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smart man.........Mac173 said:I know, its business.
smart man.........Mac173 said:I know, its business.
Nelson Montana said:Are you serious? You think the pros look better because they know more about pharmacology?!
VooDooChild said:Im sure they come here and laugh at everyones 20mg/ed dbol and 400mg test/week cycles.. And, im positive they have the best doctors around, prescribing the best drugs to them.. If its not a science, what is it than? Im sure they didnt buy the book 'beyond steroids', and get their knowledge from that..
Tweakle said:Personal experience is so much more relevant that pointing at some genetic freak's achievements, wouldn't you say?
I'd love to know the stats, lifts, titles our experts have. Surely people who 'mod on various boards', who 'matter in their field' and are 'reknown experts', 'published authors' and the like must have built some amazingly impressive physiques themselves with their wealth of knowledge and their years of AAS experience in the trenches.
Been to prison?
I have.
Don't talk about what you don't know shit about.
Anthony Roberts said:I'm not saying it....I'm reminding you that you pay $200/month for something that I'm given for free. That's our relative status. You pay for something that is mine for free. Enjoy, because you're paying for me to be here.
no offense bro, but perhaps you should spend a little time on the training board to find out that tweakle knows much more about weightlifting then 99.999% around here and in most gyms around the world.... the proof is in the numbers he moves and he has vids of them... i think some of them are in the vids sticky on that forum. not trying to start shit, but i thought i'd just clarify that.Nelson Montana said:I'm quite proud of the progress I've made as a bodybuilder considering where I came from. That's one of my biggest sellling points -- that a guy with horrible genetics can make such an improvement DRUG FREE. I walk the walk, unlike a lot of so called "experts."
But if you think the biggest guy or the guy who uses the most juice or the guy who is geneticly geared toward being strong is the most qualified person to speak to on training or pharmacology or anything else, you have a lot to learn.
Nelson Montana said:Dude, you're so off. It's not what you think at all.
First of all, they ain't coming here. And if they were, they wouldn't be laughing at the guy who takes 20 mgs of dbol and 400 grams of test. They'd be laughing at the guy who takes 50 mgs of dbol and 100 grams of test and 400 grams of deca and 500 grams of EQ.
I can't mention names but I know pros who take just test and primo and that's the end of it. They don't have the best doctors. They have a friend who hooks them up.
You ask: "If it's not a science, what is it? " It's called elite athlete talent bro. Genetics, meets work ethic meets response to drugs. One percent of the population has it at a level that makes them the top one percent.
AAP said:Speaking from personal appearance, I know several IFBB pros (living in South Florida contributes to that.)
We often kick around various topics at times, somtimes related to AAS sometimes not.. I have a very good idea at what nearly all of them run.
Two pros in particular (I have posted this before in the past) I know EXACTLY what they use. The reason I know is because they order the same shit as me from the same person. (and a couple of more "same" aspects to this that remain unsaid for security).
One pro is 320 in the offseason with abs. That ain't fat either. 6'2" and 320 of rock hard muscle. His training is a joke. His motto is "if I sweat, it's because this is Ft Lauderdale and it's hot outside." And he means this. He is rather laid back in his training methods. He uses 600mg test cyp and 600mg deca per week. Year round. Never diviates. Tried winstrol and it hurt his joints so he never tried it again.
The other pro is half my size at the most 205-215lbs. He turned pro from a middle weight win at the Nationals. He trains hard as hell. Dude is all heart in the gym. Uses over 4 grams a week. Various things. Takes a three CC shot per day.
So in short, it makes no difference what any so called "expert" or "guru" or author or sideshow internet puppet master says about roids. You are going to learn more from your own use than anything ever written. It is all unique. It's not a magic potion that works the same in everyone. Another pro that actually did not start winning shows did so only after he dropped all androgenic compounds from his prep. No more test, anadrol, dbol, etc.. He uses nothing but EQ, winstrol, primo and anavar (140mg daily BTG) and he actually grows. Other people can not grow at all unless they use androgens in the mix.
