Attn Grapplers/Judokas/JiuJitsu guys!

[ultragainz]

you can take anavar and winny together its not that bad..anavar is not even that bad for the liver..sometimes doc give 60-80mgs of anavar to people that have liver problems..creatine with anavar is good..helps me get more gainz and get more weight...dose that for everyone...also take ALA for the liver at 600-1000mgs/day along with some other liver protectors..drink a lot of water too....

 

[B182]

you can take anavar and winny together its not that bad..anavar is not even that bad for the liver..sometimes doc give 60-80mgs of anavar to people that have liver problems..creatine with anavar is good..helps me get more gainz and get more weight...dose that for everyone...also take ALA for the liver at 600-1000mgs/day along with some other liver protectors..drink a lot of water too....

Where did you hear that doctors give 60-80mgs for liver problems? That's WAY beyond the theraputic range

 

[Thaibox]

Winny is great for training(MAs). I haven't used Var yet, but from what I've heard, I can't wait to.

 

[Mr. Freeze 69]

Genarr is correct. The "size doesnt matter" concept is bullshit if youre facing a skilled opponent? Why do you think weight classes were made if size doesnt matter? And give me a break gear definately gives a good edge in the martial arts. All top fighters are takin gear whether they compete in sport or mma matches. Even Bj Penn takes his good dosis of gear and hes 155lbs like me. I may be a newbie but not supid, bro! [
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Your even dumber than I thought, and I thought you were pretty fuckin' stupid!! If you believe that size does'nt matter I can tell you have never seen any "real" Martial Artists' you stupid jackass!! And hey if this "Bj Penn" jumped off a bridge I hope your stupid ass follows him!!!!!!!!! Enough said !!!

 

[ripped1979]

WOW IPPON!!!!!!!!

LOL, DAMN

 

[Trolo]

Youve been injecting too much test bro. Go hit the weights, jackoff and then with a clear head think about the bullshit you just posted. Feel free to smack yourself in the nuts with a brick too.

 

[Mr. Freeze 69]

Youve been injecting too much test bro. Go hit the weights, jackoff and then with a clear head think about the bullshit you just posted. Feel free to smack yourself in the nuts with a brick too.

Listen Cupcake, first I'm not on any gear. Why ??? Because I dont fuckin' need it to help my training. Not like some Candyass (that would be you, jerky) that I just met. The reason you need gear is because of your lack of knowledge in the Martial Art's, you stupid pinhead!! So do me a favor, try doing in the old way:blood, sweat, and tears. If the "old" way is'nt good enough, just remember you always knew who won and who lost. The loser was the dead one!!! Think about that next time you open your mouth!!!!!

 

[Trolo]

Get off your VanDamme high horse moron. Martial Arts have evolved, it is obvious you havent.

 

[Mr. Freeze 69]

Hey Cupcake:
Rule # 1
Martial Arts were never a sport, nor were they intended to be one day.

Rule #2
It because of unknowledgeable (hope thats not to big of a word for you) people like yourself that DONT know what their doing, are always looking for a way to "muscle" their opponant down, than to do it with techique.

Rule # 3
Get a clue on what your trying to do BEFORE you set a goal.

Rule # 4
Learn real Martial Arts, instead of just tackling someone to the ground. Why ?? Because you might get hurt really, really, bad by someone who does know what their doing (that would be me!!)

Good Luck with your "training", Cupcake!!!!!!!!!!

 

[kaoz&zen]

Let me first disclaim my following statements by saying they are mostly my opinion.
Some techniques are improved with strength, some are not, some are hindered by one's amount of muscle. Technique is a good deal of a match, but size and strength can help. Strength moreso though, i believe. One thing that i have always been told in sinking a choke is that "if you have to use any strength, you are doing it incorrectly" To the end i believe this is correct. But where strength comes into play is keeping one at bay while a set technique is performed. If your legs are weak it is hard to keep an opponent form passing guard and gaining the mount. No matter how strong you are in a situation when someone has your hips (through either luck or good technique) you are screwed. Strength is a benefit always, size is not. Use everything to add to your technique, not replace it.
Some comments in this thread have been purely derogatory and who cares with the name dropping "this competitor does this and..." Who cares. Stick to facts and your opinions, do not de-rail others opinions on account of personal differences, just argue them accordingly.

To summarize:
Gear does give an advantage, but only if your training is allready well-rounded. As with everything, build a foundation (technique) and then follow with all else. If someone can beat you with little contes regularly then aas usage willl probably not help; but if your training is good and a opponents is equally as good and you guys usually have very competitive fights, then this is where maybe a little added strength will come into play. AAS is not THE answer it is A possible supplement to the answer.
Just my two cents.