Article: From Powerlifter To Bodybuilder
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12-12-2012 06:47 AM
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Article: From Powerlifter To Bodybuilder
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12-12-2012 10:06 AM
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Let's not forget the massive amounts of steroids he mixes in with his peanut butter.
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12-12-2012 10:59 AM
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Agreed!^^ this is a lot of praise for a juice ball. NOBODY has lifts like that without a huge amount of roids. Smh
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12-12-2012 04:00 PM
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Originally Posted by
matt8483
Agreed!^^ this is a lot of praise for a juice ball. NOBODY has lifts like that without a huge amount of roids. Smh
Nah i just think that MuscleTech Nitro Isolate 65 Pro Series must be awesome :/
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12-12-2012 04:03 PM
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Better get me some MuscleTech Nitro Isolate 65 Pro Series :tired:
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12-12-2012 04:19 PM
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hahaha you right the massive steroids to go along with... Anyway we all know all the top lifters bodybuilders and so forth they all do it nothing new!!
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12-12-2012 05:40 PM
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People will look for any way to attack those who do well...
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12-12-2012 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by
jamesm11
People will look for any way to attack those who do well...
Yeap... once again i hear people giving credit to the roids... sigh...
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12-12-2012 09:01 PM
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Originally Posted by
stevenbrianp
Let's not forget the massive amounts of steroids he mixes in with his peanut butter.
I'm on roids. I can't lift those numbers, nor do I look like that. It's still impressive. Juice makes it possible, not easy. I guarantee he has put more into his training for powerlifting and bodybuilding than you have ever considered putting into yours.
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12-12-2012 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by
Hyde
I'm on roids. I can't lift those numbers, nor do I look like that. It's still impressive. Juice makes it possible, not easy. I guarantee he has put more into his training for powerlifting and bodybuilding than you have ever considered putting into yours.
Nothing wrong with gear ... but when you on you must make commitment to take advantage to accomplish what you need !
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12-13-2012 05:36 AM
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Look up wade hooper. He has some pretty damn impressive lifts without steroids.
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12-13-2012 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by
madds87
Yeap... once again i hear people giving credit to the roids... sigh...
Nah lets not give credit to roids. They don't work right?? Double sigh!
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12-13-2012 06:03 PM
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Roids wouldn't be around if they didn't work but yet they shouldn't get any credit. Wtf?? Smh
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12-13-2012 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by
matt8483
Roids wouldn't be around if they didn't work but yet they shouldn't get any credit. Wtf?? Smh
Apparently you think the 30+ years of dedicated training and injuries are a small feat. Kroc is a powerlifting legend and 99.99% of people wouldn't accomplish what he has with an unlimited supply of gear. Every single one of you that is trying to discredit his accomplishments (or any professional's for that matter) would be better off channeling that energy into your own lives instead of attributing everything to AAS. Do they help, yes, but they don't work miracles.
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12-13-2012 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by
Rodja
Apparently you think the 30+ years of dedicated training and injuries are a small feat. Kroc is a powerlifting legend and 99.99% of people wouldn't accomplish what he has with an unlimited supply of gear. Every single one of you that is trying to discredit his accomplishments (or any professional's for that matter) would be better off channeling that energy into your own lives instead of attributing everything to AAS. Do they help, yes, but they don't work miracles.
Never said he wasn't dedicated or a veteran. I just was stating that if he wasn't CHEATING he wouldn't have those numbers. It sends the wrong message.
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12-13-2012 06:24 PM
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Originally Posted by
matt8483
Never said he wasn't dedicated or a veteran. I just was stating that if he wasn't CHEATING he wouldn't have those numbers. It sends the wrong message.
Define cheating...
You can have your position of anti-AAS, but it in no way diminishes the accomplishments of someone who chooses to use AAS.
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12-13-2012 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by
Rodja
Apparently you think the 30+ years of dedicated training and injuries are a small feat. Kroc is a powerlifting legend and 99.99% of people wouldn't accomplish what he has with an unlimited supply of gear. Every single one of you that is trying to discredit his accomplishments (or any professional's for that matter) would be better off channeling that energy into your own lives instead of attributing everything to AAS. Do they help, yes, but they don't work miracles.
And whether your a roids activist or not, u shouldn't teach people to cheat. Do what u can with what you've been given genetically. And if u wanna cheat, it's on u, but don't brag because those gains are synthetically enhanced. That's all I'm saying. Not trying to hurt the feelings the pinners.
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12-13-2012 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by
Rodja
Define cheating...
You can have your position of anti-AAS, but it in no way diminishes the accomplishments of someone who chooses to use AAS.
Cheating for me is, using an edge (steroids) to beat records and/or bragging about your PR's when u don't even mention the fact that you're enhanced.
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12-13-2012 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by
Rodja
Define cheating...
You can have your position of anti-AAS, but it in no way diminishes the accomplishments of someone who chooses to use AAS.
No big deal, just stop sending the wrong message. If you pin then say so and stop making people that do it naturally, feel like what they lift isn't up to par. It's rubs me the wrong way. Just my opinion.
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12-13-2012 06:38 PM
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Originally Posted by
matt8483
Cheating for me is, using an edge (steroids) to beat records and/or bragging about your PR's when u don't even mention the fact that you're enhanced.
If it's legal in his federation, then it's not cheating.
Originally Posted by
matt8483
No big deal, just stop sending the wrong message. If you pin then say so and stop making people that do it naturally, feel like what they lift isn't up to par. It's rubs me the wrong way. Just my opinion.
This sounds more like insecurity than anything.
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