Topic of the week: Is Overtraining BS?

[hewhoisripped]

I think it exists, but it's not the same as being sore or getting injured. In most 'overtraining" cases, I'd blame the implementation of training (form, etc.) and recovery (12 hour shifts at work, inadequate nutrition, drinking, etc.).

If EVERYTHING else is in check, and you've been overreaching for a while, you could end up overtraining, but you wouldn't be just sore, it's a lot more intense and is more like depression or being sick, lack of will to get out of bed, etc.

 

[JeremyNG25]

If you are on steroids you have no right to be chatting about over training. Over training is beyond real and I've done it. Not fun. That's what I get for following bodybuilding magazine programs when I first started as a natural. Worst feeling in the world

 

[a.mocellim]

I believe i experimented overtraining once in my life, and all i can say is overtraining is no joke. I was in a cutting with extreme caloric deficit, lifting every day, doing HIIT sprints 3 times a week, but the causes were beyond only traning: i was wrighting my PhD thesis, sleeping few hours and studying too much, and at same time my grandmother passed.

So, in this very hard context, i start to experiment very high blood pressure, insomnia, depression, extreme lethargy, and some ocasional injuries, and stayed cutting; in a night i went to hospital, i was having bizarre heartbeats, bizarre dizziness. My clinical exams were normal, enzymes normal, only a bit low testosterone, but very high cortisol. I went to a cadiologist that recommended me to stop everything, stop workouts, stop my thesis and give myself a total vacation. I did it, and after 1 month i restarted lifting, and after 2 months restarted my wrighting routine, but i definitively slowed down.

So, i believe overtraining exists, its really hard, but its not only related to overtrain, but to undersleep, undereat and overwork too - in other words: is the conjuction of factors from your overall routine that will lead you to an overtraining state.

 

[Admin]

I see admin has a knack for asking good questions.

I'm thinking the next one might be a political one. Nothing like everyone pissed off at you. :lol:

 

[MidwestBeast]

In4 chicken and egg discussion

 

[booneman77]

If you are on steroids you have no right to be chatting about over training. Over training is beyond real and I've done it. Not fun. That's what I get for following bodybuilding magazine programs when I first started as a natural. Worst feeling in the world

I 100% disagree with this. Steroids have absolutely nothing to do with CNS. Can you push more weight for more reps while on as well as partition nutrients better? Absolutely.

But the one thing that steroids CANNOT fix is true CNS failure. You can take as many compounds as you want but at some point all that weight and strain on your mental capacity can absolutely overburden what is physically possible.

Overtraining can be done by anyone, and I would venture to guess that many people on steroids actually have a BETTER chance of experiencing it since they are far more willing to go to extremes (diet, training, intensity, etc) than someone who is not.

 

[hewhoisripped]

I believe i experimented overtraining once in my life, and all i can say is overtraining is no joke. I was in a cutting with extreme caloric deficit, lifting every day, doing HIIT sprints 3 times a week, but the causes were beyond only traning: i was wrighting my PhD thesis, sleeping few hours and studying too much, and at same time my grandmother passed.

So, in this very hard context, i start to experiment very high blood pressure, insomnia, depression, extreme lethargy, and some ocasional injuries, and stayed cutting; in a night i went to hospital, i was having bizarre heartbeats, bizarre dizziness. My clinical exams were normal, enzymes normal, only a bit low testosterone, but very high cortisol. I went to a cadiologist that recommended me to stop everything, stop workouts, stop my thesis and give myself a total vacation. I did it, and after 1 month i restarted lifting, and after 2 months restarted my wrighting routine, but i definitively slowed down.

So, i believe overtraining exists, its really hard, but its not only related to overtrain, but to undersleep, undereat and overwork too - in other words: is the conjuction of factors from your overall routine that will lead you to an overtraining state.

Yup 100% agreed. Getting there by failing to recover is EASY. Getting there by actually training too much/hard? Doubt many bodybuilders are at risk for it.

