Comments on: Myth #7 In Bodybuilding. Muscle Magazines Are Truthful http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/ My Awesome Bodybuilding.com BodyBlog Sat, 05 Dec 2009 15:50:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=0.32 by: Espi http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-10097322 Fri, 10 Apr 2009 17:58:47 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-10097322 Great post... A lot of people worship Ben and Joe Weider...those guys are actually the worst crooks...scammers. But to read about them in one of their mags, one would think that the Weiders are modern day saviors, BB pioneers who boosted the modern-day fitness boom. Great post…

A lot of people worship Ben and Joe Weider…those guys are actually the worst crooks…scammers. But to read about them in one of their mags, one would think that the Weiders are modern day saviors, BB pioneers who boosted the modern-day fitness boom.

]]> by: Rippednstacked http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-9404492 Tue, 20 Jan 2009 02:36:30 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-9404492 thanks for the blogs. appreciate it. thanks for the blogs. appreciate it.

]]> by: Bulldog92 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-3041792 Wed, 10 Sep 2008 02:31:14 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-3041792 Like a ray of light from above...."and the truth shall set you free!" Impressive brother. No drugs for me ever....the physical cost on you body is too high a price to pay for something that will not last. Stay natual guys and don't fall into the trap mentioned above! Good work friend. Excellent post as always! Like a ray of light from above…."and the truth shall set you free!" Impressive brother. No drugs for me ever….the physical cost on you body is too high a price to pay for something that will not last. Stay natual guys and don’t fall into the trap mentioned above! Good work friend. Excellent post as always!

]]> by: GameAngel http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2927412 Fri, 29 Aug 2008 01:41:15 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2927412 I do agree whole heartedly that these companies are guilty of fraud and the use of juiced hulks in advertising should be banned outright. However I am also entirely confident that most people nowadays are entirely aware that these super humans are drugged to the eyeballs, and if they didn't, they would , as soon as they started using a gym. I would also go as far to say, that in most cases of people who choose to stay clean, had originally been drawn to bodybuilding by images of heroes like Arnold. I think work should be done to stop the use of drug abusers in marketing, this is clearly obvious, but I having an understanding of the thinking of users, know that steroids are simply regarded by most takers as a supplement. If you take one, why not another? This is the question I ask myself, many of the legal supplements I have taken, have left me feeling light headed, given me a buzz, have given me the sh**s, given me severe cramps, and have even shrunk my knob. Many of the substances used in one country as a medicine are banned in others, and on countless occasions history has shown the acceptable use of some substances that are now totally frowned upon. Who makes these decisions? Are they always right? What are their intentions? Kind regards and happy training! I do agree whole heartedly that these companies are guilty of fraud and the use of juiced hulks in advertising should be banned outright.

However I am also entirely confident that most people nowadays are entirely aware that these super humans are drugged to the eyeballs, and if they didn’t, they would , as soon as they started using a gym.

I would also go as far to say, that in most cases of people who choose to stay clean, had originally been drawn to bodybuilding by images of heroes like Arnold.

I think work should be done to stop the use of drug abusers in marketing, this is clearly obvious, but I having an understanding of the thinking of users, know that steroids are simply regarded by most takers as a supplement.

If you take one, why not another? This is the question I ask myself, many of the legal supplements I have taken, have left me feeling light headed, given me a buzz, have given me the sh**s, given me severe cramps, and have even shrunk my knob.

Many of the substances used in one country as a medicine are banned in others, and on countless occasions history has shown the acceptable use of some substances that are now totally frowned upon. Who makes these decisions? Are they always right? What are their intentions?

Kind regards and happy training!

]]> by: Armada http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2857962 Wed, 20 Aug 2008 17:15:28 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2857962 As someone said before, good write up. I read M&F, but I don't follow the routines because they don't look realistic. I read them to get ideas, and also visuals on how to do exercises correctly. I learned long ago that the supplements they advertise don't work for the average person. I work out to be fit, and cut BF. It is sad how they stick these huge guys in a mag trying to push their products. As someone said before, good write up. I read M&F, but I don’t follow the routines because they don’t look realistic. I read them to get ideas, and also visuals on how to do exercises correctly. I learned long ago that the supplements they advertise don’t work for the average person. I work out to be fit, and cut BF. It is sad how they stick these huge guys in a mag trying to push their products.

