19 Years Old, 105kg.

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You’ve done a good job, but perhaps 19 was a little too early. If this is your 3rd cycle, then perhaps it was 18 when you started?

All things aside, what you’ve reached is impressive, although I think you could’ve reached that without the use of steroids. Your squat is 528. I’m 17, floating around 195-199lbs, and am approaching a 500 raw squat. (never used anything) I just think you could’ve reached a very good level before starting that young, cause shit you aint that much older than me. Either way, it’s your decision and all. Train hard.

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[quote]8 wrote:
fightingtiger wrote:

I just rechecked my conversion calculator, we were both wrong. 180 cm is about 70 inches, or 5 foot 10. Big deal. The fact of the matter is that this kid has put in a shit load of hard work, gear or no, and is seeing the results. Gear does not make or break a bodybuilder. There are plenty of guys on gear who pussy around and look like shit. Hard work is hard work. I dont understand why you would be so ignorant as to completely write off someones accomplishments simply due to the possibility that they have used AAS.

In case you forget, prohormones are also steroids. What do your personal stats have to do with this? Well, you have accomplished less than this guy in more time and have expressed interest in prohormones in other posts. If you have used prohormones, then does that mean your accomplishments are even less impressive? Seeing as how after 14 years of training, you are only 210 at a height of 6 ft and you have had to resort to prosteroids to get to that, then yes.

Stop waving your jealous dick around and stop trying to piss on other peoples accomplishments.

ITs funny how you cant stop from keeping it personal.

But I still cant see what my stats have to do with anything. I cant post a comment if im not atleast as big as this guy? Is that it?

For the record, im not jealous I just dont think his physique is that impressive and im not writing his results of just because he has been using AAS. I was merely stating the fact that A LOT of eastern europeans are juiced since BALCO jumped to the conclusion that eastern europeans are strong mofos. They are strong because they do AAS. Take away the AAS and lets see how they do in international competition. [/quote]

First,its Balbo and not Balco.
Second,on what do you base your conclusion that East Europeans are MORE juiced than others?

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[quote]8 wrote:
fightingtiger wrote:
8 wrote:
BALBO wrote:
8 wrote:
BALBO wrote:
Yuris wrote:
I live in East Europe so it will be kg:

Bench - 190
Squat - 240
Lift - 250

Great numbers!
East Europeans are brutally strong!!!

Greetings from Croatia!

And also juiced to the gills!!!

What is your point?

Being juiced or not,East Europeans have always dominated in weightlifting…Bulgarians, Romanians, Greeks, Ukranians,…Relatively small countries with many champions.
Thats why I stand by my statement-East Europeans are brutally strong!!!

My point is that they are strong because they are juiced to the gills. What is so hard to understand about that? The bulgarians and the russians combined have been kicked out of competitions more thant the rest of the world combined in weightlifting! And the russians have been kicked out of the IPF(powerlifting)for a reason you know…

And 105 kgs at 19 isnt impressive if you have no knowledge of his AAS abuse.

Wait wait. Being 230 lbs at 5’9" with a low bodyfat at 19 isnt impressive because you are not sure if he has used gear or not because he is from Eastern Europe and a lot of athletes over there are on?

So being on gear makes someone less impressive. So I guess when you weighed 20 lbs less than this kid when you were 3 inches taller after 14 years of training and considered prohormones, you decided not to taint all of your hard work, right?

First of all the guy is 5’11" and does not have low bodyfat. He has NORMAL bodyfat far a 19 year old who works out.

Second of all yes beeing on gear makes someone less impressive. Thats my personal opinion.

And what does my personal stats have to do with anything?

The facts is that steroids in Russia is as common as food in the BB, PL and weightlifting “industry”. I know this for a fact. If you think otherwise you are a bit naive.[/quote]

If steroids are as common as food in Russia in weightlifting,what is the difference compared to the United States?
And whats up with your bullshit claims that steroids are the part of culture in East Europe?
I happen to live in Eastern Europe,in Croatia and I can tell you that drinking,smoking and gambling are part of our culture,but steroids are very rare.They are used by very,very small percentage of people-hard core body builders,bouncers,gangsters,some throwers…thats it.
Most athletes here are soccer players.
Those that are too tall for soccer play basketball.
Soccer and basketball players make 80% of all athletes in Croatia.
99% of them dont use steroids…90% of them doesnt even lift weights,because in those sports skills and conditioning are more important than strenght and size.
Compare that to USA,where football is THE sport,where body building is much more popular and its logical to assume that steroids are more used in USA than Croatia.And Croatia is a typical East European country.
Success of East Europe in weightlifting is not due to steroids.Its the same ridiculous claim to say as that Scandinavians dominate in strongman competition because they take more steroids than others.

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[quote]rasturai wrote:
You’ve done a good job, but perhaps 19 was a little too early. If this is your 3rd cycle, then perhaps it was 18 when you started?

