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Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« on: September 19, 2006, 09:07:56 PM »
The more I look at pictures of these guys [pros & top ams], some look like their relying too muchon "gear" to make so-called miracle muscle and get them lean. therefore, they are not dieting hard or doing the necessary cardio needed to come in shredded.

It just seems like because they make take some GH and some thyroid meds, they can slip up on their diets.

ALERT....ALERT: Steroids DO NOT change your genetics. So in other words, if you look like shit small, chances are you'll look like shit big!

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #1 on: September 19, 2006, 09:12:12 PM »
There are two types of bodybuilders. Bodybuilders and freaks!!!  Phil Heath/bodybuilder Markus Ruhl/freak. Everybody wanna a bodybuilder, aint nobody wanna lift no heavy ass weight!!!- Coleman
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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #2 on: September 19, 2006, 09:17:37 PM »
The more I look at pictures of these guys [pros & top ams], some look like their relying too muchon "gear" to make so-called miracle muscle and get them lean. therefore, they are not dieting hard or doing the necessary cardio needed to come in shredded.

It just seems like because they make take some GH and some thyroid meds, they can slip up on their diets.

ALERT....ALERT: Steroids DO NOT change your genetics. So in other words, if you look like shit small, chances are you'll look like shit big!

i wouldnt say they rely too much on gear...the majority of top pros and npc guys bust there ass to get on stage...i do agree there are exceptions...no doubt some guys are lazy, lots of t3,clen,dnp, ect, to get in shape...most of those guys dont last too long.

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #3 on: September 19, 2006, 09:18:26 PM »
There are two types of bodybuilders. Bodybuilders and freaks!!!  Phil Heath/bodybuilder Markus Ruhl/freak. Everybody wanna a bodybuilder, aint nobody wanna lift no heavy ass weight!!!- Coleman

Dammit SWOLETRAIN....how many times am i gonna have to tell you people? When you quote The Man, say it right!

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #4 on: September 19, 2006, 09:19:16 PM »
Depends on what you define as relying on.  They wouldn't be that big without them so is that reliance?  Price of competing at the standard that things are at now.

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« Reply #5 on: September 19, 2006, 09:24:06 PM »
Depends on what you define as relying on.  They wouldn't be that big without them so is that reliance?  Price of competing at the standard that things are at now.

No, I'm mean rely on them to get in "shape". Not rely on them for dependancy.

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« Reply #6 on: September 19, 2006, 09:25:42 PM »
My recently roided up friend on dbol said the pumps were so incredible that he had to actually DROP the weight he was using.  I told him this has to be normal and just lift heavy and get used to the stronger pumps.  Not sure if this is accurate, but I'm sure the "painful pumps" are actually a good thing once you get used to them.  He's up 10 pounds but the gains have stopped in the past two days.  He said he was considering increasing the dose to 40mg.

Roids will not change your genetic structure but they damn well will make you much bigger and leaner.  Don't kid yourself, pros would look like any normal natural trainers without drugs.  Bodybuilding as we know it is drugs.

"All drugs" simply means that the only difference is "all drugs."  Adam is not saying pros ONLY inject themselves and don't train or eat properly (aside from some pros like Tom Prince), but that they do what we do and that the only difference IS an injection.  The difference - the awe factor - IS an injection.

Any pro here disagree?  Awesome - go off drugs and we'll compare notes in two years.  I would like to see if you could keep up with my muscle endurance at that point.

of course he gained 10 pounds, it is mostly water wich will go away when he'll stop

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #7 on: September 19, 2006, 09:52:11 PM »
What's wrong with 4000mgs to 8000mgs a week a horse only needs 500mgs every 2weeks.Nah they don't use much or depend on it.

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #8 on: September 19, 2006, 10:09:17 PM »
My recently roided up friend on dbol said the pumps were so incredible that he had to actually DROP the weight he was using.  I told him this has to be normal and just lift heavy and get used to the stronger pumps.  Not sure if this is accurate, but I'm sure the "painful pumps" are actually a good thing once you get used to them.  He's up 10 pounds but the gains have stopped in the past two days.  He said he was considering increasing the dose to 40mg.

Roids will not change your genetic structure but they damn well will make you much bigger and leaner.  Don't kid yourself, pros would look like any normal natural trainers without drugs.  Bodybuilding as we know it is drugs.

