don't really have an opinion on them. just don't come out to me gassed up with your chest out bragging about how much you bench b/c of the roids. if you do it, be humble about your GAINS.
The point is youre not gonna see gains by just doing a cycle and sitting on your assYall downplay the impact of steroids with this "these guys put in a lot of work"
Do you know how many people put in a lot of work and see minimal gains because they're natural?
If it was all about hard work, dudes wouldn't risk their health with roids.....they'd just work hard
The point is youre not gonna see gains by just doing a cycle and sitting on your ass
You will prob see better gains half assing on a cycle than if you have shyt genes and bust your ass
But you will see superhuman gains busting your ass on a cycle
Basically you get out what you put in, roids just allow you to put in a lot more
One 12 week cycle will give you more results than youve had in the last 2-4 years. thays all I'm saying
The fact that you have to "work hard" is irrelvant....dudes are already working hard
The fact that you have to "work hard" is irrelvant....dudes are already working hard
nah, there are few nikkas that put in the amount of work... say a nikka like kai greene or dexter jackson does
look at some of the documentaries of these nikkas lives when they are training. some nikkas might hit the gym 3 times in a day. Kai Greene might hit the gym twice already and then wake up at 1am and hit the gym again to work on one of his weaknesses
this is not even mentioning the super strict dieting some dudes subject themselves to
i'd say less than 1% of your average gym-goer puts in the kind of work professionals do
They see more results in 3 months then they had in the last 3 years
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I'm not denying this, that's basic math
but to imply that working hard is irrelevant when it comes to building a professional body is nuts
we already got examples of nikkas on these boards and other bb boards that have taken roids and still looked like crap. all i'm saying is that taking roids AND looking great takes hard work and dedication at levels much higher than the average gym-goer