Just recently read an article regarding the importance of joint health, especially lifting heavy ass weights in bodybuilding. So I was wondering if you guys recommend a 20 year old to take glucosamine supplements? (not sure whether taking additional glucosamine is needed at my age)
Pretty sure the general consensus is that glucosamine doesn’t do shit
Fish oil. Fish oil my friend. It’s the human grade WD40 for joints 
Not sure. I know alot of guys who take it and swear by it, but I know alot who have and said it did nothing they could notice.
That’s kindof the thing really, how are you going to know right here and now whether its worked?
Evidence for it ain’t too good, but then again there isn’t really alot of evidence.
My advice is to make sure you’ve got sound exercise techniques and good dietary habits.
Will be interesting to see other thoughts.
i’ve gone from 165 - 230 in the last few years.
i run and jump and box and fall and everything.
i don’t use glucosomine.
i feel sexy.
[quote]HolyMacaroni wrote:
i’ve gone from 165 - 230 in the last few years.
i run and jump and box and fall and everything.
i don’t use glucosomine.
i feel sexy.[/quote]
You are sexy baby yeah!!!
Joint health is all about connective tissue integrity and smart programming. A healthy diet ( which includes heaps of EFA’s and vitamins and minerals from real food) and balance to your training should set you up for the long run.
[quote]Bicep_craze wrote:
Fish oil. Fish oil my friend. It’s the human grade WD40 for joints :)[/quote]
I’d rather take the oil from the tits of your avatar 
[quote]forbes wrote:
Bicep_craze wrote:
Fish oil. Fish oil my friend. It’s the human grade WD40 for joints
I’d rather take the oil from the tits of your avatar ;)[/quote]
I feel your pain. I’d like too 
Bicep_craze I don’t even know what this thread is about I’ve been staring at your avatar for like 10 mins awaiting for the hands to move out of the way
[quote]ucallthatbass wrote:
Bicep_craze I don’t even know what this thread is about I’ve been staring at your avatar for like 10 mins awaiting for the hands to move out of the way[/quote]
So I’m not the only one eh??
save your shoulders
bench properly
and warm up your shoulders
[quote]forbes wrote:
ucallthatbass wrote:
Bicep_craze I don’t even know what this thread is about I’ve been staring at your avatar for like 10 mins awaiting for the hands to move out of the way
So I’m not the only one eh??[/quote]
Aye frustrating I know.
OP, bdw in regards to an ounce → Ali G - Who Wants to Win an Ounce - YouTube
[quote]forbes wrote:
ucallthatbass wrote:
Bicep_craze I don’t even know what this thread is about I’ve been staring at your avatar for like 10 mins awaiting for the hands to move out of the way
So I’m not the only one eh??[/quote]
No matter how long I look, she just doesn’t seem to ever gonna take her hands off!!!
[quote]Taufiq wrote:
forbes wrote:
ucallthatbass wrote:
Bicep_craze I don’t even know what this thread is about I’ve been staring at your avatar for like 10 mins awaiting for the hands to move out of the way
So I’m not the only one eh??
No matter how long I look, she just doesn’t seem to ever gonna take her hands off!!![/quote]
You just havent looked for long enough!
Magnesium and Potassium
[quote]Boffin wrote:
Taufiq wrote:
forbes wrote:
ucallthatbass wrote:
Bicep_craze I don’t even know what this thread is about I’ve been staring at your avatar for like 10 mins awaiting for the hands to move out of the way
So I’m not the only one eh??
No matter how long I look, she just doesn’t seem to ever gonna take her hands off!!!
You just havent looked for long enough![/quote]
If only there was a way to slow it down…
I kinda felt like my joints were smother once I had been using it for some time. The problem is that the loading phase for it can be in the 8-9 week range. Itâ??s just really hard to measure the impact, if any, of a supplement that can take that long to work.
There are a lot of people that swear by it though. I never really noticed a big change, but was going to go back on it again for a while and make a final decision.
2-words for the avatar = Gianna Michaels.
/end hijack.
[quote]stockzy wrote:
Joint health is all about connective tissue integrity and smart programming. A healthy diet ( which includes heaps of EFA’s and vitamins and minerals from real food) and balance to your training should set you up for the long run.
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Proper Warm Up…both general & specific.
Full ROM training