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crap.
This is a quote from an IFBB Pro on a board I will not mention. It sums up a lot of crap that a lot of guys think.
“And one more thing: I spent $2800 bucks getting ready for the NOC this year. $2800 TOTAL. That includes the GH. The 3 iu's I do, 6 days a week. That's 126 iu's every six weeks, or 252 iu's in 12 weeks. I paid $400 per box, so that's how much again on GH for the entire diet? Whoa... a whole $800. Fuck that $500 per box at 18 iu's a week bullshit, too. Where the fuck do you guys come up with this crap??
I don't mind telling people, because I get sick of hearing we (the pro's) are all drugs. But, like I posted before, the reason no one believes guys like me and Lee Priest, is because they can't get to our size. Has nothing to do with reality, or what we spend, or what we take, or how hard we train. It has to do with what other people CAN'T do. So they need an excuse. Nothing more than just a bullshit excuse.
Forgive me for this rant. But I resent my 15 years of busting ass in the gym being reduced to a cycle or two.”
Ok, here is the deal as to why some can get to top level and some can’t and why guys think pros take large amounts of gear.
Consistency. That is it. Why is that it you say? “Explain to me” you say. Ok. Here it goes.
I’ve been bodybuilding for around 8 strong years. In those 8 years I’ve put on some decent size. In those 8 years one would think I should be competing in top levels or top amateur levels. WRONG! Why. I wasn’t consistent in my lifestyle.
These pros eat, sleep, train, live, the bodybuilding lifestyle. 24 hours a day 7 days a week, maybe not every week of the year, but it’s close to it all year around. Can you do it? Maybe. Most of us can’t. I mean I’ve gone months without training and actually went a year without training. My diet sucked most if not all the time. My lifestyle was definitely not bodybuilding.
I think here is where youngsters think these guys must be doing something incredible to get that big or to get to that level of competition. Who here lives the lifestyle? I mean truly live it. 5000-6000 calories every day. 300-500 grams of protein per day. Train properly, rest properly, eat properly. How many will do this for the next 5 -15 years of their life? There ya go.
In closing, guys, it really doesn’t take a butt load of gear to get there. It takes…
1. stressing the body to make the changes. How, through training.
2. Feeding the body to make those changes.
3. Resting the body to make the changes.
In a nutshell all gear does is help utilize all three of the aspects just mention, better. It doesn’t take a lot to do it.
Sorry for the rant. Just tired of being told that I must take a lot of gear to get the size I am right now. I just happened to see a post on another board so I thought, “damn it, I’m tired of it”
Maybe some of you vets can throw some more in with this.
Later fellas!
This is a quote from an IFBB Pro on a board I will not mention. It sums up a lot of crap that a lot of guys think.
“And one more thing: I spent $2800 bucks getting ready for the NOC this year. $2800 TOTAL. That includes the GH. The 3 iu's I do, 6 days a week. That's 126 iu's every six weeks, or 252 iu's in 12 weeks. I paid $400 per box, so that's how much again on GH for the entire diet? Whoa... a whole $800. Fuck that $500 per box at 18 iu's a week bullshit, too. Where the fuck do you guys come up with this crap??
I don't mind telling people, because I get sick of hearing we (the pro's) are all drugs. But, like I posted before, the reason no one believes guys like me and Lee Priest, is because they can't get to our size. Has nothing to do with reality, or what we spend, or what we take, or how hard we train. It has to do with what other people CAN'T do. So they need an excuse. Nothing more than just a bullshit excuse.
Forgive me for this rant. But I resent my 15 years of busting ass in the gym being reduced to a cycle or two.”
Ok, here is the deal as to why some can get to top level and some can’t and why guys think pros take large amounts of gear.
Consistency. That is it. Why is that it you say? “Explain to me” you say. Ok. Here it goes.
I’ve been bodybuilding for around 8 strong years. In those 8 years I’ve put on some decent size. In those 8 years one would think I should be competing in top levels or top amateur levels. WRONG! Why. I wasn’t consistent in my lifestyle.
These pros eat, sleep, train, live, the bodybuilding lifestyle. 24 hours a day 7 days a week, maybe not every week of the year, but it’s close to it all year around. Can you do it? Maybe. Most of us can’t. I mean I’ve gone months without training and actually went a year without training. My diet sucked most if not all the time. My lifestyle was definitely not bodybuilding.
I think here is where youngsters think these guys must be doing something incredible to get that big or to get to that level of competition. Who here lives the lifestyle? I mean truly live it. 5000-6000 calories every day. 300-500 grams of protein per day. Train properly, rest properly, eat properly. How many will do this for the next 5 -15 years of their life? There ya go.
In closing, guys, it really doesn’t take a butt load of gear to get there. It takes…
1. stressing the body to make the changes. How, through training.
2. Feeding the body to make those changes.
3. Resting the body to make the changes.
In a nutshell all gear does is help utilize all three of the aspects just mention, better. It doesn’t take a lot to do it.
Sorry for the rant. Just tired of being told that I must take a lot of gear to get the size I am right now. I just happened to see a post on another board so I thought, “damn it, I’m tired of it”
Maybe some of you vets can throw some more in with this.
Later fellas!
