Let's face it, a long life is overrated in most cases. If these guys were happy while they were walking around like freaks then who are we to judge. Maybe they had some regrets when their health took a turn for the worse but maybe it was worth it to them; and who doesn't have some regrets.
i have watched shawn rhoden doing a guestposing.
when he stepped on the stage, the athmosphere in the room changed form 1 second to the other.
the whole females in the room had vaginal meltdowns, every single person was holding up their phone to catcha pic or video.
safe to say that its all worth it to him.
long life in fear and misery is indeed overrated.
adam, yes, an acceptable for me look i can do without any supplements, itll be just acceptable.
but then again, i rather care for conditioning over anything else, there just has to be some little bit of mass along with that.
who knows, maybe i grow out of this mindset some day.it happened before where i just stopped going to the gym, precisely at my biggest, and didnt go back in 3or4years at all, not even once, i didnt even think about training.
but that was a different mindset,that was the burning out in the race for size, to gain any more, the amounts of food became unbearable, the effort in the training and the pain coming with that,and during recovery was just not worth it anymore.
it was a big error to have that mindset in the first place,and even bigger error to stay away from gym for so long, i didnt exactly exchange that with a useful hobby.
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Building a base is KEY to having a long lifting career and staying large for a long time. Keeping a 300lb bench, 400 squat and deadlift without drugs at 200lbs is possible with serious training and decent food intake. Then you are only a cycle of test away from looking like a national competitor in clothes. Too many guys are all drugs here giving out advice you shouldn't be listening to.
well i do have my foundation,see above.its al good.
it was couple years before first cycle.
bad for those who havent one.up to each what they want.