I honestly believe that you don’t need to keep getting stronger to build larger muscles. Yes, it will happen to some degree invariably, but some of the best competitors I’ve ever met are also among the “weaker” (relatively of course) ones. Of course this isn’t always the case, but the “a stronger muscle is always a bigger muscle” saying is complete bunk IMO".
(waiting for those with limited understanding of the ‘big picture’ to either reply telling me I’m wrong, or start a new thread telling me I’m wrong and how all the hugest guys in their gym are just super strong -lol)
I think steroids should be legalized and regulated in America.
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How?[/quote]
That’s above my pay-grade lol. I’m honestly not sure how it would work, and I’ve never used so my knowledge is limited. I just remember Dorian Yates talking about something similar due to some of the problems people have these days with the efficacy, purity, and safety of the gear they buy from some random schmuck they have to trust isn’t screwing them.
I think steroids should be legalized and regulated in America.
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How?[/quote]
That’s above my pay-grade lol. I’m honestly not sure how it would work, and I’ve never used so my knowledge is limited. I just remember Dorian Yates talking about something similar due to some of the problems people have these days with the efficacy, purity, and safety of the gear they buy from some random schmuck they have to trust isn’t screwing them.[/quote]
The issue I see with this is the same issue I see with legalizing marijuana.
Legalizing it will not stop the illegal sale of the “drug”
Increased state and federal revenue from taxation is all well and good but some(most?) users would still purchase their product from their sources and pay less than in a store.
I’m not sure about legalizing it but I think de demonizing them would be a good start.
There are so many potentially helpful applications.
I think steroids should be legalized and regulated in America.
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Uh it actually is, a Dr can prescribe all your steroids.
The problem is he WONT[/quote]
Will you or Professor X prescribe them to us?
That is why I said a good start would be De Demonizing them.
Miracle drug for HIV patients but they kill healthy people?
lol
I think steroids should be legalized and regulated in America.
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Uh it actually is, a Dr can prescribe all your steroids.
The problem is he WONT[/quote]
Will you or Professor X prescribe them to us?
That is why I said a good start would be De Demonizing them.
Miracle drug for HIV patients but they kill healthy people?
lol[/quote]
Yea man, DEA are cracking down on Dr’s writing Hydrocodone, they will storm trooper a Dr who writes steroids.
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
No flaming? Okay, suck on this one:
I honestly believe that you don’t need to keep getting stronger to build larger muscles. Yes, it will happen to some degree invariably, but some of the best competitors I’ve ever met are also among the “weaker” (relatively of course) ones. Of course this isn’t always the case, but the “a stronger muscle is always a bigger muscle” saying is complete bunk IMO".
(waiting for those with limited understanding of the ‘big picture’ to either reply telling me I’m wrong, or start a new thread telling me I’m wrong and how all the hugest guys in their gym are just super strong -lol)
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
No flaming? Okay, suck on this one:
I honestly believe that you don’t need to keep getting stronger to build larger muscles. Yes, it will happen to some degree invariably, but some of the best competitors I’ve ever met are also among the “weaker” (relatively of course) ones. Of course this isn’t always the case, but the “a stronger muscle is always a bigger muscle” saying is complete bunk IMO".
(waiting for those with limited understanding of the ‘big picture’ to either reply telling me I’m wrong, or start a new thread telling me I’m wrong and how all the hugest guys in their gym are just super strong -lol)
[quote]The Mighty Stu wrote:
No flaming? Okay, suck on this one:
I honestly believe that you don’t need to keep getting stronger to build larger muscles. Yes, it will happen to some degree invariably, but some of the best competitors I’ve ever met are also among the “weaker” (relatively of course) ones. Of course this isn’t always the case, but the “a stronger muscle is always a bigger muscle” saying is complete bunk IMO".
(waiting for those with limited understanding of the ‘big picture’ to either reply telling me I’m wrong, or start a new thread telling me I’m wrong and how all the hugest guys in their gym are just super strong -lol)
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I’m glad you said this. I have been lifting for MMC/chasing the pump since the beginning of the year and have exploded. My numbers haven’t been going up much, but each session I feel I can work the muscles “harder” with the same weight.
this would get absolutely destroyed in any other part of this forum, but I think that a ripped 170-180 lb dude (at my height 5’9" ish) is much more impressive looking than a 220 lb dude carrying extra bodyfat. One is clearly bigger and more muscular, and one can clearly commit and stick to a diet. I’m not ragging on the dudes that just don’t care about being lean, do your own thing, but don’t try to convince me you look better than a photo shoot ready fitness model because you look bigger.