 

[IrishSoldier]

Overtraining my arms made them blow up on me

 

[chrisishere]

I believe its real. As far as strength training goes, when i train in the 1-5 rep range pushing myself too the max every workout, i'll eventually get too a point where i'll step under the bar (keep in mind i've been bulking for as long as i can remember) and the weight will just be too much. I'll go down and wont be able too lift once what i just lifed 5x5 the week before, its not "pushing myself" its just that im physically and mentally burntout. Nothing gets me back going but some nice rest.

 

[TheIronAsylum]

no such thing

only thing would be CNS fatigue from doing heavy singles or 3s of squats and deads

 

[heckler7]

under training and under eating , the struggle is real

 

[Tufts604]

I think using the term overtraining overcomplictaes the matter. A better question may be am I doing too much work based on my diet, rest and outside stress factors. The saying "overtraining does not exist only under eating....... blah blah" may be true but in real life we all have constraints on how much food we can ingest, how much sleep we can get and how our personal lives are going. Therefore I believe too much CAN be done in the gym based ones other commitments. I myself have felt the lethargy, weakness and flu like feelings that come with over reaching. I will not argue more sleep and more food would help but I was eating over 3500 of fairly clean food and too busy to sleep more. At that point I could only back of my training or modify intensity to prevent this feeling of lethargy.

Also in my early years of training I do not rememeber ever encountering this despite often training seven days a week. But now I find if I am very motivated and putting a lot in I must listen to my body and know when to back off a bit. Something that was forgein to me as a novice lifter. I suspect this occurs because I now am able to grind out more reps and dig deeper which I suspect is adding to my need for my cns to recover far more than when I was less experienced. This may also have to do with my reps being far more deliberate than when I started training. I now am usually training more muscle than movement and holding contractions to a greater degree.

 

[booneman77]

I think using the term overtraining overcomplictaes the matter. A better question may be am I doing too much work based on my diet, rest and outside stress factors. The saying "overtraining does not exist only under eating....... blah blah" may be true but in real life we all have constraints on how much food we can ingest, how much sleep we can get and how our personal lives are going. Therefore I believe too much CAN be done in the gym based ones other commitments. I myself have felt the lethargy, weakness and flu like feelings that come with over reaching. I will not argue more sleep and more food would help but I was eating over 3500 of fairly clean food and too busy to sleep more. At that point I could only back of my training or modify intensity to prevent this feeling of lethargy.

Also in my early years of training I do not rememeber ever encountering this despite often training seven days a week. But now I find if I am very motivated and putting a lot in I must listen to my body and know when to back off a bit. Something that was forgein to me as a novice lifter. I suspect this occurs because I now am able to grind out more reps and dig deeper which I suspect is adding to my need for my cns to recover far more than when I was less experienced. This may also have to do with my reps being far more deliberate than when I started training. I now am usually training more muscle than movement and holding contractions to a greater degree.

What a first post

 

[choccyswag]

Yea! wow what a read

I think one of the best points to takeaway from this is 'What you do in the 23 hours outside the gym matters a LOT'

 

[pyrobatt]

I think cardio is a tool in the tool box.

I don't think everyone needs it.

I do think everyone should be doing it.

 

[Tufts604]

I think cardio is a tool in the tool box.

I don't think everyone needs it.

I do think everyone should be doing it.

Do you feel that maintaining good cardiovascular health carries over to better recovery? I know it helps improve oxygen delivery therefore contributing to better performance but to be honest I have always shy'd away from cardio. being that I have always worked physical jobs and naturally have a quick metabolism I have never "needed" it and kinda feared it. Not to say I wouldn't have benefited from it. I have started doing cardio but the driving force was keeping my dog healthy, It is still something I am adapeting to. I have noticed that I start to sweat faster and more easily in the gym. I suspect that just has to do with my body becoming more efficient at regulating tempurature. (only a hypothosis I came up with. My own bro science lol.) It could be a different factor entirely.

