Darkside of Bodybuilding Movie - crazy as F!

[pellius]

this tony guy is small and weak

he makes anyone bodybuilder natural or not look bad,

he cant even get a decent woman. now thats sad, drugs or not

and this vlad yudin dude is on a misson to destroy credibility to all bodybuilders

if they ever had any.

glad i got out when i won and now moved  on to making money, not spending it

tesla hit 2012.00 a share today!!

I remember you were involved in some way in the fitness industry. What do you do now?

[epic is back]

he is full of excuses

small and fat on stage

he is just a addict nothing more

he is not a bodybuilder.

[epic is back]

I remember you were involved in some way in the fitness industry. What do you do now?

i spend my time helping run a business, and i trade securities in the market.

ive done this since 2014

im not in shape anymore like i was. but id not trade where i am for the body i used to have

it was all fun and worth it for me.

[pellius]

i spend my time helping run a business, and i trade securities in the market.

ive done this since 2014

im not in shape anymore like i was. but id not trade where i am for the body i used to have

it was all fun and worth it for me.

You got the muscle-man phase out of your system and now concentrate on being an adult. A lot of bbers are stuck in a state of arrested-development. You can keep in great shape and pursue a meaningful life. You got guys like Escrima still living with his parents well into his late foties practicing Philipino stick fighting and wonders why he never had a girl friend.

[epic is back]

well when you do it as serious and as competitive as i took it, its not something you really enjoy anymore. i havent really lifted for years. i do here and there. and i still get asked how much i lift ect. but i know im not in shape as i was used too

but i started lifting at age 11. i really loved it and it made my life very very good.

but yes, its all temporary.  i dont see why people stay on full tilt when they dont even compete. to me thats weird

but to them wearing trunks oiled up on stage is weird , for what they say is for just plastic trophy

right?

[pellius]

well when you do it as serious and as competitive as i took it, its not something you really enjoy anymore. i havent really lifted for years. i do here and there. and i still get asked how much i lift ect. but i know im not in shape as i was used too

but i started lifting at age 11. i really loved it and it made my life very very good.

but yes, its all temporary.  i dont see why people stay on full tilt when they dont even compete. to me thats weird

but to them wearing trunks oiled up on stage is weird , for what they say is for just plastic trophy

right?

I always got the impression with Jay. He realized that bbing provided him with a good living. A living at a level he could not achieve any where else. But it did seem like just a job to him. Not like Ronnie who seemed to never grow out of it, much to his detriment. I remember Jay commenting that he gets no enjoyment out of food. Hasn't for years. For most, fine dining is one life's great pleasures, but for Jay, after decades of force feeding, it just became a job and something just to endure. I don't know about you but I thought it was harder to force feed, to make yourself eat when you are not hungry, than it was to diet. When you are stuffing yourself, having those little "throw ups" in the middle of the night sleeping, and just feeling like shit was worse than being hungry and in predator mode.

[joswift]

You got the muscle-man phase out of your system and now concentrate on being an adult. A lot of bbers are stuck in a state of arrested-development. You can keep in great shape and pursue a meaningful life. You got guys like Escrima still living with his parents well into his late foties practicing Philipino stick fighting and wonders why he never had a girl friend.

 

[joswift]

I always got the impression with Jay. He realized that bbing provided him with a good living. A living at a level he could not achieve any where else. But it did seem like just a job to him. Not like Ronnie who seemed to never grow out of it, much to his detriment. I remember Jay commenting that he gets no enjoyment out of food. Hasn't for years. For most, fine dining is one life's great pleasures, but for Jay, after decades of force feeding, it just became a job and something just to endure. I don't know about you but I thought it was harder to force feed, to make yourself eat when you are not hungry, than it was to diet. When you are stuffing yourself, having those little "throw ups" in the middle of the night sleeping, and just feeling like shit was worse than being hungry and in predator mode.

Same here, I seldom get hungry, I can go all day without eating anything at all, dieting is easy, trying to eat is difficult, especially when you are never hungry..

[Griffith]

Watched the video.

Tony Huge says a shorter cycle of higher doses could give better results than a longer cycle of lower doses, what is the view on this?

[joswift]

Watched the video.

Tony Huge says a shorter cycle of higher doses could give better results than a longer cycle of lower doses, what is the view on this?

a flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long...

[epic is back]

Most people and I say most meaning 90 percent of people should not attempt to bodybuild at a competitive level

Certainly not natural because it turns them in to bitter crybabies

They just go around hating anyone bigger or in better shape than themselves because of the drugs

Well why even do it if your not going to be your best ?

What’s the point ?

Bring your best for a short time isn’t going to kill you

If you think it will your not educated nor do you want to be

Naturals sho competed always seemed to have mental defects

They were slow and didn’t want to be better

They knew by being inferior they always had a excuse for never being anything of note

But to be fully loaded and still suck

Well that’s the brakes I guess

There can only be 1 winner

[El Diablo Blanco]

This movie had nothing to do with bodybuilding.  He even states the old school guys took less drugs but worked their ass off in the gym. These are lazy fucks who just take a shitload of drugs To look a bit above average. 

[funk51]

[funk51]

                     

    the sequel.

[Griffith]

                     

    the sequel.

I've watched it before. Good film.

[affeman]

Tony Huge is an idiot

Super nice, open-minded guy though, you can literally write him a PM on IG, ask him where he is right now and can join him and hang out with him all around the globe pretty much...lol

He's a true believer, trying to help people out.

[Van_Bilderass]

I didn't watch the video as I already pretty much know his MO. But how different people relate to drugs is interesting.
Many bodybuilders actually hate drugs and hate people who rely on drugs even though they do it themselves to varying degrees. This is a bit of an immature and unitelligent view imo, though this could be debated at length. It's interesting from a psychological perspective.