"All drugs" simply means that the only difference is "all drugs."  Adam is not saying pros ONLY inject themselves and don't train or eat properly (aside from some pros like Tom Prince), but that they do what we do and that the only difference IS an injection.  The difference - the awe factor - IS an injection.

Any pro here disagree?  Awesome - go off drugs and we'll compare notes in two years.  I would like to see if you could keep up with my muscle endurance at that point.

lol...there is a big difference between your friend, other roided up guys in the gym and world class bodybuilders...to say the only difference is the amount of drugs is just a ridiculous statement to make.

the things that make a top bodybuilder are genetics, training/nutrition, drugs...if you take away the genetics and training/nutrtion, the drugs arent gonna matter.

the fact is that most average trainers who juice do not have the genetic ability to build a world class physique no matter how many drugs they take....not to mention the amount of heart and discipline it takes to push yourself in the gym to reach that level of muscularity.


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« Reply #9 on: September 19, 2006, 10:21:35 PM »
What's wrong with 4000mgs to 8000mgs a week a horse only needs 500mgs every 2weeks.Nah they don't use much or depend on it.

You really don't know whatcha talkin' bout do ya? You always seem to come up with bizare posts that don't have anything to do with the thread.

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #10 on: September 19, 2006, 10:25:58 PM »
Does a bear shit in the woods? Look at what's on stage today and you've answered your own question.
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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #11 on: September 19, 2006, 10:34:35 PM »
LOL...of course they totally rely on gear........have you ever seen a pro train?.....it's quite comical!

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #12 on: September 19, 2006, 10:36:03 PM »
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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #13 on: September 19, 2006, 10:45:31 PM »
Face it... Its professional bodybuilding. Drugs are gonna be present no matter what. Half of us on here use performance enhancing drugs but, relying on them is different.  I think as long as the athlete doesn't deviate from traditional steroids and  stoop to playing the gh/insulin game their in the clear. The permanent effects of those drugs can be devastating. They should never be used without professional or almost professional assistance. Look at all those bodybuilders out there who suffer from "Palumboism". Theres nothing wrong with the Phil Heath or David Henry looking physiques. There is very few Ronnie and Jay's out there who manage to somehow pull that expensive gh/igf look off.
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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #14 on: September 19, 2006, 11:23:35 PM »
lol..it is comical reading all the post on this board from the "all drugs" peanut gallery.

these are usually the fools in the gym who love to point out any top bodybuilders and tell their workout partner or girlfiend who they train with, how that guy over there takes lots of drugs and how he would look much better if he was taking those drugs...delusional.

do you know how many guys out there take loads of gear and look like shit?

alot...because they dont have the genetics, heart, or discipline it takes to become an elite bodybuilder.




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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #15 on: September 19, 2006, 11:27:57 PM »
I for one, have seen several individuals try many different "stacks" and have came to the same conclusion...If you don't have the genetics you are still going to look like shit...I have done my fair share of "enhancements", but I never had to use that much of them to get maximum results...(This was comparing my results to others around me that I knew were doing the same amount as myself)
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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #16 on: September 20, 2006, 04:30:38 AM »
Yes, true.  But it's amazing how quickly the hormones affected his body weight.

If I was on all the gear Cutler is on right now I would go from a lean 190 to a lean 220 without TOUCHING a weight.  I could STOP all current training and I would put on 30 pounds and remain in the same condition.

FACT.

When you are on gear, the most important thing is nutrition.  Cows do not train and gain hundreds of pounds with the increased feed efficiency caused by gear.

TRAINING IS NOT A SIGNIFICANT PART OF BODYBUILDING.

For crying out loud, everyone understand this right now.  Training is MAYBE 10% - if that.  Any given pro could train like a kitten and provided their diet and gear use doesn't change, they would keep world class physiques.  A lot of pros DO train like kittens and still have world class physiques.  Before ANYONE asks, yes I train harder than tons of pros.  Mostly because I love hard training, NOT because I feel it is making me gain muscle faster.  If I wanted more muscle I would change up my nutrition program.

You guys really need to get it out of your heads that training is an important factor.  It really is not.  Essential - yes.  It's the same as keeping stress levels low.  It is important for muscle gain, but not the be all, end all.

I could go on here...and I will later, probably in an article on my site.



