Man bro you are doing wrestlers a disservice everywhere. We are supposed to be the intelligent athletes.
Well this guy is long gone. Never to return to this dark scary corner of the internet.
Are you division one? What weight class did you wrestle and is you’er collegiate career over?
[quote]A-rod wrote:
Man bro you are doing wrestlers a disservice everywhere. We are supposed to be the intelligent athletes.
Well this guy is long gone. Never to return to this dark scary corner of the internet.
Are you division one? What weight class did you wrestle and is you’er collegiate career over?[/quote]
Naw bro the smart guys are O-lineman in football… We gotta be smart because we are blocking guys that are bigger, stronger, and faster 99% of the time LOL D-lineman are usually big meat heads that bang their heads on the wall for fun…
[quote]krummdiddy wrote:
[quote]installglass wrote:
Cobra and OP, you both make comments about being more respectful in one way or another.
I think it’s disrespectful of anyone to come in here and ask for advice when they clearly haven’t done their homework. If you claim to know world class lifters then you don’t need to be here. If anyone spends 1hr looking at information readily available on the Internet they wouldn’t propose a plan like this. It’s simple really. People get flamed for wasting everyone else’s time and being annoying. I made a comment in another topic about 90% of the new posters not being ready.
This is another case. OP hasn’t even put in the effort to research his cycle. Should we fix it for him when he hasn’t made an effort? Should we listen to his claims about knowing as much about training as people on this board (Walkway or RDS)? Should we listen to his stories about training with world class bodybuilders that he isn’t asking for advice?[/quote]
I couldn’t agree with this more… Me personally I know my knowledge base is decent but I will defer to several people I grew up lifting with on just about any topic… When I started thinking about running a cycle those are the first people I asked for advice… So if he really knew “world class bodybuilders” he would have asked them… The only think I don’t agree with is it being easy to research, to me it seems like there is a lot of contradicting information out there… [/quote]
I didn’t say it was easy. I said that he essentially didn’t try. Research is reasonably easy though. The internet is full of information. Some may be contradictory but with some effort you can weed through alot of it. I am just saying it isn’t our responsibility to do all of the work. Put forth a little effort before coming in here. If a person can’t figure out some of the contradictory stuff then this forum is a good place to get clarification. It is not a personal trainer and cycle planner.
[quote]installglass wrote:
[quote]krummdiddy wrote:
[quote]installglass wrote:
Cobra and OP, you both make comments about being more respectful in one way or another.
I think it’s disrespectful of anyone to come in here and ask for advice when they clearly haven’t done their homework. If you claim to know world class lifters then you don’t need to be here. If anyone spends 1hr looking at information readily available on the Internet they wouldn’t propose a plan like this. It’s simple really. People get flamed for wasting everyone else’s time and being annoying. I made a comment in another topic about 90% of the new posters not being ready.
This is another case. OP hasn’t even put in the effort to research his cycle. Should we fix it for him when he hasn’t made an effort? Should we listen to his claims about knowing as much about training as people on this board (Walkway or RDS)? Should we listen to his stories about training with world class bodybuilders that he isn’t asking for advice?[/quote]
I couldn’t agree with this more… Me personally I know my knowledge base is decent but I will defer to several people I grew up lifting with on just about any topic… When I started thinking about running a cycle those are the first people I asked for advice… So if he really knew “world class bodybuilders” he would have asked them… The only think I don’t agree with is it being easy to research, to me it seems like there is a lot of contradicting information out there… [/quote]
I didn’t say it was easy. I said that he essentially didn’t try. Research is reasonably easy though. The internet is full of information. Some may be contradictory but with some effort you can weed through alot of it. I am just saying it isn’t our responsibility to do all of the work. Put forth a little effort before coming in here. If a person can’t figure out some of the contradictory stuff then this forum is a good place to get clarification. It is not a personal trainer and cycle planner.[/quote]
agree’d