You basically have to try various things and see what works for you, but when you do this, you must keep your training and diet the same in order to effectively gauge the AAS benefits so you will know the variations in differences is not related to dietary or training changes.
AAP said:Speaking from personal appearance, I know several IFBB pros (living in South Florida contributes to that.)
We often kick around various topics at times, somtimes related to AAS sometimes not.. I have a very good idea at what nearly all of them run.
Two pros in particular (I have posted this before in the past) I know EXACTLY what they use. The reason I know is because they order the same shit as me from the same person. (and a couple of more "same" aspects to this that remain unsaid for security).
One pro is 320 in the offseason with abs. That ain't fat either. 6'2" and 320 of rock hard muscle. His training is a joke. His motto is "if I sweat, it's because this is Ft Lauderdale and it's hot outside." And he means this. He is rather laid back in his training methods. He uses 600mg test cyp and 600mg deca per week. Year round. Never diviates. Tried winstrol and it hurt his joints so he never tried it again.
The other pro is half my size at the most 205-215lbs. He turned pro from a middle weight win at the Nationals. He trains hard as hell. Dude is all heart in the gym. Uses over 4 grams a week. Various things. Takes a three CC shot per day.
So in short, it makes no difference what any so called "expert" or "guru" or author or sideshow internet puppet master says about roids. You are going to learn more from your own use than anything ever written. It is all unique. It's not a magic potion that works the same in everyone. Another pro that actually did not start winning shows did so only after he dropped all androgenic compounds from his prep. No more test, anadrol, dbol, etc.. He uses nothing but EQ, winstrol, primo and anavar (140mg daily BTG) and he actually grows. Other people can not grow at all unless they use androgens in the mix.
You basically have to try various things and see what works for you, but when you do this, you must keep your training and diet the same in order to effectively gauge the AAS benefits so you will know the variations in differences is not related to dietary or training changes.
Anthony Roberts said:I said something similar to this once, but I added the idea that there's almost nothing that the professionals do that's appropriate to do for 99.9999% of the members here. If you're not a professional, why train/eat/drug like one? You should do it to maximize what you can achieve, not to mimic someone else because they're the swolest MF'ing Bro you ever met...
hell i remember this post on the training board a while ago - a youtube vid of some NBA dude (forget who)... with his trainer... has him doing preacher curlsAnthony Roberts said:Most people are terrible trainers....I agree with that. I love the guys who fight MMA and train on bodypart splits like a bodybuilder.
AAP said:One pro is 320 in the offseason with abs. That ain't fat either. 6'2" and 320 of rock hard muscle. His training is a joke. His motto is "if I sweat, it's because this is Ft Lauderdale and it's hot outside." And he means this. He is rather laid back in his training methods. He uses 600mg test cyp and 600mg deca per week. Year round. Never diviates. Tried winstrol and it hurt his joints so he never tried it again.
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Nelson Montana said:Okay, it's apparent this thread is now a big wankfest. All it takes is a handful of people to do it everytime. They wait, because they have nothing to contribute -- and when the complaining begins, they jump in. Nobody is really making any sense -- it's all about bitching and trying to find fault and posturing on things they don't even know about. I'm out.
I've said I don;t like locking threads but now I know why it's done.
Lock this baby up. It's done.
Tweakle said:Personal experience is so much more relevant that pointing at some genetic freak's achievements, wouldn't you say?
I'd love to know the stats, lifts, titles our experts have. Surely people who 'mod on various boards', who 'matter in their field' and are 'reknown experts', 'published authors' and the like must have built some amazingly impressive physiques themselves with their wealth of knowledge and their years of AAS experience in the trenches.
D_Mac said:Ok this is my last post on this thread, I don't really care about anyone involved but the arguments have gotten ridiculous. But before I leave I'm gonna throw my 99 cents out there.