 

[pyrobatt]

Do you feel that maintaining good cardiovascular health carries over to better recovery? I know it helps improve oxygen delivery therefore contributing to better performance but to be honest I have always shy'd away from cardio. being that I have always worked physical jobs and naturally have a quick metabolism I have never "needed" it and kinda feared it. Not to say I wouldn't have benefited from it. I have started doing cardio but the driving force was keeping my dog healthy, It is still something I am adapeting to. I have noticed that I start to sweat faster and more easily in the gym. I suspect that just has to do with my body becoming more efficient at regulating tempurature. (only a hypothosis I came up with. My own bro science lol.) It could be a different factor entirely.

Maintaining endurance is the key to doing bodybuilding long term. If you can bench 405 for 5 reps but weeze going up stairs..it's only a matter of time before you become more injury prone.

Cardiovascular health is often neglected and yes it helps recovery.

 

[pyrobatt]

You think its real or something that can fixed simply by calories?

I think over training is real.

I think it's more complex than calories in vs out. I also believe that you can adapt to constantly over training. Aka being an athlete.

 

[EDBANGER]

Jigzz has got it spot on in my opinion.

I believe I've experienced overtraining in the past whilst running a Russian Masters routine for both Squat and Bench (Mon & Fri) and running Ed Coens Deadlift Routine on Wednesday. After pulling the heavy double in week 4 the load decreases in week 5. On week 5 when I attempted to pull what should have been an easy weight my whole body was literally shaking like a ****ting dog. I'd had problems sleeping and constant fatigue the few days before. It wasn't until I struggled with that deadlift that I considered it could be over training effecting CNS. I deloaded for a couple of weeks to recover and I would never run those two routines together again unless the loads were altered to suit.

 

[JeremyNG25]

I 100% disagree with this. Steroids have absolutely nothing to do with CNS. Can you push more weight for more reps while on as well as partition nutrients better? Absolutely.

But the one thing that steroids CANNOT fix is true CNS failure. You can take as many compounds as you want but at some point all that weight and strain on your mental capacity can absolutely overburden what is physically possible.

Overtraining can be done by anyone, and I would venture to guess that many people on steroids actually have a BETTER chance of experiencing it since they are far more willing to go to extremes (diet, training, intensity, etc) than someone who is not.

Someone who is on steroids is more likely to overtrain with 95 percent of the fitness industry lying and pushing programs that would overtrain any individual not on steroids? Bull****. You're clearly on gear and I'm clearly not. You can make up whatever nonsense you want about how steroids don't do much blah blah blah I've heard it all but come on..it's the same song and dance. I'm gonna piss a lot of people off right now but being natural is harder than being on gear and you definitely have to train harder and smarter to see results, to gain muscle, to burn fat and maintain any mass and to get close to your genetic potential. The industry is complete ****. I've used SOME VERY MILD hormones and the results were night and day. The only time I've ever received compliments in the gym from strangers is when I'm running something that's not natural. Even had one guy tell me. "Whatever it is you're doing keep doing it because it's working."All I was using was Formeron and Ostarine that's it. Absolutely nothing changed but the drugs and my body composition went from 160 pounds at a 30 inch waist to 175 pounds at a 30 inch waist. Naturally that type of weight gain would have put me at a 33 inch waist or 34. My genetics suck ass. Mind you my diet is perfection and I ****ing mean that. I never slip on diet and that's not an exaggeration. I've hit my macros almost dead on for a few years now every damn day

 

[EMPIREMIND]

Someone who is on steroids is more likely to overtrain with 95 percent of the fitness industry lying and pushing programs that would overtrain any individual not on steroids? Bull****. You're clearly on gear and I'm clearly not. You can make up whatever nonsense you want about how steroids don't do much blah blah blah I've heard it all but come on..it's the same song and dance. I'm gonna piss a lot of people off right now but being natural is harder than being on gear and you definitely have to train harder and smarter to see results, to gain muscle, to burn fat and maintain any mass and to get close to your genetic potential. The industry is complete ****. I've used SOME VERY MILD hormones and the results were night and day. The only time I've ever received compliments in the gym from strangers is when I'm running something that's not natural. Even had one guy tell me. "Whatever it is you're doing keep doing it because it's working."All I was using was Formeron and Ostarine that's it. Absolutely nothing changed but the drugs and my body composition went from 160 pounds at a 30 inch waist to 175 pounds at a 30 inch waist. Naturally that type of weight gain would have put me at a 33 inch waist or 34. My genetics suck ass. Mind you my diet is perfection and I ****ing mean that. I never slip on diet and that's not an exaggeration. I've hit my macros almost dead on for a few years now every damn day

