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I would so much prefer this,yum yum
I'm thinking though, if I were to go down on the young lady with the huge quads before a workout, I would probably make some valued gains during my workouts with the free steroid boost. After all we are what we eat, NO?:he:
I'm thinking though, if I were to go down on the young lady with the huge quads before a workout, I would probably make some valued gains during my workouts with the free steroid boost. After all we are what we eat, NO?:he:
arty:You heard it here folks, from none other than Dr Bliss herself!
Women can and do build up muscle mass via use of free weights. With the right diet, supplements (like protein drinks etc), and regime they can build as big as they want. I dated a female body builder for a bit and she went from a normal inshape chick to having shoulders biggers than mine in about 8 weeks and no, no steroids were used.
I disagree with you a little on this issue Tboy. Yes one can achieve a very good physique the natural way keeping in mind tester-tone levels and genetics play a big part along with diet, commitment and intensity. Having said this, to reach the levels of the ladies portrayed here or to enter a Mr. Olympia contest and believe one can win without some artificial growth hormone of some kind I think is not realastic.
I would love to hear Maurice's opinion based on seemingly he has spent quite a bit of time pumping irene or if we have a doctor on site!
I would love to hear Maurice's opinion based on seemingly he has spent quite a bit of time pumping irene or if we have a doctor on site!
Genetics do play a huge part in muscle growth. For eg: I worked out 5 times a week and was able to do 300 crunches on the incline board at 40 deg. Did I get a six pack? pfft not. Even with dehydrating they never fully developed. Yet I know guys who worked out half as much, and developed a 6 pack in weeks.....I'm just not built that way....
Yes, testosterone plays a part, but I took Dr Bliss's comment to mean illegal steroid use. Taking vitamin supplements is no different IMO than eating massive amounts of steak, pasta etc to garner the building blocks for building muscle mass. I mean, if you're going to start saying legal supplements aren't "natural", then you could go as far to say an athlete drinking gatorade isn't natural either.....
As for committment, to get ripped like some of these ladies you have to just about make it your number one priority and to get that big, could take most of your life.......
Yes, testosterone plays a part, but I took Dr Bliss's comment to mean illegal steroid use. Taking vitamin supplements is no different IMO than eating massive amounts of steak, pasta etc to garner the building blocks for building muscle mass. I mean, if you're going to start saying legal supplements aren't "natural", then you could go as far to say an athlete drinking gatorade isn't natural either.....
As for committment, to get ripped like some of these ladies you have to just about make it your number one priority and to get that big, could take most of your life.......
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I think this one was played with- her face is feminine and pretty. She doesn't have the manly jaw line and strong masculine facial features that steroids will give to female bodybuilders.
With the trainers I have had they have all said Women can not develop muscles that size....does not matter what you say tboy.....a natural diet and a woman can not get that big without drugs.....I see woman body builders and have worked out and trained with one and none of them are like that....
Are you sure it was not a guy you where dating?:neutral:
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All I can say is when I slugged my ass at the gym 4 days a week for over two years, 2+ hour workouts at a time, supplements, eating properly, protein loading, good rest etc. I made substantial gains, but it wasn't like I doubled in size either, and I am a big damn ball of testosterone. Yeas a woman can get fit, and big, but not like that.
You know this how, were you tested?
But you also supported the genetics comment(s): you have to be pre-disposed to develope large muscle mass. Plus it all depends on your regime. I used universal machines and at the time, you had to pay extra for Nautilus. I won a 3 month upgrade and I accomplished more in those 3 months on nautilus than I did in 9 months on universal. So yeah, it all depends on what you do as to what you achieve.
Now I don't know if it has changed, but it is my understanding that the ONLY way to get big (aka huge) is freeweights.
Bliss: so your personal trainers said this huh? So if they were so good, why don't you post a pic of this hot body you should have?
Player: I know when I was working out I couldn't get enough calories in my body. The only way would be to constantly eat and I mean c o n s t a n t l y as in just about every waking minute. I went from having red meat once or twice a week, namely one pork chop, or 6 oz steak, to eating 2 chops or 12 oz steak EVERYday plus 3 or 4 potatos and vegetables etc etc.
Getting and staying that big is a lifelong committment.
Edit: According to this article, synthetic testosterone is an anabolic steroid. Sorry, I wasn't aware that testoterone was a steroid....
https://bodybuilding.about.com/od/womensfitnesstopics/a/womenmyths.htm
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Steroids use is usually accompanied by a very defined jawline, acne infested backs, shrinkage in a man's genital area, women's voices usually deepen and start to look masculine facially and of course we can't forget about roid rage.