All things aside, what you’ve reached is impressive, although I think you could’ve reached that without the use of steroids. Your squat is 528. I’m 17, floating around 195-199lbs, and am approaching a 500 raw squat. (never used anything) I just think you could’ve reached a very good level before starting that young, cause shit you aint that much older than me. Either way, it’s your decision and all. Train hard.[/quote]

Hi rasturai
I made this post few weeks ago, and last week i actually squated 528 5 times, didn’t know i can do that. U know the progress is very quick and i am actually slowly approaching 300kg thats 661, which is kinda standard here, if i want to compete. If I don’t get any trauma i don’t see problem for me there.

BTW you have very strong legs man, maybe u love them very much. Truly I haven’t seen any 17 year old to squat 500 without roids. Keep it up.

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Yuris,where are you from exactly?

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[quote]BALBO wrote:
Yuris,where are you from exactly?[/quote]

  • Latvia
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[quote]Yuris wrote:
rasturai wrote:
You’ve done a good job, but perhaps 19 was a little too early. If this is your 3rd cycle, then perhaps it was 18 when you started?

All things aside, what you’ve reached is impressive, although I think you could’ve reached that without the use of steroids. Your squat is 528. I’m 17, floating around 195-199lbs, and am approaching a 500 raw squat. (never used anything) I just think you could’ve reached a very good level before starting that young, cause shit you aint that much older than me. Either way, it’s your decision and all. Train hard.

Hi rasturai
I made this post few weeks ago, and last week i actually squated 528 5 times, didn’t know i can do that. U know the progress is very quick and i am actually slowly approaching 300kg thats 661, which is kinda standard here, if i want to compete. If I don’t get any trauma i don’t see problem for me there.

BTW you have very strong legs man, maybe u love them very much. Truly I haven’t seen any 17 year old to squat 500 without roids. Keep it up.[/quote]

Thanks man, I try my best and go in the gym to try to improve each session. Is that raw, cause that is amazing progress lol.

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Do you mind me asking what your last cycle looked like?

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[quote]jb99 wrote:
Do you mind me asking what your last cycle looked like?[/quote]

Yeah this is bodybuilding site so…

Took 50ml of test prop every second day and stanozolol tabs 30mg every day, for 9 weeks… pretty light, exactly for the summer. But it worked very greatly on me. Got clean mass on about 5kg, and added great strength, which i did not expect from this cycle. I think my lifestyle during this cycle effected the gains too. What i did is sleep, lift, and eat and watch TV all the time… no work, no school because its summer holidays, no girls, no shitting around, and i am happy with it.

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I would stick with power lifting for now and then move to bodybuilding. Some of the best in bodybuilding started off as power lifters and it has worked out best for them-Ronnie Coleman ext- You are very dedicated and you have a good chance to be a great competitor.

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Yuris, you said your squat has increased to 528x5…how bout your bench or deadlift…what do they look like now, I’m guessing much higher? (if not the bench, definaetly the deadlift)

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Very impressive physique and lifting numbers.

Nice job man, keep it up. I’ve been inspired.

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I’m not sure why age is the impressive part, I mean most people make their best strength and size gains in high school/college. I started lifting at 18 and have begun to surpass people who started in their 20’s but lifted longer. Its much easier to get strong younger. He has made great progress in his like 7 years of lifting, but the age isn’t what is impressive to me.

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Its impressive because he still has his twenties ahead of him to continue to grow and he is already at a very good level of development.

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That’s pretty good.

You can be both a powerlifter and a bodybuilder. Johnnie Jackson, for example, does both.

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[quote]rasturai wrote:
Yuris, you said your squat has increased to 528x5…how bout your bench or deadlift…what do they look like now, I’m guessing much higher? (if not the bench, definaetly the deadlift)[/quote]

Not quite, u see i got nasty trauma on my left chest about a month ago, using all kinds of medicine to keep me on regular routine, so i am not going for records there for now…

About deadlift, those 250kg i lifted was with ties (i tie my hands to the bar), donno how its called in English, and i don’t think i can lift it with bare hands, i can’t hold it, so im not putting any weight on till i can lift my records with bare hands… so im working on my forearms at the moment, to get them strong enough.

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[quote]shizen wrote:
I would stick with power lifting for now and then move to bodybuilding. Some of the best in bodybuilding started off as power lifters and it has worked out best for them-Ronnie Coleman ext- You are very dedicated and you have a good chance to be a great competitor. [/quote]

Exactly my thoughts now.
I think while i am young, while i don’t have any problems with health, ill go powerlifting, second reason, is i can get strong young, but i can’t really get the size and shape for serious bodybuilding at my 20 years, it takes time to grow that fucking huge meat on you.

Further more there is actually no bodybuilding in my country, all go fitness or super fitness, but we have big weightlifting and powerlifting federation here so, i will try myself there for now.

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What is it with Eastern Europe? All you guys over there are built like sh*t!

You look great for your age.

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East Europe guys built like sh*t? yeah tnx man…

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For 19 YOUR HUGE. Im 20, this gives me motivatio. If you dont mind me asking whats your routine? What do you do for cardio to keep in shape while still holdin tha mass you have?