put on airs.

Good lifting, van.
Impressive (as usual)! I find it strange and concerning that Coach didn't remember that you had posted numerous videos and photos over the years.
Awesome Van !!!!!!!!!!11111

Thanks bros. Nothing special but I truly love that damn lift haha. Not for health, just for the feeling. When your mind is gone lifting keeps you a bit grounded in reality LOL  :D

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Re: The Dark Reality Of Pro Bodybuilding
« Reply #85 on: Today at 03:12:54 AM »
I would like to give him benefit of the doubt that he didn't see the couple of pics I posted but I don't understand why doubt I lifted at all or competed, when I never claimed to compete.

Well that's really explained in what I said, but you're a good guy and it's going to take you a while to allow yourself to believe how much of a deranged, unrepentant karenzilla he is when you corner him.  And corner him you did, when you accidentally put him in between having to admit he was wrong or having to admit he was wrong. ;D 

See, I can quite easily say that he might not have seen your photos, but I also know that he didn't give a fuck about that either way, he just wanted to napalm your difficult question.  Hilarious.