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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #17 on: September 20, 2006, 04:45:12 AM »
The more I look at pictures of these guys [pros & top ams], some look like their relying too muchon "gear" to make so-called miracle muscle and get them lean. therefore, they are not dieting hard or doing the necessary cardio needed to come in shredded.

It just seems like because they make take some GH and some thyroid meds, they can slip up on their diets.

ALERT....ALERT: Steroids DO NOT change your genetics. So in other words, if you look like shit small, chances are you'll look like shit big!
Lots of athletes from lots of sports rely on high juice dosages, there is nothing new on this info!
There should be an INDEPENDENT AND EFFECTIVE entity capable of carry out doping tests, and throw from a 15th floor window those who use synthol! FREAKS!
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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #18 on: September 20, 2006, 05:14:28 AM »
What's wrong with 4000mgs to 8000mgs a week a horse only needs 500mgs every 2weeks.Nah they don't use much or depend on it.

You really need to shut the fuck up about things you have no clue about.

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #19 on: September 20, 2006, 05:49:24 AM »
You really don't know whatcha talkin' bout do ya? You always seem to come up with bizare posts that don't have anything to do with the thread.

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #20 on: September 20, 2006, 09:34:01 AM »
the fact is that most average trainers who juice do not have the genetic ability to build a world class physique no matter how many drugs they take....not to mention the amount of heart and discipline it takes to push yourself in the gym to reach that level of muscularity.

What about comparing BBs to themselves then? What is the difference between Coleman in 93 and Coleman in 99? Do you think he just wasn't lifting and eating properly back in 93? Do you think he discovered that if went down a bit lower in his squats he could double the size of his legs?

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« Reply #21 on: September 20, 2006, 09:35:06 AM »
i wouldnt say they rely too much on gear...the majority of top pros and npc guys bust there ass to get on stage...i do agree there are exceptions...no doubt some guys are lazy, lots of t3,clen,dnp, ect, to get in shape...most of those guys dont last too long.

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #22 on: September 20, 2006, 09:46:03 AM »
jmt1 sniffs pro bodybuilders' posing trunks on the weekends.

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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #23 on: September 20, 2006, 09:56:22 AM »
How the hell can training not matter!!!!!! this game is all about quality muscle with great detail. Train for mass, train for detail........ Training is the bottom line when it comes to building a champion. The reason Kamali sucks is because his training sucks.... watch his DVD. Look at a Cutler or Ronnie DVD, These guys are busting some serious ass each and every workout!!!!  Drugs my ass.... Rely on drugs.... end up with palumboism.
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Re: Are bodybuilders (pros) relying too much on gear?
« Reply #24 on: September 20, 2006, 10:04:37 AM »
Yes, true.  But it's amazing how quickly the hormones affected his body weight.

If I was on all the gear Cutler is on right now I would go from a lean 190 to a lean 220 without TOUCHING a weight.  I could STOP all current training and I would put on 30 pounds and remain in the same condition.

FACT.

When you are on gear, the most important thing is nutrition.  Cows do not train and gain hundreds of pounds with the increased feed efficiency caused by gear.

TRAINING IS NOT A SIGNIFICANT PART OF BODYBUILDING.

For crying out loud, everyone understand this right now.  Training is MAYBE 10% - if that.  Any given pro could train like a kitten and provided their diet and gear use doesn't change, they would keep world class physiques.  A lot of pros DO train like kittens and still have world class physiques.  Before ANYONE asks, yes I train harder than tons of pros.  Mostly because I love hard training, NOT because I feel it is making me gain muscle faster.  If I wanted more muscle I would change up my nutrition program.

You guys really need to get it out of your heads that training is an important factor.  It really is not.  Essential - yes.  It's the same as keeping stress levels low.  It is important for muscle gain, but not the be all, end all.

I could go on here...and I will later, probably in an article on my site.

...dude, quite simply you make some good points and have in the past.  But this last blurb is too much.  You're sounding more and more like a pissed off, arrogant natural who brags about how 'hard' he trains. 

If you need some sort of vindication in your bodybuilding training, then for God's sake enter a natural show and go win...if you're so good.

Telling people that training is 10% of bodybuilding makes you look like an idiot.  If you think that's true, for PROFESSIONAL bodybuilding, even THEN you're making an ass of yourself.

Seems to me like you just would LOVE to try a cycle to 'prove' your 'theories'.  But since you can't, and there's no way to prove your 'theories' then stop trying to sound like you know what you're talking about.  You don't.