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Misc Steroid Thread
Johnnie Walker
Borderline Kunce
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Stiffy
Guest
Why do Bro's (non-competive Bodybuilders) take Slin?
That's retarded. Risking instant Death just for looks? On the rise too by the looks of it.
That's retarded. Risking instant Death just for looks? On the rise too by the looks of it.
I once heard Dave Tate say that taking steroids is like an Ace card. Everybody has a chance to play his Ace. If you need to play your Ace to be a high school football star, odds are you're not going to go onto college. If you have to play your Ace to win Mr. Wisconsin, you're not going to be Mr. Olympia...
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Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
I don't subscribe to that theory.
The link was removed. It was causing pop ups.
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Interesting, it was just a T-nation article.
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Yeah neither. If you want to win Olympia have the right parents and get on the juice early.
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Johnnie Walker
Borderline Kunce
steroids are only an ace if you have the potential to be an elite athlete, which most dont
Shrek
Fucked up Kunce
Yes. It takws years of steroids and other drug abuse to build an Olympia winning body. It doesn't happen after one or even 5 cycles.
Repacked
Punxsutawney resident
While you're all disagreeing with him, I interpret what the author has written as the same as what you are saying.
AAS are an ace in that they will add X amount above your 'natural genetic limit'. Yes Baz, X will vary depending on individual genteics...
In the article he says that the earlier you have to use that 'ace' to progress, the less chance you have of being an elite athlete; presumable because you don't have the genetic predisposition for it. E.g. if you have to use grams of gear to win a state title chances are you aren't going to end up with a Sandow.