I agree with what your saying, the drugs def enable your threshold to be larger, however everyones threshold is different. Some people can naturally recover better, thier hormones, gh levels are better than others. Which is why its all individual. Furthermore this thread hasnt mentioned natural or not. And you can still overtrain on drugs. Drugs are not magic, they just amplify the situation. Someone like yourself with thier diet on point would do well, but someone who cant train, eat or sleep right will not. Weve all seen the guy on a boatload of drugs and still looks like sh!t, rundown and tired.

 

[pyrobatt]

Someone who is on steroids is more likely to overtrain with 95 percent of the fitness industry lying and pushing programs that would overtrain any individual not on steroids? Bull****. You're clearly on gear and I'm clearly not. You can make up whatever nonsense you want about how steroids don't do much blah blah blah I've heard it all but come on..it's the same song and dance. I'm gonna piss a lot of people off right now but being natural is harder than being on gear and you definitely have to train harder and smarter to see results, to gain muscle, to burn fat and maintain any mass and to get close to your genetic potential. The industry is complete ****. I've used SOME VERY MILD hormones and the results were night and day. The only time I've ever received compliments in the gym from strangers is when I'm running something that's not natural. Even had one guy tell me. "Whatever it is you're doing keep doing it because it's working."All I was using was Formeron and Ostarine that's it. Absolutely nothing changed but the drugs and my body composition went from 160 pounds at a 30 inch waist to 175 pounds at a 30 inch waist. Naturally that type of weight gain would have put me at a 33 inch waist or 34. My genetics suck ass. Mind you my diet is perfection and I ****ing mean that. I never slip on diet and that's not an exaggeration. I've hit my macros almost dead on for a few years now every damn day

If you compete...being on gear is harder than being natural due to long term abuse having its Interesting little effects on overall health. Abuse it for a year without being monitored by a doctor and you'll feel like **** 24/7. Not to mention the constant immune system fluctuations, metabolic suppression, neurotransmitter depletion, e2 level fluctuations, prostate problems, elevated cortisol, cartilage damage, cardiac side effects and overall adjusted quality of life issues that come with dosage timing that come with steroids.

A ton more stress for very little reward.


Natural guys have a harder time getting lean(bodybuilding ) while holding on to mass but they have no problem maintaining weight or gaining. They actually tend to respond better to super compensation coming off of a contest. Get sick less too.

As for everyday gym goers...slower the better. Less injuries =better. That's basically it. Oh and don't get fat unless you want to.

Natural athletes have it better than you think.

Especially with the better supplements, diet info and workout plans we have in 2015.
Natural guys are a TON stronger than in the 60s through the 80s now.

 

[Shasow]

Steroids don't do much. And genetics play a tiny role.

Its all about hard work you guys!!!!

 

[booneman77]

Someone who is on steroids is more likely to overtrain with 95 percent of the fitness industry lying and pushing programs that would overtrain any individual not on steroids? Bull****. You're clearly on gear and I'm clearly not. You can make up whatever nonsense you want about how steroids don't do much blah blah blah I've heard it all but come on..it's the same song and dance. I'm gonna piss a lot of people off right now but being natural is harder than being on gear and you definitely have to train harder and smarter to see results, to gain muscle, to burn fat and maintain any mass and to get close to your genetic potential. The industry is complete ****. I've used SOME VERY MILD hormones and the results were night and day. The only time I've ever received compliments in the gym from strangers is when I'm running something that's not natural. Even had one guy tell me. "Whatever it is you're doing keep doing it because it's working."All I was using was Formeron and Ostarine that's it. Absolutely nothing changed but the drugs and my body composition went from 160 pounds at a 30 inch waist to 175 pounds at a 30 inch waist. Naturally that type of weight gain would have put me at a 33 inch waist or 34. My genetics suck ass. Mind you my diet is perfection and I ****ing mean that. I never slip on diet and that's not an exaggeration. I've hit my macros almost dead on for a few years now every damn day

