posted March 19, 2000 12:12 AM            

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I am juice'in right now and was wondering if the results will be bad or good once we start practice with our pads on, right now we just run in the morning then lift in the afternoon,, in 2 weeks we will start hitt'in practice will this hinder or help juice results?
thanx p.s college ball

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posted March 19, 2000 12:16 AM         

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Man,

You do not need juice for football! Do you not have confidence in your abilities? Save the juice for after your college career! I have seen a many college football players on juice, and I can confidently say,"they weren't worth a SHIT."

later

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posted March 19, 2000 11:54 AM         

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Ruffy I would like to comment on yours! I feel that i am an average ball player I juice yes I do but I happen to be the shortest fullback in my league so I needed the size I already had the abilities! But if you are 57 175 and are trying to take on a 300 pound lineman fiqure the odds yaknow!!!!

BIZ!!

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posted March 19, 2000 12:05 PM         

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on defense, I had to take on 300 pound tackles at 6'2" 205 pounds. That shit was horrible. And I thought about taking dbol to gain 30 or so. With the help of the authorities, I decided not! Instead, I took creatine, vanadyl, dibencozide and a super weight gainer drink. I put on 22 pounds in the offseason, and lost 5 of them by the start of the season. From then on, my problems with those big UGS was reduced!

The moral of the story is that you don't need gear while playing football. Besides, why risk ending your career. One of my teammates was dismissed from the team because he took gear. The sad part was that he injected his first ever dose on a Monday, and the NCAA came for a random drug testing of 25 athletes on a Wednesday! He was selected!

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posted March 19, 2000 01:18 PM         

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the thing is you need to make sure that your technically sound and you know that you have the athletic ability and the knowhow to play your position before you juice, ive seen three players who where third stringers and had a chance to better themselves and become better ball players, but instead of working on thier technique they juiced got huge and got cut because they sucked. if you juice you need to make sure there is a balance and you don't get caught.

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posted March 19, 2000 01:25 PM            

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I would guess that more than 70% of "power players" in pro football are juicing. If you want, you can believe the shit you see on ESPN about better dieting, training, coaoching, whatever. The reason Pro players, in any sport, are better today is juice.

and that's a fact jact
oooooohhh!!

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posted March 19, 2000 01:28 PM         

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and at 205lbs i assume your a linebacker like me, at that weight you can kill OL easy, its all in the head, i'm 240 but most of the ol i go against are 310-320, put on some good mass naturally and get where you want. then think about gear.

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posted March 19, 2000 01:30 PM         

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les your right but i don't think naughty is a pro player he probably needs to grow a little as a player untill using juice

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posted March 19, 2000 03:30 PM            

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BIZ, your a fullback too? Sweet!! Fullback is the best position on the field because you have to be so well rounded athletically and mentally. I am 5'10 220lbs. I plan on going into the season at 235 solid. I plan on using some A/S to get me there. I know 15lbs isn't alot to put on but, I don't want to lose a step just because I put on weight. I think that the problem with those shitty players was that they solely relied on A/S. I say, if I'm gonna use A/S and work hard as ***** in the off-season, then I'm gonna be better than the guy who worked hard also but stayed natural. I'll take any kind of advantage I can get. just my two cents

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