HGH would enlarge your organs more than test anyway, wouldn't it???
HGH would enlarge your organs more than test anyway, wouldn't it???
I got kicked out of the army cause of bad eye sight and then started to suffer from deppersion started getting fat with a feeling of faliure that i let my self and my country down even tho my medical condtion is out of my control. the women i loved left me got even more depressed started drinking taking cocaine and just hating life.Than about 2 years later i woke up one day turned on the tv and this movie came on "PUMPING IRON" it changed my life i saw the dedication and the succes or death aditude of arnie and i was hooked. I nearly got a wood when he said " even if theres a bomb going off around you never lose your concentration" since then i started hitting the gym then the juice came a few years later. I think the steroids have made me more deppressed and a bit of a loner but who cares im big and good looking with a big ego to boot.
That felt really good to get off my chest never told anyone this before
Last edited by Euroholic; 11-10-2012 at 03:19 AM.
I am going to use because I plan on being an IFBB pro. I didn't have the skill to make the football, basketball, or soccer team in university, so I feel bodybuilding is one of the only options I have left. I guess i'm just a burned out high-school, all-star athelete who couldn't make it in college.
Having a big ego is fine IMO... I have one and i'm not big... I just know i've worked hard to get what I have... not only that, but I work no matter what. I have a bad shoulder and back, doctors tell me to rest, but instead I look for whatever ways or exercises I can that will still help me with my goals.
I'll also add that I think you should seek some help if you are having some depression issues.
Last edited by boxingfan30; 11-10-2012 at 07:39 AM.
No, Pacquiao needs to worry about not getting schooled by Marquez and Floyd. A reporter I know has been in quite deep with PED use in boxing... suddenly manny didn't look as good and couldn't hurt a 135 lb fighter moving up, but was able to hurt Mosley who had an all time great chin? Come on.
When you are thin, there's a big limit to your abilities. Hence the need for weight divisions. If you are bigger you often need less skill to be able to fight. As long as you can still move well. My trainer in high school was 130-140 kg benching 500lb and was quicker than me as a 60kg weakling.
Last edited by Tasmaniac; 11-10-2012 at 03:14 PM.
I use them because Lunk1 told me too![]()
Kinda like when he told u were a police negotiator? LolOriginally Posted by MuscleInk
Ur post literally made me lol
Hmmmm I use them to get massive and push heavy things around
Movement is a big part of boxing or fighting in general. Fighting is an art... it's not about aggression so much IMO. However, i'm not sure what you are getting at... so someone was quicker than you that was bigger? I'm saying that adding mass IMO does make one able to move quicker and to torque the body to punch for instance... therefore the muscles that help the body to move that are stronger are going to result in a better, and quicker punch. Being a puncher is more of a gift, but it all i'm saying is that it can be improved.
Heart is a massive part of being able to fight well. Along with some good footwork. And as a skinny fella, your ability will always be limited. But when you can hit hard your ability goes way up. Having a good size is also good because you can take a few hits. A good style of fighting to learn how to take hits is kyokushin karate. The theory is that if you feel pain while you train, you'll feel less in a real situation. And probably the most important factor is experience. Until I got into fights my training was almost useless. Now you also need to learn a heap of styles. BJJ, boxing, a karate kind of style and Muay Thai give you a great base. Every time I learn a new style I realise how one-dimensional people (including me) are...
Last edited by Tasmaniac; 11-11-2012 at 02:48 AM.
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