You completely missed my point, man. My point had nothing to do with being on steroids or not, outside of the fact that those who use them very often are the more competitive, aggressive, and likely to push the envelope. I agree that its harder to make natty gains. It is.

That doesn't change the fact that your initial post said that people on roids have no business talking about overtraining... which is untrue. Is it harder to? Sure, increased recovery and nutrient partitioning will go a long way. But what I'm trying to say is that people who choose roids should be doing it to push the envelope and these are the same people who if willing to be illegal, are certainly willing to push themselves mentally and physically past their limits. Obviously this is not true for everyone who uses, but to say anyone on roids has "no business talking about overtraining" is flat out incorrect.

 

[Tufts604]

Someone who is on steroids is more likely to overtrain with 95 percent of the fitness industry lying and pushing programs that would overtrain any individual not on steroids? Bull****. You're clearly on gear and I'm clearly not. You can make up whatever nonsense you want about how steroids don't do much blah blah blah I've heard it all but come on..it's the same song and dance. I'm gonna piss a lot of people off right now but being natural is harder than being on gear and you definitely have to train harder and smarter to see results, to gain muscle, to burn fat and maintain any mass and to get close to your genetic potential. The industry is complete ****. I've used SOME VERY MILD hormones and the results were night and day. The only time I've ever received compliments in the gym from strangers is when I'm running something that's not natural. Even had one guy tell me. "Whatever it is you're doing keep doing it because it's working."All I was using was Formeron and Ostarine that's it. Absolutely nothing changed but the drugs and my body composition went from 160 pounds at a 30 inch waist to 175 pounds at a 30 inch waist. Naturally that type of weight gain would have put me at a 33 inch waist or 34. My genetics suck ass. Mind you my diet is perfection and I ****ing mean that. I never slip on diet and that's not an exaggeration. I've hit my macros almost dead on for a few years now every damn day

Here is my thoughts. What you experienced is initial gains from those substances. You would not have continued gaining weight at that rate. It would have slowed and ultimately stopped and you would have struggled the same to gain anymore size. Same with aas. if your not training like a jackass you without A Doubt will make Igains as you adapt to your new hormonal levels but to continue you must work just as hard on or off. its rare for someone on gear to simply keep putting on muscle or everyone would be mr.o. The samr principles to grow must be met. I don't give a **** what yiu take to make sustained growth or to get cut it still takes work. Stop with excuses if you arent gaining its your own fault. Make a change in your training and diet. Also change your mindset lookibg for reasons others are surpassing you is counter productive. Look at what you can do better within your moral constriction s. It sounds like your whining.
Also even without aas involved peoples predisposition can greatly vary. So even off the start it might be harder for you than me or me than you. Deal with it. Overcome it. you are prob no where near your genetic potential anyway

 

[kisaj]

Steroids don't do much. And genetics play a tiny role.

Its all about hard work you guys!!!!

Lol...just because I am assuming you are joking.

 

[TheIronAsylum]

lol at guys claiming steroids gh Test and andros dont do anything get real

 

[EMPIREMIND]

This thred is shot at this point... the discussion of being natural or not has no bearing on whether or not overtraining exists... All the op is asking is weather or not its a real thing. It is a real thing, most people will never see it. Train hard, eat right, rest and grow fellas. Have a good day.

 

[KilaCali]

It's real but think people use overtraining as an excuse and do not fully understand what overtraining is.