First off, I don't think beyond Steriods is written for a "Pro" anyway, it's probably written for a novice to beginner. Now I don't doubt that there are lots of guys on this board who are knowledgeable as hell, but they haven't put all their beliefs down in a book for someone to follow, AR did. I don't know if it's a good book or not, but honestly as a noob coming to this site with all the arguing and contradicting back and forth by very well meaning, and many times well informed bro's, I would be confused as shit sometimes wading through the arguments to understand what I need to do on cycle or for PCT. Now if there is a book someone can use to look through, learn some of the science, get some interesting views on workouts, cycling and diet, and it all goes together this could be the best thing for a noob. I don't know if the book is good, it could be shit, but if you haven't read it then you don't have the right to talk shit about it.
I agree that AR can be a little crass sometimes and a bit argumentative, and would benefit from using a little more proffesional tone, but honestly he gets attacked so hard on here you can't hear any debate above the bashing by people who really appear to have an agenda and constantly pick fights (CO-BMan and gang).
Now maybe AR doesn't know shit and he isn't a good coach. But what really matters is if his ADVICE and COACHING is good or not.
When looking for a coach, I don't measure biceps, I don't look at they're 40 yard dash time. I look at their coaching. I have trained at Team Quest, and 4 other gyms. No question Team Quest has the best athletes in the world (one is reigning heavyweight UFC champ and the other just got a challenge match agains Fedor, the reigning pride heavyweight champ (haven't seen results yet)). But when it comes to coaching, I didn't get the best coaching at team quest, I got it at a local gym. The coaches at the local gym are not as good of fighters, no where close, but they are better teachers, and I gained more at the local gym in half the time I was at Quest.
Now a good coach DOES need personal experience. They need to have been involved in the sport. They need an in depth knowledge. But they don't need to be the best at it.
If you don't like AR don't read his shit. If you must put him down then actually attack his teachings you disagree with, don't rant about how he asked "noob questions" 5 years back on some obscure board somewhere. Focus on what he's doing now, and specifically what he teaches that you disagree with.
And if you want anyone to give 2 shits about what you have against him, then articulate it in an intelligent manner instead of unintelligible "pwnage, you suck noobzor!!".
Nelson Montana said:But if you think the biggest guy or the guy who uses the most juice or the guy who is geneticly geared toward being strong is the most qualified person to speak to on training or pharmacology or anything else, you have a lot to learn.
VooDooChild said:lol.. Last time I checked, I dont see people in the gym running up to the trainer who is 6ft3in and 185lbs asking him for training advice. Im asking or watching the guy who is 6ft3in and 295lbs, 5% bodyfat, and veins popping out of neck.. Most trainers dont know shit anyways. They buy their online certificate for $600 and they think they are qualified.
VooDooChild said:lol.. Last time I checked, I dont see people in the gym running up to the trainer who is 6ft3in and 185lbs asking him for training advice. Im asking or watching the guy who is 6ft3in and 295lbs, 5% bodyfat, and veins popping out of neck.. Most trainers dont know shit anyways. They buy their online certificate for $600 and they think they are qualified.
yup.......lol& easy sell right here...show some one a big guy and you can sell them any thing....VooDooChild said:lol.. Last time I checked, I dont see people in the gym running up to the trainer who is 6ft3in and 185lbs asking him for training advice. Im asking or watching the guy who is 6ft3in and 295lbs, 5% bodyfat, and veins popping out of neck.. Most trainers dont know shit anyways. They buy their online certificate for $600 and they think they are qualified.

solidspine said:Tony R.
Where did you go to Prison, for how long and what for?
Oh I did 28 months at California Institution for Men, CIM, Chino, California
Maybe you missed me on the boards, oh wait, you were not here then, in fact you have only been here a couple of months.
Anthony Roberts said:Is Ronnie Coleman bigger than his trainer? I think so, last I checked. Milos Sarcev went to Pat Arnold and Charles Poliquin for training/drug-info and neither are bigger than he is.
But you do have a point..."people in the gym" go to the biggest guy...people who know what they're doing go to the smartest guy.
I'll return the favor and say that I agree w/ this post.Nelson Montana said:If there was a magical way that insured the best gains, don't you think everyone would know it by now?
Everything works. The key is to understand your body and be creative and intuitive enough to change things up in order to make each session as effecive as possible.
