Steroids, Drugs, and Life From Seth Feroce. THOUGHTS????
Muscle mechanic
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
He has a good way of putting the "Judgemental Fucks" we all deal with.
He is right, I feel people take too much gear and hormones and too many compounds they haven't slowly experimented with. I see people going by what people say instead of learning the function of why u do this or avoid these things together. What are the problems and sides and what is going on in body to cause those sides?
He is right, I feel people take too much gear and hormones and too many compounds they haven't slowly experimented with. I see people going by what people say instead of learning the function of why u do this or avoid these things together. What are the problems and sides and what is going on in body to cause those sides?
He does swear a lot, but I like that he's no bull and tells it like it is. I will agree that we need to be educated when it comes to choosing to use gear, or PEDs as he calls them.
However, here's my beef with what he says:
With all of the pros who have admitted that they use, they advocate education like Seth does here. I agree it's good to be educated, but there are nuances to the whole thing that they've figured out. We can educate ourselves about the compounds we use, their side effects, the science--whatever--but it is understandably difficult to use them in a way that will help us transform our bodies similar to what they have done. In all their spouting about education, they leave us still to flounder and try to figure out how to connect it all, the training, diet, supplements, and PEDs. This is more a problem for hardgainers than for those who have genetics that allow them to grow just by looking at a barbell. I'd like to challenge Seth to take on someone like myself and transform them into a beast like himself. In fact, take on me. Some learn better by doing things alongside someone who knows and can show them. And I mean everything, including the PEDs.
It's very much like one of my college computer science teachers that obviously knew how to program, but when he taught, he wouldn't show us actual code. He would diagram a picture of a concept and say "read the book--educate yourselves." He was no teacher, and hardly anyone did well in that class. When I hear Seth in that video, this is what I get from him regarding PEDs and the whole picture.
However, here's my beef with what he says:
With all of the pros who have admitted that they use, they advocate education like Seth does here. I agree it's good to be educated, but there are nuances to the whole thing that they've figured out. We can educate ourselves about the compounds we use, their side effects, the science--whatever--but it is understandably difficult to use them in a way that will help us transform our bodies similar to what they have done. In all their spouting about education, they leave us still to flounder and try to figure out how to connect it all, the training, diet, supplements, and PEDs. This is more a problem for hardgainers than for those who have genetics that allow them to grow just by looking at a barbell. I'd like to challenge Seth to take on someone like myself and transform them into a beast like himself. In fact, take on me. Some learn better by doing things alongside someone who knows and can show them. And I mean everything, including the PEDs.
It's very much like one of my college computer science teachers that obviously knew how to program, but when he taught, he wouldn't show us actual code. He would diagram a picture of a concept and say "read the book--educate yourselves." He was no teacher, and hardly anyone did well in that class. When I hear Seth in that video, this is what I get from him regarding PEDs and the whole picture.
Muscle mechanic
MuscleChemistry Registered Member
I agree with u. Alot of us respond differently to the next guy in positive gains and negative side effects. Our bodies have to experience it tout know. And we have to accept what we can achieve, what is our potential genetic, and what we can handle realistic without harming ourselves. I myself have found a happy place just staying at 5'9" and between 210 and 175 pounds depending on bulk muscle and body fat. I only now at 40 try to gain a little more and hold it on back to cruise. When I go back to cruise I always lose and end up ripped though. I am grateful I have dialed in my metabolism and know how to bulk to 14% cut down to 8% these are my ranges I have grown to be pleased with. What I enjoy it getting that pump at the gym and hitting a blast and growing.
Problem
New member
He curses a lot and it throws me off.. Reminds me of rich piana. Yeah, he does tell it how it is but he rambles on and on till he gets to the point.
If you guys want to watch something similar or better; YouTube enhanced athletes, tony huge is a good teacher and experiment a lot by giving his experience and others who experience with certain drugs.
If you guys want to watch something similar or better; YouTube enhanced athletes, tony huge is a good teacher and experiment a lot by giving his experience and others who experience with certain drugs.
drtbear1967
Musclechemistry Board Certified Member
Piana was interesting in the beginning, but his foul mouth has turned me off to not only him but his entire line. I will not support a company or person that acts that way.
MightyJohn
New member
The Pros Secret....GENETICS...many have no clue what they are doing with drugs
As for this video couldn't take more then 5 second clips...he's a tool and should lose the stupid beard, might help his sponsorships/appeal without doing dumb videos
As for this video couldn't take more then 5 second clips...he's a tool and should lose the stupid beard, might help his sponsorships/appeal without doing dumb videos
In fact, I'm positive now that his whole message really was, "Choose to use PEDs or not, but don't ask ME how to use them." Because it makes no sense that he would be outraged by the stupidity of what he describes. If he was really concerned that people were ruining their own lives by using PEDs incorrectly or abusing them because they didn't educate themselves, he'd take a more active role in teaching how to use them.
