Does any body here roid?

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I play football and im thinking of roiding so i can keep up with the competition. ive got a couple d2 scholarships being offered but i think i belong d1. so ihave to walk on.
btw im an offensive lineman. last year i weigh 270 as a junior and during that summer i dropped 50 pounds and i played my senior year at 225. ive managed toget up to 245 but i wanna get close to 300 by try outs
 
I think NTer GOING TO GET IT mentions it in his online bio or something... shoot him a pm.
 
You're gonna die young.
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you're wack son, and will regret that decision for the rest of your life. word to all the other athletes who have done it. don't do it
 
Go play D-2 and be thankful for the opportunity to get a free education while doing what you love...
 
you really should look to roids, its definitely the difference between you belonging in d2 or getting d1 scholarships. make sure you take copious amounts ofit, you might even crack the nfl.
 
lol, i guess im not good enough. i play o-line. im 6 foot and 225 pounds and managed to get d2 scholarships and i only plan to roid if i decide to go d1.
 
I wouldn't do it, I played with a bunch of guys on em in HS and almost all of them got injured at some point in the season. Your body won't be able tohandle gaining that much weight so quickly, it will put so much strain on your joints and ligaments.

be smart and take a scholarship, football is football it shouldn't matter what stage you are playing on.
 
Originally Posted by Hess Side 978

I wouldn't do it, I played with a bunch of guys on em in HS and almost all of them got injured at some point in the season. Your body won't be able to handle gaining that much weight so quickly, it will put so much strain on your joints and ligaments.

be smart and take a scholarship, football is football it shouldn't matter what stage you are playing on.
QFT.
 
Originally Posted by Hess Side 978

I wouldn't do it, I played with a bunch of guys on em in HS and almost all of them got injured at some point in the season. Your body won't be able to handle gaining that much weight so quickly, it will put so much strain on your joints and ligaments.

be smart and take a scholarship, football is football it shouldn't matter what stage you are playing on.

i was a d1 prospect until i lost all the weight. and i really wanna play d1 so i can stay close to home. im not feeling a move out to kentucky or kansas ormissouri. i visited the schools and all the areas are wack. im comfortable living where i live and plus with all the merit money and financial aide im only pay2gs a sememster for a private school. and playing football there would be so much funner
 
Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by Hess Side 978

I wouldn't do it, I played with a bunch of guys on em in HS and almost all of them got injured at some point in the season. Your body won't be able to handle gaining that much weight so quickly, it will put so much strain on your joints and ligaments.

be smart and take a scholarship, football is football it shouldn't matter what stage you are playing on.

i was a d1 prospect until i lost all the weight. and i really wanna play d1 so i can stay close to home. im not feeling a move out to kentucky or kansas or missouri. i visited the schools and all the areas are wack. im comfortable living where i live and plus with all the merit money and financial aide im only pay 2gs a sememster for a private school. and playing football there would be so much funner


what D2 school did you visit in kentucky?
 
Originally Posted by tylerhundley

Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by Hess Side 978

I wouldn't do it, I played with a bunch of guys on em in HS and almost all of them got injured at some point in the season. Your body won't be able to handle gaining that much weight so quickly, it will put so much strain on your joints and ligaments.

be smart and take a scholarship, football is football it shouldn't matter what stage you are playing on.

i was a d1 prospect until i lost all the weight. and i really wanna play d1 so i can stay close to home. im not feeling a move out to kentucky or kansas or missouri. i visited the schools and all the areas are wack. im comfortable living where i live and plus with all the merit money and financial aide im only pay 2gs a sememster for a private school. and playing football there would be so much funner


what D2 school did you visit in kentucky?
Kentucky Wesleyan
 
Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by DoubleJs07

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D1 o-line weighing 245....

just quit now.

do u have any schollies on the table?


Nope. But you do. And you are willing to F that up by taking steroids. Smart. Can I ask you something? If you were a D1 prospect at 270, why the drastic weightloss? You may have your own personal reasons, but clearly its not for health related reasons.
 
Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by tylerhundley

Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by Hess Side 978

I wouldn't do it, I played with a bunch of guys on em in HS and almost all of them got injured at some point in the season. Your body won't be able to handle gaining that much weight so quickly, it will put so much strain on your joints and ligaments.

be smart and take a scholarship, football is football it shouldn't matter what stage you are playing on.

i was a d1 prospect until i lost all the weight. and i really wanna play d1 so i can stay close to home. im not feeling a move out to kentucky or kansas or missouri. i visited the schools and all the areas are wack. im comfortable living where i live and plus with all the merit money and financial aide im only pay 2gs a sememster for a private school. and playing football there would be so much funner


what D2 school did you visit in kentucky?
Kentucky Wesleyan


Kentucky Wesleyan is a good school. Go there, try to get a starting spot your freshman or sophomore year. Get some good strength training from their coachesand add some weight, play good and get the grades up and then try to transfer to a D1 school. Hell you might even like being in Kentucky and could transfer toUK, UL, or WKU and be on a D1 sqaud.
 
Originally Posted by dland24

Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by DoubleJs07

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D1 o-line weighing 245....

just quit now.

do u have any schollies on the table?


Nope. But you do. And you are willing to F that up by taking steroids. Smart. Can I ask you something? If you were a D1 prospect at 270, why the drastic weight loss? You may have your own personal reasons, but clearly its not for health related reasons.
i broke my hand a couldnt work out, the only thing i could do was run. so i ran. i wanted to stop at 250, but it came off so easy and i kept goingidk why tho. i lost all the weight in 6 weeks. and it took me5 months to gain back 20 pounds. i made a thread about it in general when i lost the weight. ithink back in august or july
 
Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by DoubleJs07

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D1 o-line weighing 245....

just quit now.

do u have any schollies on the table?
typical d-bag football player response, take a joke guy, not everybody cares about how good of a player you are, there's more to being a goodsport than being good at sports.


Originally Posted by paliplaya2010

Originally Posted by Hess Side 978

I wouldn't do it, I played with a bunch of guys on em in HS and almost all of them got injured at some point in the season. Your body won't be able to handle gaining that much weight so quickly, it will put so much strain on your joints and ligaments.

be smart and take a scholarship, football is football it shouldn't matter what stage you are playing on.

i was a d1 prospect until i lost all the weight. and i really wanna play d1 so i can stay close to home. im not feeling a move out to kentucky or kansas or missouri. i visited the schools and all the areas are wack. im comfortable living where i live and plus with all the merit money and financial aide im only pay 2gs a sememster for a private school. and playing football there would be so much funner
did you just ignore the part I said about injuries? you'll be sorry if you blow out your knee and can't even finish your college career.
 
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