Here's a weird example. I just read in this months MuscleMag a routine I wrote about a year ago. It was essentially something I just made up. After reading it I thought, 'hmm, that's actually a pretty good idea! I think I'll try that next time.' That's all any routine is. If it gets you into training and hits the muscles in a slightly different way (not necessarily a new angle but a new stimulus) then it's a productive workout. No one -- NO ONE -- not Mike menzter, or Charles Poliquin, or anybody has a secret rep routine or set system that is better than any other.
The best workout is the one you've never done.
That's why hundreds of people have written to me saying they got great results from some of the old school workouts I have in my books. It's because they've never used them before. Therefore, they were effective.
Since I wrote pwngage, I'll just let you know I bought the book and didn't learn anything new. I don't like wasting my money and its as simple as that. Was that intelligent enough for you?D_Mac said:Ok this is my last post on this thread, I don't really care about anyone involved but the arguments have gotten ridiculous. But before I leave I'm gonna throw my 99 cents out there.
First off, I don't think beyond Steriods is written for a "Pro" anyway, it's probably written for a novice to beginner. Now I don't doubt that there are lots of guys on this board who are knowledgeable as hell, but they haven't put all their beliefs down in a book for someone to follow, AR did. I don't know if it's a good book or not, but honestly as a noob coming to this site with all the arguing and contradicting back and forth by very well meaning, and many times well informed bro's, I would be confused as shit sometimes wading through the arguments to understand what I need to do on cycle or for PCT. Now if there is a book someone can use to look through, learn some of the science, get some interesting views on workouts, cycling and diet, and it all goes together this could be the best thing for a noob. I don't know if the book is good, it could be shit, but if you haven't read it then you don't have the right to talk shit about it.
I agree that AR can be a little crass sometimes and a bit argumentative, and would benefit from using a little more proffesional tone, but honestly he gets attacked so hard on here you can't hear any debate above the bashing by people who really appear to have an agenda and constantly pick fights.
Now maybe AR doesn't know shit and he isn't a good coach. But what really matters is if his ADVICE and COACHING is good or not.
When looking for a coach, I don't measure biceps, I don't look at their 40 yard dash time. I look at their coaching. I have trained at Team Quest, and 4 other gyms. No question Team Quest has the best athletes in the world (one is reigning heavyweight UFC champ and the other just got a challenge match agains Fedor, the reigning pride heavyweight champ (haven't seen results yet)). But when it comes to coaching, I didn't get the best coaching at team quest, I got it at a local gym. The coaches at the local gym are not as good of fighters, no where close, but they are better teachers, and I gained more at the local gym in half the time I was at Quest.
Now a good coach DOES need personal experience. They need to have been involved in the sport. They need an in depth knowledge. But they don't need to be the best at it.
If you don't like AR don't read his shit. If you must put him down then actually attack his teachings you disagree with, don't rant about how he asked "noob questions" 5 years back on some obscure board somewhere. Focus on what he's doing now, and specifically what he teaches that you disagree with.
And if you want anyone to give 2 shits about what you have against him, then articulate it in an intelligent manner instead of unintelligible "pwnage, you suck noobzor!!".
boyer said:Since I wrote pwngage, I'll just let you know I bought the book and didn't learn anything new. I don't like wasting my money and its as simple as that. Was that intelligent enough for you?
oooooooooooooooo owned big time.lmaoAnthony Roberts said:It would be more intellegent to just take advantage of the Money Back offer that comes with the book.
Sam5 said:I'm coming in here a bit late, but I do want to know something. I'm really geting tired of arguing on these boards and I've got enough stress in my life that I don't need to add to it, but I have a question. Anthony, seriousley, what makes you more of an expert than I when it comes to steroids. For instance, I rarely hear anything that I haven't already heard or known. I've talked to doctors, in fact a good friend of mine that I went to college with is now an internist in Des Moines, IA. and he has used quite a bit himself. We talk about cycles and theory all the time. I wouldn't claim to be an expert, but I know more than most and if I may say, I know more than a lot of doctors about steroids for the simple fact that they do not spend the time researching them like someone who is using them and truly interested in the science behind it. I'm not attacking you, Anthony, but would like your own explanation as to why I should buy your book, and I'd be willing to, if you could explain your credentials a bit more. Your posts do not really teach me anything. I'm not saying they are not informative for most, they just don't really open my eyes up to anything new. Granted, alot of the times your arguing with others because they have already attacked you. So what is really going on with you, man?