]]> by: FazerFX http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2844092 Mon, 18 Aug 2008 20:22:54 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2844092 Thanks for putting this up, I hope it saves a lot of people time and money. "Time Past:" when I'd hit a plateau (once/twice a semester), I'd go out and buy a copy of Flex for motivation. The first thing I'd do is tear out all the pages that had nothing but advertising on both sides, then I'd use a black marker and put zig-zags down the single page ads. After clearing out all the "clutter," I'd study pics of Haney, Labrada, Ray, and co. Sometimes I'd tear out full pages and put them on my bedroom wall (see my Gallery), or I'd clip individual pics to put up in my cubicle, but generally I'd stash the slimmed-down mags so I could refer to them as my motivational needs required. Images of these "steroid monsters," not their written routines or the supplements they promoted, helped inspire me to my peak. (Heck! I even joined my gym based on the "steroid monsters" that lurked there!) Best! Thanks for putting this up, I hope it saves a lot of people time and money. "Time Past:" when I’d hit a plateau (once/twice a semester), I’d go out and buy a copy of Flex for motivation. The first thing I’d do is tear out all the pages that had nothing but advertising on both sides, then I’d use a black marker and put zig-zags down the single page ads. After clearing out all the "clutter," I’d study pics of Haney, Labrada, Ray, and co. Sometimes I’d tear out full pages and put them on my bedroom wall (see my Gallery), or I’d clip individual pics to put up in my cubicle, but generally I’d stash the slimmed-down mags so I could refer to them as my motivational needs required. Images of these "steroid monsters," not their written routines or the supplements they promoted, helped inspire me to my peak. (Heck! I even joined my gym based on the "steroid monsters" that lurked there!)

Best!

]]> by: reylloc http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2839102 Mon, 18 Aug 2008 00:19:26 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2839102 i have to agree 1000%. nice wrieup. I have read those workout plans and there is no way my body can recover that quick. I take 3 days to get back to normal after a workout. I love how the pros say use these supplements ifyou want to grow like them. They were that big befor they ever touched the stuff. Best of luck to you i have to agree 1000%. nice wrieup. I have read those workout plans and there is no way my body can recover that quick. I take 3 days to get back to normal after a workout. I love how the pros say use these supplements ifyou want to grow like them. They were that big befor they ever touched the stuff.
Best of luck to you

]]> by: Al--1961 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2839082 Mon, 18 Aug 2008 00:17:48 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2839082 Great post. When I was in my 20's I read M&F, and occasionally other mags. I finally lost interest in them because I rarely saw anyone who looked like a mere mortal. Like you said, my workouts just didn't produce the results promised. Now, I'm more interested in cutting BF, but not to become huge. Life balance is what is important. I have a wife & kids. Working out is to enhance life, not to become the primary focus. At least for me. Great post. When I was in my 20’s I read M&F, and occasionally other mags. I finally lost interest in them because I rarely saw anyone who looked like a mere mortal. Like you said, my workouts just didn’t produce the results promised.
Now, I’m more interested in cutting BF, but not to become huge. Life balance is what is important. I have a wife & kids. Working out is to enhance life, not to become the primary focus. At least for me.

]]> by: janthony http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2838982 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:55:38 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2838982 Nice post. The one thing, this crap sells, and like sex on TV, if people read they will print it. I for one haven't bought one of these magazines in years. I do however ask a ton of questions to those people that have had success, and use this as my way of obtaining knowledge Nice post.

The one thing, this crap sells, and like sex on TV, if people read they will print it. I for one haven’t bought one of these magazines in years. I do however ask a ton of questions to those people that have had success, and use this as my way of obtaining knowledge

]]> by: mdrane http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2838952 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 23:45:22 +0000 http://blog.bodybuilding.com/thenaturalone1ky/2008/08/17/myth-7-in-bodybuilding-muscle-magazines-are-truthful/#comment-2838952 Kudos!! Kudos!!

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