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In the last couple months Ive been perusing this board Im seeing a trend that kind of takes me aback. This board to me has always been an advanced board that talks about pretty advanced topics. Of late it seems to be newbie central with newbie topics "Carrot Top-does he juice"? "Drinking Winny"? "hows this for a first cycle?".....I mean the telltale sign of a newbie is when you think "Carrot Top is jacked!"
There are a great deal of vets on this board that trained for many years before they even touched ergo aids. And then at that point before they took the next step they studied everything they could before they put things in their body they had no clue about. I can tell just from reading posts here that alot of the vets read every word of the Duchaine books and the other various handbooks back in the day to really educate themselves (as best they could) on the subject.
Its just kind of alarming to me when I see a guy spouting off about what he is doing juicing wise and 2 days later he is asking a beginner 101 question about training or diet. And Im talking bottom of the barrel basic stuff that any lifter should know. Isnt that the incorrect path of the order of things? Christ I delved into everything I could nutrition and training wise for 7 years clean before I "went to the next step" .....I dont feel everyone needs to follow that timeline--to each his own but by the looks of things some of these new guys wait 7 days after they start lifting to go to ergo aids. Your going to put something in your body that you have absolutely no idea what it does (compounded by the fact that you dont know basic lifting things like what food groups constitute protein/carbs/fats in a diet?) I guess thats my rant for the day my apologies
There are a great deal of vets on this board that trained for many years before they even touched ergo aids. And then at that point before they took the next step they studied everything they could before they put things in their body they had no clue about. I can tell just from reading posts here that alot of the vets read every word of the Duchaine books and the other various handbooks back in the day to really educate themselves (as best they could) on the subject.
Its just kind of alarming to me when I see a guy spouting off about what he is doing juicing wise and 2 days later he is asking a beginner 101 question about training or diet. And Im talking bottom of the barrel basic stuff that any lifter should know. Isnt that the incorrect path of the order of things? Christ I delved into everything I could nutrition and training wise for 7 years clean before I "went to the next step" .....I dont feel everyone needs to follow that timeline--to each his own but by the looks of things some of these new guys wait 7 days after they start lifting to go to ergo aids. Your going to put something in your body that you have absolutely no idea what it does (compounded by the fact that you dont know basic lifting things like what food groups constitute protein/carbs/fats in a diet?) I guess thats my rant for the day my apologies
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