pro B.B. training, they dont practice what they preach

[tony_canuck]

i just want to back up Dorian. His video is great, and he uses good solid form.

The most important thing is not getting hurt. I've been hurt before through pushing too much weight, and during the last few years have used much better and slower form, and have had no major injuries (knock on wood) even though I still lift a good amount of weight. You can't grow when your at home due to a torn tricep................

[Nickleby]

Pheedno

Here here old thing!!!

I don't reply much on this board for fear I will pass on the wrong message to the newer bro's, or offer up a wrong opinion, and therefore I log in every day and read the responses....no matter what it is that is being discussed. I too am learning even after 18 years of training and several cycles.

Gundam's "opinions" and "remarks" smack of sheer ignorance and continue to be a bane on this board. His feedback on topics such as Fina, Tren, and Test Prop recently leaves a lot to be desired as he's never even taken these meds. In fact, he has a comment on most meds, which he knows nothing about. He's done ONE cycle!

I care not for the signature he's left at the bottom of his replies as it only proves that he knows nothing about what he is profering, and wants no flame directed back at him. Classic coward!

Again, Gundam.....please do not reply to people's questions without the solid background you so obviously lack!

[BigGreen]

In fact, he has a comment on most meds, which he knows nothing about. He's done ONE cycle!

Not to defend any grossly erroneous information on the part of ANYONE, but that particular employment of criteria is approaching a somewhat dangerous standard of knowledge. My favorite English professor did not attend Yale Law School (in fact he didn't attend law school period), but I put near infinite faith in his ability to effectively guide me towards that goal for myself. Likewise, I have not yet completed a single cycle, but the intense research I put in to taking that step (easily close to two years of pure researching...starting at the bottom - friends who had used - and eventually working my way up to the top - this board) has made me, I believe, as knowledgable as guys who have done five or six cycles, perhaps moreso. Similarly, there are guys who have NEVER even so much as started a cycle, yet they know more about AAS in the course of their research than I will attain in quite some time.

I've heard bad advice dispensed from guys with multiple cycles under their belt and gear virgins alike. Additionally, I've heard solid, solid advice from long-time users as well as guys who've never touched a needle. I think it is essential that we objectively evaluate the information first, then the source.

[Dipsy]

yo

i must have seen yates’ video at least er.... i lost count and i think yates trains with impeccable form

dipsy.