Heads up for military using AS

[maximized]

This is pretty whacked! My friend (hes in the air force) has been a lifter for a long time, but he sometimes lets himself go and he'll lose a lot of strength and weight, but then he'll get into it again and he'll gain like 25lbs of hard mass and gain most of his strength back in like a month's time. Well, he got into it pretty big and had a big gain and everyone was "wanting to know how he did it" and implied he was on AS. so because of the big commotion, the higher ups had to get in on it and he has to take all of his supplements into the commander to see and take an AS test! granite hes just laughing at them because he hasnt taken any, but still i hate idiotic people that get in others business. just let it be. they are just jealous the only exercise they do is looking for the tv control. but just wanted to let any of you military peeps out there, i guess they can and will test us if they are suspect. kinda makes me not wanna do my cycle. but fuck it. btw, how long does it take to get sust/dbol out of you?



-max

 

[TheGame23]

3 months for the sust. Not sure about the d-bol but I believe it is shorter.

 

[juice4me]

i guess they can and will test us if they are suspect.

-max

so whats new about that.

 

[ryker77]

thanks for the heads up.. Glad your buddy is clean it'll make the CO lool real stupid spending the units money.

 

[KONDOR9]

Thank God!!

There is nothing worse than a muscular soldier.

 

[TheGame23]

Thank God!! There is nothing worse than a muscular soldier.

Haha...yeah no kidding. Why would we want our soldiers to have a physical advantage over the enemy. That would be cheating!

 

[Gorlim]

after a certain point excess muscle would be a disadvantage....
besides soldiers use guns..

 

[kingc_79]

i think they should issue us one cycle each every year along with our clothing allowance. now that would be the shit! i get that shit from the people i work with too. theyre still askin me what im on and i've been off for quite a while now.

 

[gethard1]

In 1988

I was in the airforce and was lifting very seriously, NO GEAR, just supps. I was 225lbs and for 5'8" I was overweight , NOT, I looked awesome. they sent me to loma linda medical center and did the dunk tank body fat test and electro conduction test I ended up at 9% body fat, I was happy as hell, because you could have 18% if you went by BF not height weight.
I couldn't have been more wrong, my company commander ordered me to STOP lifting weights!! And put me on the fat boy program!! he stated that the military has an appearence to keep up and I did not fit the typical air force profile!! what an ass!

 

[CN1]

when it comes to bb and the military most guys dont know shit, and I was thinking, If I was in the military, hell I would have to drop 40lbs or so, cause at 6'1 240, if I had to carry all that extra weight they do plus the weapon I would be carrying around 290-310 lbs, and at 240 with all the muscle mass I have, hell I get winded quick, those military guys are on the majority skinny asses, but you have to give them props for carrying around all that weight and walkin and runnin they do!

 

[mlomker]

No one is going to accuse the special forces guys of being out of shape, but they aren't bodybuilders. The military is much more interested in endurance than in strength. As someone else mentioned, we bomb and shoot enemies from afar these days...hand to hand combat is pretty rare. Why risk our men when we have superior weapons?