How come nobody ever talks about these guys

[supertech69]

They really were the Golden days of the sport. And I doubt in those days that your average joe would assume they were on anything. So people on the street would say "wow he must spend his life in the gym", opposed to what you might hear today "he's sticking a needle in his ass".

Well, as much as most hate to admit it, a lot of it is the needle that they are sticking in their ass. Not that they don't train & eat but, I'd be willing to bet that they don't have the dedication or intensity as the old timers w/out the juice, they'd be a hell of a lot smaller, there simply is no denying that. I prefer the look of the old but, I seriously doubt that you will ever see that come about again in the pro ranks.

 

[bodmin]

Arnold had shitty legs. With his amazing upper body his legs looked underdeveloped. I like huge legs.

bodmin

 

[serge]

I always see people discussin arnold,franco,haney dorian but what about guys like gary strydom , miek christian,rich gaspari,don long

those never made it, although i do have greatest respect for mike christian, he was one of the very first bodybuilders to speak very openly about his drug use

 

[THE BOUNCER]

Well, as much as most hate to admit it, a lot of it is the needle that they are sticking in their ass. Not that they don't train & eat but, I'd be willing to bet that they don't have the dedication or intensity as the old timers w/out the juice, they'd be a hell of a lot smaller, there simply is no denying that. I prefer the look of the old but, I seriously doubt that you will ever see that come about again in the pro ranks.

can't agree with you there bro. i can almost say with sertinty that none of the guys from the 70's trained like yates or coleman.