I've been wondering about this for a while-- how did branch come back so incredibly quickly from such a severe injury, tearing his quad tendon off the bone? Does anyone have an idea of the biggest contributing factors?

GH takes a long time to work. I used it when I broke my leg last March. I didn't know it was broken; thought I had a bad sprain so I treated it as such. I went to Daytona for Bike Week, then to Orlando and Disney World with our grandson then to Alabama for work for a week. It hurt like hell, so I had an Xray when I got back and it confirmed what I had feared; a shattered fibula. I had to have a steel plate put in. I used HGH and 500mgs of test along with some Anadrol. I worked out the best I could, being limited by the stupid cast. But I got around pretty good, using a device that looks like a leg peg to mow the lawn and do other hands free activities. When the cast came off the doctor was amazed at how well the bone had healed, saying it was like that of an 18 year old's. I walked out of the office unassisted and didn't go to therapy. Didn't use a brace, crutches or anything. It took a while to get back to 100%, but Xray's confirmed exceptional bone growth. I attribute the healing to all three. Tren would have helped too, as would other gear, but I decided on HGH, Test and Anadrol.
Besides drugs these guys have access to some of the best surgeons in the country
I remember reading this when you first posted it about a year ago. Really interesting stuff...I feel like both the GH and test were likely most beneficial in the great healing, but I suppose anadrol could have leant to the process as well. I feel like I would take anadrol in that situation simply to continue feeling like a monster in and out of the gym lol.
Loads of GH
BW is a weight-bouncing improper-lifting moron.
So what? Look at him.
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Well it works for him. Surely doesn't make him a moron.
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Surely it does.
You can`t go on training like that.
Somewhere down the line something(most likely shoulder)is going to pop.
Legs...um ok.Those most likely heal.Experience a solid shoulder injury and I guarantee you,if you love bodybuilding as one should,you are going to think about popping one in your head from time to time.
He`s making a bad example showing his retarded "training practices" like that.
Not everyone has tens of thousands of dollars for surgeries and GH.
And even then there are no guarantees for healing.
You do know about his other injuries that he's come back from without issue, correct? If a professional athlete enters any training with any fear, they might as well pack it up. Branch hammers his body to hell and back year in and year out, and keeps coming back for more. That's just how he does it. Doesn't make him wrong. It just makes him rich.
Training log:
http://anabolicminds.com/forum/workout-logs/230377-13-weeks-rps.html
Ahh the Branch Warren support team....
Unbelievable
Carry on.
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There is no question whether it`s safe or not.
Any strength training regimen is unsafe in regards to conn tissue.
But Branch is something else.I wouldn`t call what he`s doing "form".
And aside his bouncing weigh off chest and similar things,
he also does half and quarter reps on almost anything.
Did you happen to watch his "dips"?
And he passes himself off as some kind of a powelifter-bodybuilder?
That`s a joke.
He who transforms himself into a beast, frees himself from the pain of being a man.
"Tough times don't last, tough people do" - Trace Adkins