Under Construction Documentary

[RangerDanger830]

I haven't been on here in awhile and I don't know how long this documentary has been out but watching it prompted me to come here again and revisit the forums.

Am I the only one who has quite a problem with this documentary? He gets a lot right, he really does. I agree with him in a lot of aspects such as training hard, eating healthy and eating a lot, and that AAS are dangerous.

But this guy, this guy right here. It's the little things that get me, and some big things. For starters, I was an impressionable know-it-all teenager once. I don't care what he says to downplay taking large doses of AAS, as a young guy I would've taken the wrong message from that regardless. I don't think he realizes how many newbies are going to see him injecting that much gear and use his being alive and "seemingly" healthy as justification.

Which brings me to my next issue, he isn't healthy at all. His resting respirations are through the roof for what is considered normal, hell, they are high for what I consider normal on a Tren cycle. His body fat is out of control which he so calmly used his pec tear for justification to be lazy with his diet. No doubt his heart is working overtime all of the time. These are not the kinds of guys you see living to be 100. His role model at 400lbs didn't make it very far either. His wife just enables his wreckless use.

Maybe it is just me but he should've also shown bloodwork and been more specific with his ancillary usage if he truly wanted to document his findings. I found that a lot of the specific stats in this cycle were left out and I am curious as to why. Hell, I don't even think his 4-week PCT was enough but maybe I am just overly cautious.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.

[davesah1]

IMO the guy looks like crap for what he uses.

[tarmyg]

Been following him since day one on Youtube. Completely honest about what he does and so forth which I think counts for something. He sure has not had an easy road.