Athletes and taking steroids

[Hulk54]

Doing some research on athletes and steroids, and was wondering whether or not the amount of steroids they should inject is different than the amount used by bodybuilders or your average person simply looking to put on size. Anyone know what the answer might be?

I've heard that athletes taking steroids have to be careful about the amount the inject due to loss of coordination as you pack on size, anyone know if this is true?

[Swifto]

Doing some research on athletes and steroids, and was wondering whether or not the amount of steroids they should inject is different than the amount used by bodybuilders or your average person simply looking to put on size. Anyone know what the answer might be?

I've heard that athletes taking steroids have to be careful about the amount the inject due to loss of coordination as you pack on size, anyone know if this is true?

I dont know what an earth you're talking about. I dont think you do either.

[bjohnson1968]

I dont know what an earth you're talking about. I dont think you do either.

LMAO.....That's funny Swifto

[Livinlean]

So your asking if you should take a unconventional dosage? What are your stats? What is your proposed cycle? And what kind of athlete are you

[Lemonada8]

it doesnt matter what kind of steroid you take, its all about the training.

[Far from massive]

Seen plenty of very well muscled athletes who were extremly coordinated, seen plenty of skinny athletes who were dorky. Really I think weakness in particular muscles that are part of muscle groups causes more problems with coordination than too much muscle so no I really don't think this would be a problem.

What I would suggest is to quit listening to your friends ( school level athletes etc) who say they know about athletes and steroids. And stick to news from mainstream sportscasts or direct qoutes from athletes (but keep in mind they will often be forced to tell lies when speaking in public) this way you will be a lot less likely to hear someone make up a lie instead of just saying "I really don't know".