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« on: December 31, 2006, 04:39:22 PM »

Who is gassed up for the winter? I'm up to 3 scoops of Cell-Tech a day. My hair is falling out.
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« Reply #1 on: December 31, 2006, 07:27:10 PM »

Getting huge on Gakic and Leukic! Man, I'll be pro in a year!
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« Reply #2 on: December 31, 2006, 08:28:44 PM »

Mmmmm...another couple weeks and I'll start my front loading. Just need one last run through with the doc and I am good to go, expecting some pretty substantial results in lean mass and especially strength as my post surgery recovery (3 months out) with the double hernia is flying through the roof with just a month back, pretty amazing what muscle memory you retain after putting some time in .

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« Reply #3 on: January 01, 2007, 08:23:24 AM »

Welcome back, smuggler. Long time no see.
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« Reply #4 on: January 02, 2007, 04:02:46 PM »

Who is gassed up for the winter? I'm up to 3 scoops of Cell-Tech a day. My hair is falling out.
Your hair is due to age silly and has nothing to do with any "supplements" you're taking, and ya I may also be suffering with certain hair issues as well (like where to get it cut etc....damn it's tough to be me!)
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« Reply #5 on: January 02, 2007, 10:13:21 PM »

Women gripe about having a bad hair day. I'm just glad to have a hair day.
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« Reply #6 on: January 05, 2007, 11:59:36 PM »

Had to delay my new cycle due to the holidays (*CRUNCH!) so...just 600 mgs. enth/week to maintain and 30mgs. dbol/day just for the pump... Grin
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« Reply #7 on: January 06, 2007, 08:19:06 AM »

jack forgive my ignorance but i dont know much about aas, i didnt realise people actually did gear to maintain, is this common? are there certain compounds designed for this use?

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« Reply #8 on: January 06, 2007, 12:23:26 PM »

jack forgive my ignorance but i dont know much about aas, i didnt realise people actually did gear to maintain, is this common? are there certain compounds designed for this use?

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Ok what you gotta relize is that with MnB, Jack, and myself we are 1) much older 2) we've been at this for 20-30 years (training) 3) and we are all competitive BBs, so if we talk about using AAS in the off season it's because our natty production of test is low due to our ages and also due to being competitive we are stuck keeping up with our fellow competitors. To be honest I don't think I've known a high level amature or pro BB that ever went completely off, as it would be to much of a set back. Of course I'm only refering to untested BBing federation BBs, and not the guys/gals in the tested shows.

Now for you at your current level you only need to concern yourself with building a solid natural base for the next 5 or so years.
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« Reply #9 on: January 06, 2007, 02:56:06 PM »

i agree completely, i just find the subject quite fasinating. there is so much to this aspect of BB that i had never even thought of and so if i ask a q, it really doesnt mean i am looking for pointers, its just pure curiosity. if you dont want me posting q's in this section, i will stop.

when i was younger i always thought the BB's, wrestlers etc were just naturally huge guys who lifted weights (by saying this i aint taking credit away) i never knew any better, the same goes for the world strongmen who i love watching compete. it was like this until very recently, but now the more i read the more i wanna know.

and i definately didnt know people would stay on year round, but now i understand why-thanks

one question, at what age do you think the current top pro's started enhancements? i saw a pic of markus ruhl when he was 17 or so and then one at 19, man what a diference. at 17 he was a rake, at 19 he was 100kgs and ripped. you think its the same for most of them?

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« Reply #10 on: January 06, 2007, 08:13:58 PM »

jack forgive my ignorance but i dont know much about aas, i didnt realise people actually did gear to maintain, is this common? are there certain compounds designed for this use?

thanks
Ok what you gotta relize is that with MnB, Jack, and myself we are 1) much older 2) we've been at this for 20-30 years (training) 3) and we are all competitive BBs, so if we talk about using AAS in the off season it's because our natty production of test is low due to our ages and also due to being competitive we are stuck keeping up with our fellow competitors. To be honest I don't think I've known a high level amature or pro BB that ever went completely off, as it would be to much of a set back. Of course I'm only refering to untested BBing federation BBs, and not the guys/gals in the tested shows.

Now for you at your current level you only need to concern yourself with building a solid natural base for the next 5 or so years.

              VERY NICE p.s.
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« Reply #11 on: January 06, 2007, 08:22:04 PM »

i agree completely, i just find the subject quite fasinating. there is so much to this aspect of BB that i had never even thought of and so if i ask a q, it really doesnt mean i am looking for pointers, its just pure curiosity. if you dont want me posting q's in this section, i will stop.

when i was younger i always thought the BB's, wrestlers etc were just naturally huge guys who lifted weights (by saying this i aint taking credit away) i never knew any better, the same goes for the world strongmen who i love watching compete. it was like this until very recently, but now the more i read the more i wanna know.

and i definately didnt know people would stay on year round, but now i understand why-thanks

one question, at what age do you think the current top pro's started enhancements? i saw a pic of markus ruhl when he was 17 or so and then one at 19, man what a diference. at 17 he was a rake, at 19 he was 100kgs and ripped. you think its the same for most of them?



               Great Q's Trigga". The more questions you ask, the more you will learn. Learn all that u can about AAS brother. Knowledge is priceless when it comes to bb'ing...Wink
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« Reply #12 on: January 08, 2007, 10:15:16 AM »

i agree completely, i just find the subject quite fasinating. there is so much to this aspect of BB that i had never even thought of and so if i ask a q, it really doesnt mean i am looking for pointers, its just pure curiosity. if you dont want me posting q's in this section, i will stop.

when i was younger i always thought the BB's, wrestlers etc were just naturally huge guys who lifted weights (by saying this i aint taking credit away) i never knew any better, the same goes for the world strongmen who i love watching compete. it was like this until very recently, but now the more i read the more i wanna know.

and i definately didnt know people would stay on year round, but now i understand why-thanks

one question, at what age do you think the current top pro's started enhancements? i saw a pic of markus ruhl when he was 17 or so and then one at 19, man what a diference. at 17 he was a rake, at 19 he was 100kgs and ripped. you think its the same for most of them?


In all honesty Markus is a genetic mutant and as such he could very well have made those gains naturally (however as he is from Europe the chances are more in line with him adding in a bit of "help" at an early age). However I have known some very freaky looking BBs that were natty for a very long time before adding AAS, and as they had a solid base the results were very impressive.

No matter what though if you don't bust your ass in the gym for many years and eat a solid diet day in day out then one could take all the AAS they want and they would see minimal results at best. It's all about hard work, discipline and dedication in any endevour that makes one successfull.
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