Do you think bodybuilder is only Pedīs? Think again

[Freak]

Is so easy to understand how training is so important when you see the biggest athletes training ( Ronnie, Dorian , Dallas Mc Carver, Nick Walker ) . If the anabolics is the secret why this top athletes suffer so much on training ?

And the food , if you see Jay Cutler video eating during the night to win Mr Olympia over the best all time Ronnie Coleman , do you still think food is not one of the most important thinks in this sport ?

Yes and rest you need to have a 8 hours deep sleep and if possible some naps during the day to garanted you are fully recovered from your intense workouts

Anabolics will improve absortion of nutrients , recovery of training but is results are always dependent from how hard you train , how perfect is your diet and if you sleep and rest enough. Beginners always think the more you use the bigger you get and this is not the reality because when you are a beginner you will not gain more muscle using 2gr test instead of 500mg week. Is this true? Of course because when you’re a beginner anything works great and you grow easy. The dosages should be increased only when gains stop and you are getting bigger and bigger , and thaīs why top pros use more than us ( because they need to keep all that muscle) but we never need that amount since we have much less muscle .
What do you think is good genetics? I said is the one that can put on mass so quick with less gear, less food and training light , This is why Dexter Jackson stay on action until 50 years old

Be smart , stay healthy using the less gear you need , not forcing food and training smart without crazy weights and compound movements . .

Bodybuilding is easy and simple , don’t complicate it !
MONSTRO

[Marshall1019]

It wasn't until I intensified my training when my body started to change. Some of the pros and great trainers talk about the difference in moving weight, and training the intended muscle. Understanding the difference in those two things will do more for ones physique than any amount of gear. Training like a mad man with intention and purpose, combined with gear, diet, and rest is the key to success.