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ive used Jack3d and C4 seems like my body used to it already. hows that Crush ?I do both,
Currently using a stuff Called Crush,
hands down best I've ever used in my life.
I also meal prep
There's nothing wrong with a little debate here and there
And to touch on what makes someone a bodybuilder
Just because you play basketball with your boys doesn't make you a basketball player.
You're right and I'm guilty of being apart of the arguments, I will answer questions to the best of my knowledge, and ask questions for when I need it.You guys can debate all you want, I see a lot of posts asking for advice that go unanswered. Some I try to chime in, but overall the arguments take away from people actually needing some help.
I've taken both of those. Crush honest to goodness is just miles above the rest. no fillers, Great focus, Best pumps Ive had in a long time. no headache or bloated feeling after taking it.ive used Jack3d and C4 seems like my body used to it already. hows that Crush ?
FIXEDThere's nothing wrong with a little debate here and there
And to touch on what makes someone a bodybuilder
Just because you play basketball with your boys doesn't make you a PROFESSIONAL basketball player.
FalsePro card = bodybuilder
I agree somewhat. But some people don't want pro cards but still get paid, have endorsements and bodybuilding is their primary source of income. With all those tied together, that's what I would consider a bodybuilder.Pro card = bodybuilder
As far as I know, they have to win out several events to even place for the Olympia.probably not, but its training a whole year for a once a year event.U acting like it's easy
The discussion isn't relevant to the topic in this thread.Dudes afraid of having an argument/discussion. No one made a personal attack on anyone else.
I guess disagreements arent allowed anymore.
I agree somewhat. But some people don't want pro cards but still get paid, have endorsements and bodybuilding is their primary source of income. With all those tied together, that's what I would consider a bodybuilder.
Distraction breh, I'm in 40 min max and not leaving til shirt soaked.I like to be in the gym when yambs are in there but that's just me
Started working a little while back I'm trying to drop weight. usually 45 mins of cardio (running or spinning class) followed by a hour or so of weights, I'm 6'1 i started at 231 i currently weight 210-212, but I've been stuck at my current weight for about 3 months i wanna drop about another 10.. any advice getting past the plateau
There's nothing wrong with a little debate here and there
And to touch on what makes someone a bodybuilder
Just because you play basketball with your boys doesn't make you a basketball player.
of course he's a bodybuilder how disrespectful lmaowhat about this guy? is he a bodybuilder?
even better that he's not natty damn you nutrition!
what about this guy? is he a bodybuilder?
even better that he's not natty damn you nutrition!
what about this guy? is he a bodybuilder?
even better that he's not natty damn you nutrition!
Zyzz ?
Then by that logic, yes, it kind of does. Just like stealing one thing makes you a thief and telling one lie makes you a liar. Hooping with your boys doesn't make you a professional basketball player..but while you are in the act, you fit the description. So if you're building your body through the use of resistance training to develop your musculature, you're a body builder; if you compete and go pro, then you're a professional body builder.
Zyzz ?
the blasphemy!!!nah zyzz frailer than that