1 Skip Lacour
2 Jeff Willet
3 Derik Farnsworth
4 John Hansen used drugs in the past!
5 Tom Venuto
6 Hugo Rivera
7 Marvin Ward
These guys are all liars REMEMBER
Based on what, your cracked opinion?
We know about John Hansen's past anabolic use. HANSEN HAS TOLD US THAT, in several interviews.
If you spent half as much time training and dieting (or, at least researching into doing so properly for yourself) that you do, swearing up and down that the aforementioned bodybuilders are lying, your own physique would be magnificent.
I've read plenty of LaCour's articles, specifically from the old Muscular Development/Fitness/Health (and All-Natural Muscular Development)magazines I have. If he's lying, he's excellent at it, because his advice has worked well for me (and many others).
People like you swear up and down that anyone with a significantly better physique than their own must be using anabolics. Why do you even bother training? If you're so convinced that you must use roids to get the physique you desire, use them and quit blubbering about LaCour et. al.
My guess is that, even if you did, you'd still wouldn't get the job done, because of your lousy attittude. How does your alleged exposure of the men you listed help you or anyone else on this thread?
The training, dieting, and resting fundamentals given by LaCour (and Hansen) are vital to bodybuilding sucesss, WHETHER YOU USE STEROIDS OR NOT. A prime example is the late "Steroid Guru" Dan Duchaine. Take a good look at his physique during his competitive days. He used roids considerably yet achieved meager results. Are we to believe that anyone, who looks remotely better than Duchaine, is consuming anabolics as if it's Kool-Aid?
As LaCour states in his latest IronMan article, average people give average effort, while trying to convince others (and themselves) that they're giving 100% effort. They also convince themselves that everybody else with a better physique is using steroids.
Even if you give 100% effort, if that effort is applied improperly, you will not see good results. If you give it your all to eat 4500 calories per day; yet you need 5000 calories per day, you ain't growing. If you train your guts out but don't recover from that training, you ain't growing.
Channel this obsession of yours to actually doing something with your physique and business will pick up.