Nelson Montana said:If there was a magical way that insured the best gains, don't you think everyone would know it by now?
Everything works. The key is to understand your body and be creative and intuitive enough to change things up in order to make each session as effecive as possible.
Here's a weird example. I just read in this months MuscleMag a routine I wrote about a year ago. It was essentially something I just made up. After reading it I thought, 'hmm, that's actually a pretty good idea! I think I'll try that next time.' That's all any routine is. If it gets you into training and hits the muscles in a slightly different way (not necessarily a new angle but a new stimulus) then it's a productive workout. No one -- NO ONE -- not Mike menzter, or Charles Poliquin, or anybody has a secret rep routine or set system that is better than any other.
The best workout is the one you've never done.
That's why hundreds of people have written to me saying they got great results from some of the old school workouts I have in my books. It's because they've never used them before. Therefore, they were effective.
Yeah that was good.Anthony Roberts said:It would be more intellegent to just take advantage of the Money Back offer that comes with the book.
Tweakle said:Personal experience is so much more relevant that pointing at some genetic freak's achievements, wouldn't you say?
I'd love to know the stats, lifts, titles our experts have. Surely people who 'mod on various boards', who 'matter in their field' and are 'reknown experts', 'published authors' and the like must have built some amazingly impressive physiques themselves with their wealth of knowledge and their years of AAS experience in the trenches.
Anthony Roberts said:What makes me more of an expert?
Research.
It took me about a year, working daily, to write my book...
So if you want to take a year off from work to look up countless studies and read medical textbooks, then you will not need to buy my book. Otherwise, for $40, you can save yourself the year off from work, and the daily reading...
hyperplasia said:You know "research" AKA googling, copying and pasting and an internet connection at mom's house. Add in a few gullible newbs on various boards, a bit of hype and Voila! the recipe for an instant steroid "expert."
right...wtf is every one doing here is it ant......Anthony Roberts said:Your argument seems to be that the internet (medline, google, etc...) is not a valid research tool?
needtogetaas said:right...wtf is every one doing here is it ant......
ar bro I was just telling nelson today that what pisses me off the most is we have all these new 2007 posters all up in every thread we make.its not like a poster here and there.its the same dame people and I can narrow it down to about 10 people most new and a few old that show up in all our threads every time....I could make a thread and name the members that will be there first before they even show up.its so fucking predictable.there doing it for a reason.Anthony Roberts said:Exactly. He's dogging the internet as a means of research, yet...it's on a site which people use to research. Kind of a silly argument. But then again, if you look at his posts...he's spent all of his time here attacking sponsors products...
I suspect he's using a Proxy IP and is more likely than not, affiliated with a former sponsor who acted the same exact way...
Anthony Roberts said:Exactly. He's dogging the internet as a means of research, yet...it's on a site which people use to research. Kind of a silly argument. But then again, if you look at his posts...he's spent all of his time here attacking sponsors products...
I suspect he's using a Proxy IP and is more likely than not, affiliated with a former sponsor who acted the same exact way...
hyperplasia said:It appears to be only the beginning for you my man. I'm amused at how merely "questioning" Dermacrine's efficacy some time ago is viewed by you as an attack. Thanks for humoring me my boy. I hate to inform you that your internet "education" will not be able to go toe to toe with me nor the NUMEROUS others and counting that are onto you and your pseudo-expertism.
Oh and looky looky, what have we here?? It looks like I may be the least of your problems now......with certainly more to come. It must be comforting to know that you're a "published author." I'm sure that the attorney's fees will be just a drop in the bucket for you. How's it going for you there Anthony?