I agree with this, a lot of people don't truly understand what "overtraining" is, I for one have been a victim of overtraining several times where you hit that plateu and your body just cant get rid of all the lactic acid fast enough and you start getting those nagging injuries if you don't listen to it fast enough and take a few days to a week is usually what it would take for me to get caught up, a week off and plenty of water/protein/calories to feed the body and I would be back at it stronger then ever, but before I really understood it I would keep pushing and getting frustrated wondering why my gains stopped and all the sudden experienced one of those injuries and finally I had a experienced friend tell me "maybe your overtraining, take a few days to a week off" since then I always listen to my body and have managed to avoid it for many years now.

 

[Jiigzz]

I agree with this, a lot of people don't truly understand what "overtraining" is, I for one have been a victim of overtraining several times where you hit that plateu and your body just cant get rid of all the lactic acid fast enough and you start getting those nagging injuries if you don't listen to it fast enough and take a few days to a week is usually what it would take for me to get caught up, a week off and plenty of water/protein/calories to feed the body and I would be back at it stronger then ever, but before I really understood it I would keep pushing and getting frustrated wondering why my gains stopped and all the sudden experienced one of those injuries and finally I had a experienced friend tell me "maybe your overtraining, take a few days to a week off" since then I always listen to my body and have managed to avoid it for many years now.

Lactid acid dissipates once oxygen can become a part of the energy generating process.

It has zero bearing on overtraining.

Being sore, plateaus, tiredness are not soley indicators of overtraining.

I guess this discussion is more about what real overtraining is vs. What people define it as themselves. Its a word thats definition seems to change depending on who you talk to lol

 

[jaces]

Someone who is on steroids is more likely to overtrain with 95 percent of the fitness industry lying and pushing programs that would overtrain any individual not on steroids? Bull****. You're clearly on gear and I'm clearly not. You can make up whatever nonsense you want about how steroids don't do much blah blah blah I've heard it all but come on..it's the same song and dance. I'm gonna piss a lot of people off right now but being natural is harder than being on gear and you definitely have to train harder and smarter to see results, to gain muscle, to burn fat and maintain any mass and to get close to your genetic potential. The industry is complete ****. I've used SOME VERY MILD hormones and the results were night and day. The only time I've ever received compliments in the gym from strangers is when I'm running something that's not natural. Even had one guy tell me. "Whatever it is you're doing keep doing it because it's working."All I was using was Formeron and Ostarine that's it. Absolutely nothing changed but the drugs and my body composition went from 160 pounds at a 30 inch waist to 175 pounds at a 30 inch waist. Naturally that type of weight gain would have put me at a 33 inch waist or 34. My genetics suck ass. Mind you my diet is perfection and I ****ing mean that. I never slip on diet and that's not an exaggeration. I've hit my macros almost dead on for a few years now every damn day

then why dont you try some gear?? get some juice.. get some of that vitamin S.. those wonder pills.. man you weigh 160lbs?? wtf my borther is 12 and he weighs 190lbs.. its *****s like you that give the sport a ****y name because you pity your self

 

[jaces]

if you think steroids wil make you less of a bitch then use them if you think you have the balls to do it then use it.. who the **** cares if you are natural or on some pill

 

[Tufts604]

If you are on steroids you have no right to be chatting about over training. Over training is beyond real and I've done it. Not fun. That's what I get for following bodybuilding magazine programs when I first started as a natural. Worst feeling in the world

How many calories do you roughly consume in a day?
How many grams of protien?
quick do you know?
Point being, are you even eating adaquatly? I am natural right now and natural when i started and i trained like a mother ****er. Harder then than now, not as smart mind you but I didnt constantly deal with overtraining. Occasionally I did but when I ate proper and slept enough it simply wasnt an issue
You followed a program you may not have been experienced enough for, or did not have the proper super vision to perform.
Not that I am suporting magazine programs. just DO NOT BLAME IT ON NOT BEING ON JUICE YOU SOUND LIKE A PUSS and very inexperienced.

