Genetics, Steroids or both
- Thread starter buster blood vessel
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Mad- scientist
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I think it comes down to bone structure, the ammount of androgen receptors you have also known as how well you respond to steroids, side effect tollerance, doing it for years on end, and most importantly going to the gym relegiously and putting 100% effort into every rep. Also these guys spend all of theyre money on bodybuilding they eat all the food possible they have perfect diets usually and alot of them have ways of making large amounts of money the normal person is not willing to do so they have more money to spend on food, steroids, supplements, chiropractors and all of that stuff. But really how many people do you see who use gear for about 8 years strait who even have good genetics not many people can handle that. I think that if you are a normal guy you have the ability to go pro you just have to have a un-normal amount of dedication to reach your goals and be willing to sacrafice everything.
bigkit34
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another example would be how some bodyparts respond better to training than others. alot of times the reason for this is the type of muscle fibers in the muscle. more fast-twitch or slow twitch fibers can come into play. you can do certain exercises that might emphasize each type but you can't replace them due to genetics
buster blood vessel
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I your point bro but I still believe these pro`s should keep more of their muscle
when they stop competing.
buster blood vessel
Member
Look at Stalone HGH really works for him
To me the answer is easy, if what you said is true, that guys like Kelvin's success is not so much due to their genetics but mostly due to their drug use, you would see many more examples of people from rich families success at pro level. They have much better access to quality AAS even with medical professional help.
buster blood vessel
Member
In my experience people from rich family`s never have the same hunger
to succeed and we all have access to quality gear.
Money doesn`t stop me taking huge amounts of gear, its the health risks
that keep me in check
buster blood vessel
Member
Are we talking Arnold here?
buster blood vessel
Member
Whats his story?
Sharmacus
ASSHAT
How big is someone's collarbone? I don't have naturally big collar bones, but they are like straight across even almost declining. I see a lot of fitness models etc who have the collarbones which incline upwards and make them look like they have small traps etc.
Mad- scientist
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I heard clenbuterol can help increase or change the ammount of fast twitch muscle fibers. I wonder if there are other drugs that can do that to
Mad- scientist
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Ive noticed people who are rich and have rich family's and live in wealthy areas usually cant get a hold of drugs including steroids as easy as some one who is from a area with more crime which tends to have more drug dealers. Also usually rich people don't want to be big and muscular they are usually more into fit lean body's.
Sharmacus
ASSHAT
That's the biggest assumption and stereotypical bullshit I've ever heard.
