RIP Dallas McCarver

[muskate]

I did an interview with Matt Jansen yesterday. He talks about some of his favourite memories with Dallas during the interview.

RIP Dallas

[ame="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOQKjay3SuE"]Interview With Matt Jansen - YouTube[/ame]

 

[Ashop]

DALLAS McCARVER was a tragic loss that I think all of us can learn from. RIP big man!

 

[chinaboy]

Yes, this still makes me sad thinking about Dallas.

 

[ferd]

His potential was unlimited.

 

[MaconiDDS]

Man, hard to believe it's already been a year

 

[Mustang_18]

Such a sad story. Young, talented, humble young man taken far to soon. 1 year already is just crazy. RIP Big Country

M18

 

[Thebigone]

Isn’t Matt Jenson the coach that’s big on his clients using insane amounts of gear?

 

[BG]

His potential was unlimited.

I disagree. He had good to okay genetics for a pro. He wasn't a genetic freak

Having said that, it is sad

 

[Alex30]

1 year.. RIP

 

[Massive G]

Greatest potential ever ...gone way too soon...

 

[little slice]

Isn’t Matt Jenson the coach that’s big on his clients using insane amounts of gear?

only he and his clients know..




Dallas had heart disease genetics on both sides of his family.


he really seemed like a great, passionate guy who was loved by all who knew him.


he should not have been a drug-using bodybuilder.

 

[aldodupaul]

Absolutely

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[maldorf]

only he and his clients know..




Dallas had heart disease genetics on both sides of his family.


he really seemed like a great, passionate guy who was loved by all who knew him.


he should not have been a drug-using bodybuilder.

I think many bodybuilders would have died using the high doses of tren and gh that he did. You are right about the genetics though, having trouble on both sides he should have been more aware and careful of the risks.

 

[chinaboy]

I couldn't imagine seeing success and bodybuilding fame and then purposely hanging it up at mid twenties. It would be so hard to do. Especially at that age you feel invincible. I'm mid thirties and would stop this behavior if s doctor told me to but ten years ago I would have had a hard time. Add money and low level fame and it would be even harder.

 

[maldorf]

I couldn't imagine seeing success and bodybuilding fame and then purposely hanging it up at mid twenties. It would be so hard to do. Especially at that age you feel invincible. I'm mid thirties and would stop this behavior if s doctor told me to but ten years ago I would have had a hard time. Add money and low level fame and it would be even harder.

He passed out on stage at least once didn't he? You would think he would have already had an echo done and knew what is ejection fraction was, unless he wouldn't have one performed. His EF had to have been low.