 

[jaces]

i dont get why people make such a big deal over steroids and PEDs.. its your choice so if you think you want to use it use it.. but if you think its just about some test and dianabols in the morning you are mistaken and uneducated

 

[Shasow]

PEDs are bad for you and anyone using them is a cheater. Oh AND motherfuca it's illegal. So you are a criminal as well and deserve time behind bars!!

To be honest steroid users are just to lazy to put in the hardwork and dedication required to build a good body. They seek the easy way out.

I could go on but I gotta go inject my tren now.

 

[LiftWithDonuts]

PEDs are bad for you and anyone using them is a cheater. Oh AND motherfuca it's illegal. So you are a criminal as well and deserve time behind bars!!

To be honest steroid users are just to lazy to put in the hardwork and dedication required to build a good body. They seek the easy way out.

I could go on but I gotta go inject my tren now.

I'm like 80% sure you're trolling the steroid hatin dude

 

[Shasow]

80% is that all? I said I'm going to inject myself with tren lol actually it was desoxy acetate but not everyone knows desoxy so went with tren. Frickin PIP in my delt atm

 

[KilaCali]

80% is that all? I said I'm going to inject myself with tren lol actually it was desoxy acetate but not everyone knows desoxy so went with tren. Frickin PIP in my delt atm

how's that treating you?

 

[jaces]

why is it cheating?? isit realy cheating if were not even competing?? and if its so super awesome and fun why the **** dont you use it?? you are winning and bitching like a teen chick on pms just because you pity yourself so why dont you be a bruce and get a vagina

 

[Shasow]

how's that treating you?

Early days yet mate. Seems to bring out cuts and striations though but its only been about a week.

 

[Shasow]

why is it cheating?? isit realy cheating if were not even competing?? and if its so super awesome and fun why the **** dont you use it?? you are winning and bitching like a teen chick on pms just because you pity yourself so why dont you be a bruce and get a vagina

Criminal.

 

[jaces]

Criminal.

why am i a criminal?? do you know that steroids are legal in certain countries?? and i did not say i use steroids.. face it you are a beta bitch with no bals or manhood

 

[NewAgeMayan]

lol, very entertaining

 

[NoAddedHmones]

why am i a criminal?? do you know that steroids are legal in certain countries?? and i did not say i use steroids.. face it you are a beta bitch with no bals or manhood

You really don't understand the concept of, and when you are being trolled...

 

[jaces]

You really don't understand the concept of, and when you are being trolled...

no because i hate ****s like him .. here in SA you get shot for looking funny at a man.. pusies like this wont last 5sec

 

[HIT4ME]

no because i hate ****s like him .. here in SA you get shot for looking funny at a man.. pusies like this wont last 5sec

LMAO, what kind of a ***** would SHOOT somebody for looking at them funny? "Oh no! My feelings are hurt! Look at the way he LOOKED AT ME!! Ima shoot that motha fugger!"

 

[jaces]

LMAO, what kind of a ***** would SHOOT somebody for looking at them funny? "Oh no! My feelings are hurt! Look at the way he LOOKED AT ME!! Ima shoot that motha fugger!"

one that hates to be looked at

 

[Jiigzz]

why am i a criminal?? do you know that steroids are legal in certain countries?? and i did not say i use steroids.. face it you are a beta bitch with no bals or manhood

Youre getting trolled like crazy and yet you still fall for it. Calm your internet voice down man and chill for a second.

Plus steroid users lose their balls so technically I guess that statement actually applies to yourself. Which is kinda funny

 

[Jiigzz]

no because i hate ****s like him .. here in SA you get shot for looking funny at a man.. pusies like this wont last 5sec

Isnt shooting someone for no reason some sort of mental disability? And since when does shooting someone make you "hard" like youre implying here?

And if you have to shoot someone for expressing an opposing view, I fear for the people in your direct contact

 

[JeremyNG25]

Isnt shooting someone for no reason some sort of mental disability? And since when does shooting someone make you "hard" like youre implying here?

And if you have to shoot someone for expressing an opposing view, I fear for the people in your direct contact

Geez what's everyone so mad about here? Lol