Juice is not magic!!!

[aussiebound]

I have to vent this out to everyone. I was with some friends and we were just joking around flexing in the mirror at my apt. I am much larger then them but they are the type that go to the gym just to go to the gym Someone commented, "Well I would be that big if I stuck a needle in my ass" I almost flipped out on him. So many people have the misconception that if you use gear you will automatically blow up, BULLLLSHITT!!! It takes even more commitment, harder training and a stricter diet. Granted gear will aide in your devlopment it is certainly not a cure all I just hate people who think that if they use gear, they will be the next Ronnie.

 

[DaddyX]

i hear ya bro

 

[HGH man--Chargeback]

It takes years of working out ,trying supplements, eating right, before you do steroids. If it came out of a bottle don't you think everyone would have a great body. Your right ,Juice is not Magic. Even a Magician practices for years before he can perform.

 

[Spidey]

It is magic!! Comon man, I barely got the needle out of my ass before I looked like Arnold You mean that didn't happen to you???

-Spidey

 

[Wyllis]

I cant agree more. My girlfriend said to me a couple of nights ago that if natural bodybuilders took A.S. they would be bigger than me easily because of the way they train.

It really pissed me off especially as she sees how much effort I put into every aspect of my bodybuilding lifestyle.

 

[wizardnor]

It takes years of working out ,trying supplements, eating right, before you do steroids. If it came out of a bottle don't you think everyone would have a great body. Your right ,Juice is not Magic. Even a Magician practices for years before he can perform.

i agreed 100% but the juice pull my foot out the grave

 

[OXANDRIN]

a good diet can be magic though.....anyone want to argue that?

 

[dzuljas]

do you believe in magic?

 

[Hercules]

Juice is just a boost. It does not make miracles/dreams come true but it does help you a lot. People think that just by going on they will get huge but little do they know that diet is #1 in gaining followed by training. I have seen people who went on a cycle, didnt eat much because they were lazy and thought juice would do it all and ended up losing wieght on a bulking cycle. I have seen people who say the same things to me like " Wait til this summer when I go on and I will be bigger than you!!". I just laugh and say" buddy I have given you 3 years and you still havent caught up so what makes you think you can do it now??"


My advice is to not take things personally because they will find out sooner or later what it takes and it will happen!!

 

[Nelson Montana]

YOU ARE ALL SO FULL OF SHIT...

You can tell yourselves whatever makes you feel good, but the truth of the matter is, juice will give you an unparalleled advantage. Compare a guy who trains like a madman, eats a perfect diet, takes every supplements in the world and put him up against a guy who trains 3X's a week and eats normally but takes 25 mgs of d-bol a day, and 9 times out of 10 he's going to be more muscular and continue to progress far faster than the first guy.

What I'm most proud of is a before and after picture of myself on my site where I show my progress as a natural. Natural bodybuilders appreciate it but most everyone who has juiced responds with a "big deal." I've also made great progress on the tiniest amounts of juice using methods that took years to develop, but again, who cares when you can do a gram of test a week and grow like crazy even if you train wrong. Most members of this board will never learn how to train correctly because they'll never have to.

As Dan Duchaine said "Steroids are the rabbit in the hat, and the ace up the sleeve." With them, you will look like a bodybuilder. Without them, most people will mearly look "fit."

What I'm saying isn't a dismissal or a condemnation. It's just the way it is -- which is fine -- but stop thumping your chest with pride because you think you work hard for what you've got. That's like winning a marathon by taking a car service to the finish line and complaining about the traffic along the way.