Protein Powder Advice

noddy · 27-06-2013, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Zak

Protein shakes don't make you stronger or bigger.. They don't do anything unless you exercise. Egg white is very good yes but 5 times a week? I doubt anyone on here has the determination or time to work out *properly* 5 times a week.

i do :¬:

**Zak** · 27-06-2013, 07:21 PM

Originally Posted by Adam

The ignorance is strong in this one.

Lmao how stupid are you? How do you think they all were so big working a schedule like that?

I suppose a link like this http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-a-decade.html is just propaganda?

Wrestlers used to be my idols until I realised 99% of them are drug addicts, it's not their fault though, they had to in order to keep their jobs.

I'm also with Chippiewill with most pros do drugs.

Adam · 27-06-2013, 08:17 PM

Originally Posted by Zak

Lmao how stupid are you? How do you think they all were so big working a schedule like that?

I suppose a link like this http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...-a-decade.html is just propaganda?

Wrestlers used to be my idols until I realised 99% of them are drug addicts, it's not their fault though, they had to in order to keep their jobs.

I'm also with Chippiewill with most pros do drugs.

Ah yes the reliable source known as The Sun. Listen, as a lifelong professional wrestling advocate I can tell you that if you came up with this tripe in the 1980's then sure I would've given you it. In the 1990's I would've argued the toss and probably would've lost. In this 00's there are now mandatory drugs test which you might want to research, commonly known as the 'wellness policy' which places all workers under the same scrutiny that legal workers have. I assume you've done your research on this though, no? Surprising.

Sir, wrestlers take drugs, yes, because they're constantly in pain because they put their bodies on the line every night for OUR entertainment but those drugs are nothing more than Vicodin, sir. The lifestyle that they choose outside of their professional wrestling career is completely up to them and also completely not to be associated with professional wrestling.

I like that you assume they're on drugs because they're muscular. Here's a thing: maybe they work hard? I think you should REALLY do some research into a schedule of a professional wrestler including their meals and workout routines. I'll give you an example: google everything on Ryan Reeves. He looks like he takes steroids/growth hormones and the lot, right? Okay so now let's share the facts: the guy is an absolute machine and eats over 10,000 calories a day and works out twice a day for 1-2 hours at a time, maybe more. That's on top of his wrestling commitments. He looks like that because of his diet and hard work, not because of ******* drugs.

You're ignorant. Do some research.

**Zak** · 27-06-2013, 09:21 PM

Originally Posted by Adam

Ah yes the reliable source known as The Sun. Listen, as a lifelong professional wrestling advocate I can tell you that if you came up with this tripe in the 1980's then sure I would've given you it. In the 1990's I would've argued the toss and probably would've lost. In this 00's there are now mandatory drugs test which you might want to research, commonly known as the 'wellness policy' which places all workers under the same scrutiny that legal workers have. I assume you've done your research on this though, no? Surprising.

Sir, wrestlers take drugs, yes, because they're constantly in pain because they put their bodies on the line every night for OUR entertainment but those drugs are nothing more than Vicodin, sir. The lifestyle that they choose outside of their professional wrestling career is completely up to them and also completely not to be associated with professional wrestling.

I like that you assume they're on drugs because they're muscular. Here's a thing: maybe they work hard? I think you should REALLY do some research into a schedule of a professional wrestler including their meals and workout routines. I'll give you an example: google everything on Ryan Reeves. He looks like he takes steroids/growth hormones and the lot, right? Okay so now let's share the facts: the guy is an absolute machine and eats over 10,000 calories a day and works out twice a day for 1-2 hours at a time, maybe more. That's on top of his wrestling commitments. He looks like that because of his diet and hard work, not because of ******* drugs.

You're ignorant. Do some research.

Lmao, really? It's not even worth the argument

haha.