I think the opposite, that it's the quality of drugs and genetics that make the average BB elite. To get to that level you need to know something about training. If you actually watch the pros train, they don't really have a structure and aren't that good at it. The quality and exotic drugs make up for unstructured training. The average gym rat on gear isn't going to be spending $50,000 a year on the quality stuff that the pros do.
C'mon man, it was a Tiger Fitness video. No crapola there. RAWR. ?Why do you watch this crapola?
I apologise. I shall defer to your expertise on all matters bodybuilding in the future.
C'mon man, it was a Tiger Fitness video. No crapola there. RAWR. ?
Lol
if my grandmother had wheels she would have been a bike.
i just didn't know what he was saying, plus the music and his ott shouting, not to mention the gratuitous supplement push.
Repacked and "RAWR BOOM what's up everyone Marc Lobliner" are coppin a hammering.
How so? Despite the fact that his supremely eloquent and placid demeanor can be hard to watch It's just another opinion from someone who's probably more in the know about pro habits than many here; but hey, it appears everyone here has the inside scoop. Carry on.
There may have been an element of irony.....
You're a funny bugger.
what habits are we talking about here?
the only mystical thing happening here are the amount of drugs these idiots are consuming.
and I'm not really interested in that topic.
Cheers cobber.
Whatever you kunce have been waffling on about - what attributes make pros so successful. People talking in absolutes, no it's genetics, no it's work ethic, no its the drugs.
Fact is it varies from person to person. You have successful pros who have unreal genetics but are reputed to have poor(er) work ethics and diet regimens and less genetically gifted athletes who supposedly had meticulous work ethics. As far as the drugs go the average punter will never know for sure. You hear are rumors on forums etc but I don't doubt that pro cycles vary as much from person to person as their diets do. There are valid commercial reasons pro's training/nutrition/drug regimens are always filtered before reaching the public domain. One thing I'm sure of is that if you're 300 odd lbs and eating 6,7,8,9 thousand calories a day, you aint' doing that on chicken breast and broccoli.
How so? Despite the fact that his supremely eloquent and placid demeanor can be hard to watch It's just another opinion from someone who's probably more in the know about pro habits than many here; but hey, it appears everyone here has the inside scoop. Carry on.
There may have been an element of irony.....
ok
i might be wrong but I don't believe anyone here was stating "absolutes" about what separates us from the 1%
could you please clarify, name, names so to speak.
i believe we are all aware of what it takes.
RAWR BOOM What's up everyone, Stiffy here Ausbb.com!!!
Settle down Repo. I meant getting a hammering from Gooby, Woogy and Shrekles etc.
Lobliner has his moments. Just heard most of that vid before though. But the MuscleMeds hoody and sipping from a Protein Shake seemed a bit fake.
You remember the controversy Lobliner had with Jason Blaha over the Isatori supplement situation. Then Lobliner threatening to sue a retarded Jason Genova after he Lobliner gave Piana a gobful in regards to his reaction to Genova.
Chill, peace, make love not war and all that!
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