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Anthony Roberts said:I'm frightened.
You should get in touch with Rick Collins...he seems to think that not only does IBE not have a case against me, but also that bringing this to court would result in criminal charges against IBE. He was spoken to by a third party on this matter.
Don't worry about me, none of this will cost me a penny...however, pursuing this matter will likely run IBE out of business, according to what I understand was said to Mr. Collins.
I still respect you though! You have never claimed to be someone you were not!!!!!solidspine said:Tony R.
Where did you go to Prison, for how long and what for?
Oh I did 28 months at California Institution for Men, CIM, Chino, California
Maybe you missed me on the boards, oh wait, you were not here then, in fact you have only been here a couple of months.
LOL! WTF this was a PM to BRR.CO B-man said:O h! Ijust re read your message as far as the AF forum or any other forum my answer always have been and always will be NO. I have talked BOIG TIME shit against Anthony Roberts no doubt the only other thing I have ever said about any other EF member was Nelson. My comments and I INVITE you to look at them state this. I talk nothing bad about him. I say basically that I think he has great ideas about training and excersizes some which I have implemented nad have given me great results. I have however ABout Nelson ONLY stated that I question his knowledge about chemicals that we like to put into our bodies. Is it wrong to state that opinion because I was like very close to statiung that here to him and saying with all due respect but refrained because of the tension. I think I enjoy his training tips a lot and many can benefit from it!
LOL! somebody shock me with something shocking!!solidspine said:CO B-man
Did you read that Anthony Conners aka Anthony Roberts is being sued,
For slander and mistruths, regarding products and knowledge?
Hey Tony didn’t you do time once before, for something petty?
Or was it with little boys, I don’t remember you never replied to my questions, but I can guarantee you the boys in Louisiana prison system will love you.
wtf dos derma have to do with this shit............hyperplasia said:It appears to be only the beginning for you my man. I'm amused at how merely "questioning" Dermacrine's efficacy some time ago is viewed by you as an attack. Thanks for humoring me my boy. I hate to inform you that your internet "education" will not be able to go toe to toe with me nor the NUMEROUS others and counting that are onto you and your pseudo-expertism.
Oh and looky looky, what have we here?? It looks like I may be the least of your problems now......with certainly more to come. It must be comforting to know that you're a "published author." I'm sure that the attorney's fees will be just a drop in the bucket for you. How's it going for you there Anthony?
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CO B-man said:Fixed. LOL! If I ACCIDENTALLY said AR then obviously I was WAAAAAAAAAAAAAyy wrong lol! lol! :FRlol! aNYWAY IF WE ARE GOING TO POST CRAP LIKE THIS NELSON YOU HAVE GREAT TRAINING IDEAS (Oops capslock) Anyway I like your training ideas but I do question the chemical knowledge.
CO B-man said:Not goijng to go there. I respect your training knowledge. As far as this post is concerned I have very little disagreements other than the the one against prisoners being able to get buffed. Although I have NEVER been to prison and have NO proof either way with that statement all I was saying is that may have not been a good example nothing more. As far as food, prisoners who is to say they were not buff before they went to prison. Who is to say that the prisomers you are reffering to are not a stereotype that we see on TV. Much like the concept I may have wrongly stated about taking food from others. Do you disagree with anything I just said? Basically I have defended you on other boards because I think you know your shit about training and routines. I state only that I question your knowledge in the chemical enhancement arena. I have not attacked you in any way much like I never attacked AR first.
Nelson Montana=You can still get pretty buffed with exceptional exercise and little attention to food. But you can't get buffed with exceptional food and little attention to exercise.[/QUOTE said:I dont think you can get buff with exceptional excersize and not the proper/food to help you rebuild what you tear down. When you excersize you are literally tearing and ripping healthy muscle. When you tear your muscles up. Then they need rebuilding, which is when you feed your body the proper nutrients to allow it to rebuild what is torn. Without properly tearing your muscle down there will be no rebuilding. Without feeding your body the proper nutrients, there will be no "EFFICIENT" rebuilding of what you tore down. IMO sterroids use little nutrients, that you do feed your body, more efficiciently to accomplish that what we are trying to accomplish more efficiently. thats how I see it.
