GEORGE SPELLWIN'S ANNOUNCEMENTS
Enlightening Men about Anabolic Steroids and Bodybuilding for over Two Decades
|
 Elite Fitness Bodybuilding, Anabolics, Diet, Life Extension, Wellness, Supplements, and Training Boards
 Anabolic Discussion Board
 ANABOLICS
|
| Author | Topic: ANABOLICS | ||
|
Cool Novice 
Posts: 18 |
Has anyone seen the new Anabolics 2000 book? What did you think? Worth the $$?     | ||
|
Moderator 
Posts: 1145 |
There is plenty of free info right here at elite. Also there is alot of info on the web, no sence in paying for it. ------------------ | ||
|
Amateur Bodybuilder 
Posts: 59 |
BUMP, also people tend to 'believe everything ther read' in books. Just because it's in print doesn't mean it's flawless. I haven't seen the new book so can't flame it, but here and other sites you have online, constantly updated info. And answers to q's - your book can't do that. And how far will you get if you call the publisher and ask " is this dossage right for me??"  )Mike H. ------------------ | ||
|
Cool Novice
Posts: 18 |
Yeah your definetly right about that! Thanks for helping me see the light. Now that I think about it, that's money I could use on my cycle.  | ||
|
Cool Novice
Posts: 23 |
I picked up a copy of Anabolics 2000 a few weeks ago, getting ready to do my first cycle. It's a good enough book and makes for a decent desktop reference. But you can do just as well, if not better, by reading the stuff on the web. Pictures on the web sites are clearer, and you get more recent information (as well as multiple viewpoints). So, unless you are really wanting to have a hard copy book for reference, save your $$ and use the web. Besides, I think the $50 price tag for a paperback is a bit steep. Just my 2 cents worth... |
All times are ET (US) | |
 |
|
|
posted November 18, 2000 09:38 AM