OT - LeBron and Steroids?

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There is your answer as to the effectiveness of olympic testing and a big name athlete using performance enhancers..

[ReekDaVill]

Last year I was 14 years old and I was 6'1" and weighed 120 pounds I gained 30 pounds in 4 months 95% of which all muscle and now I weigh 148 in five months. Its possible and a lot of people told/recommended HGH because it can make me taller since I'm still very young and it would help me gain mass. I doubt I'm the first that got told about this, however gaining muscle isn't that hard unless your allergic to working hard and drinking a lot of supplements. Lebron looks like a guy that works hard day in and day out I don't think he takes them.

Buddy you're 14 years old. Stop trying to jack yourself up. It's not good for your body at this age.

Thats a myth, unless your form is very bad nothing will happen to you and most people try to lift their 10 RM weight I always go 5 under. Gaining weight more of eating thing than a weight lifting thing, HGH just helps the users solidify their muscles.

[ToffKobe]

There is your answer as to the effectiveness of olympic testing and a big name athlete using performance enhancers..

Image fail.

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They took it off..

[Bowen12]

"legendary work ethic"???? I know people who work double shifts all week for crappy pay. That is work ethic. Hitting the gym, taking shots, and playing 35 minutes in a game is nothing.

Chill there buddy, it's all relative. Yes lets empathize for people that are in the middle class or lower, having to work double shifts for crappy pay. I'm not discounting what they do at all. But is that really work ethic? For some it probably is. The others should look at themselves in the mirror and ask why they are in the pay check to pay check situation they are in. Those people either have to do it for mere survival or if they don't, then they live on the street. So again, is that really work ethic or is it necessity? If the latter group had true work ethic, then they wouldn't be in that situation to begin with.

Now the "legendary work ethic" this fellow is referring to is in basketball terms. Being in the gym for 6-8 hours, shooting a thousand plus shots a day. Lifting until your nervous system says stop or you'll throw up. Running sprints until your lungs start burning. Stretching 3-6 times a day after every meal. In basketball terms, that is legendary work ethic.

I don't personally know you, nor do I want to, but don't be so bitter buddy. If I would thin-slice your response, I'd say you're part of the 40% of people who join a gym and quit within the first 60 days. Or you're one of those people who joined a gym, went 4 times in your first week after January 1st and stopped going. Or you're someone who has lived life full of excuses and explanations, fooled around in you're younger years of life and now are working double shifts, living pay check to pay check just to survive. Yeah, great work ethic.

[Linsane]

Maybe this explain his forehead

[LittleOzzy]

Not sure why this thread ended up here, but it is now locked.