CO B-man said:[QUOTE
Bro, no need to tell me about the importance of food. But I will guarantee you ...take 50 people and train them hard and have them eat a normal american diet...and take another 50 people and have them eat a pristine bodybuilding diet and not train. See who makes the most progress. 50 times out of 50 it will be the first group.
- Ross - said:Diet, Training, and Steroids are all EQUALLY important.
The linguistical argrumements are futile.
You can ONLY be JACKED if all three variables are satsified. Plain and simple.
And I AM NOT one of those gurus who talk the talk but don't walk the walk....
Nelson Montana said:CO B-man said:[QUOTE
Bro, no need to tell me about the importance of food. But I will guarantee you ...take 50 people and train them hard and have them eat a normal american diet...and take another 50 people and have them eat a pristine bodybuilding diet and not train. See who makes the most progress. 50 times out of 50 it will be the first group.
I think we all agree it goes both ways.
Either one is a waste w/out the other.
I still rank diet as number 1 followed by training and gear is a distant third.
solidspine said:CO B-man
Did you read that Anthony Connors aka Anthony Roberts is being sued,
For slander and mistruths, regarding products and knowledge?
Hey Tony didn’t you do time once before, for something petty?
Or was it with little boys, I don’t remember you never replied to my questions, but I can guarantee you that the boys in Louisiana prison system will love you.
Nelson Montana said:I see what you are saying. but that just brings us to why we are all researching better ways. We are all trying to figure out the best foods, training and juice to use for our own bodies. without each we are missing out on opportunities without excersizing in the least bit you obviously will not be tearing down your muscles so your muscles will not need rebuilding and therefore you definately will not get jacked. But also think of this example. Look at the german slaves in Auschvitz <--- Spelling? THey had there asses worked off and were not fed. They starved them to death and there muscles wasted without food. That is a case where they worked hard and lost muscle due to lack of food!CO B-man said:[QUOTE
Bro, no need to tell me about the importance of food. But I will guarantee you ...take 50 people and train them hard and have them eat a normal american diet...and take another 50 people and have them eat a pristine bodybuilding diet and not train. See who makes the most progress. 50 times out of 50 it will be the first group.
CO B-man said:I see what you are saying. but that just brings us to why we are all researching better ways. We are all trying to figure out the best foods, training and juice to use for our own bodies. without each we are missing out on opportunities without excersizing in the least bit you obviously will not be tearing down your muscles so your muscles will not need rebuilding and therefore you definately will not get jacked. But also think of this example. Look at the german slaves in Auschvitz <--- Spelling? THey had there asses worked off and were not fed. They starved them to death and there muscles wasted without food. That is a case where they worked hard and lost muscle due to lack of food!
Why didn't you just say that 12 pages ago and maybe we could have avoided some of this fiasco?Nelson Montana said:Not really. First off, they were starved. I didn't say a LACK of food, I said "a typical american diet." Also, they weren't worked in a resistance training manner. It was more low level labor for hours on end. Sorry bro, can't use that one.
Again, no one is defending a bad diet. I'm the first guy to say that guys who want to grow anren't eating enough.
That sounds like fun.blut wump said:How about cattle, then? They stand around for hours munching grass and marinading in fina.![]()
Tweakle said:So we've established the Pros have nothing to offer any of us regular people because they're genetically on a different plane.
So I take it that means no more lectures about how IFBB pro Mr So-And-So does 5mg dbol a day and is 300lbs ripped, and those of us who use more AAS than he claims to use are idiots, lazy and drug abusers.
Because if he isn't the same species as the rest of us, with 4 x the AR's of a regular guy, with no SHBG or myostatin in his system obviously doesn't need to use much in the way of gear, or train hard. Or eat much to grow on.
blut wump said:How about cattle, then? They stand around for hours munching grass and marinading in Finaplix - trenbolone acetate - .![]()
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