posted January 29, 2000 09:05 PM         

i would use test, deca will show up on drug tests.

posted January 29, 2000 09:28 PM            

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posted January 29, 2000 09:35 PM            

TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION:
eat everything in sight and bulk up- but keep your running up. USE CREATINE up until the day that you leave for BUDS. it will take up to month for your muscle creatine levels to fall back to normal levels.
if you are going to use juice it is best to stay with short acting test and/or dbol. Just in case they test you- though only a really anal special forces CO will test for gear.
hope that helps. i have a couple friends at SFAS. of course they are juicing during the course- it helps that their CO juices himself.

BTW-they were on cycle before they left too.

posted January 29, 2000 11:05 PM            

Ranger

posted January 30, 2000 06:15 PM            

Ranger

posted January 31, 2000 09:12 AM            

Picture this, you and your swim buddy in the pool in Coronado, sharing a snorkel, no mask, no fins, in your gear. You both must stay submerged for 20 min while one nasty mother fucker DI is doing his best to drown you by pouring buckets of water down that snorkel. If any of you experts can tell me what steroid will help with this, I wish I'd known you 12 years ago.

Here is a little bit of advice I can give you on the topic however. Buy the best suit of long underwear you can afford. Silk will hold up the best and it will help keep equipment straps from digging into you. Pour a couple of capfulls of olive oil in your boots before wet hikes and runs to minimize the blisters and keep a big stash of candy bars where you can get them. You will need calories anywhere you can find them. Most of us lost 15 pounds during hell week. That was the advice givin to me from an awsome Yob from the SAS, no shit. and lastly I will give you the key to SpecWar;
"Fuck those Fucking fuckers before the can fucking fuck you."

posted January 31, 2000 01:30 PM           

Next up, is Slappy's comment. Talk like that will get you bitch slapped by some of the biggest guys around, who not only train to kill but generally train for size in their free time.

posted January 31, 2000 01:35 PM            

I went through pretty much all the same training as "The Ranger" and the sauce ain't gonna do it for you.

What no one on this board has mentioned, though I am sure the Ranger knows it (all Rangers know it, don't we?!) is that yes you have to be in great shape for BUDS, but as far as Hell Week goes, that is where they try to break your MIND and your SPIRIT.

So go there in the best shape you can, though at BUDS they will PT your ass off for a few weeks up to Hell Week. But of you are still looking for something to TAKE, try this,

Take stock of how badly you want it. If you don't really, really want it, don't even go. Save the taxpayers a few bucks and stay home. But if you do, and you'll never quit, then no chemical will do more for you than that desire.

Good luck

posted January 31, 2000 07:33 PM            

Ranger

posted February 01, 2000 05:50 AM            

Scourge, if you want to flame people, go to Anobolex or the UG board. It looks like slappy was just making a joke about how he felt about seals. no need to get mad and make yourself look like an ass, bro.

Damn, I just read scourge's message again..."train to kill".....lol. c'mon, man you sound like you're straight from a "b-movie" or something. "I know how to kill a man 27 different ways with my bare hands"....lol gimme a break. relax, buddy.

posted February 01, 2000 08:33 AM            

Before the course, carb up, drink plenty of water, and train like an endurance athletic, forget about BB'ing for the course.
Best of luck in your new career buddy.

From the fighting Irish, "slainte" from the Emerald Isle.

Bouncer.

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posted February 01, 2000 10:56 AM            

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posted February 01, 2000 11:34 AM           

As far as SEALS being skinny, some of them dudes look like walking redwoods. I have a brother who went through RIP school in the MARINES it damned near killed him. And that was the first part, the next school was Force Recon. Which makes buds look like a day at the beach. Don't get me wrong I have the utmost respect for Navy Seals they are one tough ass group.

Pont is forget the juice, you can't get it on the battlefield so don't rely on it in training.

posted February 01, 2000 08:46 PM            

PICK A NUMBER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Ha! Ha! LOL

Ranger

posted February 02, 2000 01:08 AM            

Four SEALs also gave their lives in Panama...there's nothing pussy about that - same goes to the 18 Rangers and two Delta Force guys who died in Somalia.

There were two SEALs in my Ranger school class - both officers, both tough as nails, and very professional. I was proud to graduate with them.

Just to clear up, thre are now 2300 Rangers, approx. I was on 75th Regt staff and came across info like that.

Marauder:

1 part quest for adventure
1 part crazy
1000 parts desire and resiliency

= grad of any school

Good luck

Matt

posted February 02, 2000 04:27 PM            

Secondly, I don't consider myself a very big guy (5'11" 233), but I was WAY bigger than any of the members of that SEAL team, and had 1/3 of the attitude. Now I can understand the attitude if they did't sound like a herd of elephants coming through the bush, but they did. They are a water specialty unit, period. And they are great in the water, but in a land operation they're just mediocre.

posted February 02, 2000 04:45 PM           

I also spent a year with the army and was not impressed in the least. I have respect for two special ops teams. Recon/Force Recon and Seals. I did not make it to the infantry supposedly my asvab score was to high and the field was closed.

As for juice, don't train with it, you can't get it in combat and if you rely on it in training you will fuck yourself in combat.

All who serve are good in my book. But my bias is with my family the Marine Corps. So it is with other people and the service they served in.

posted February 02, 2000 05:27 PM            

Ranger