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Post by runrondo on Jun 5, 2014 22:09:28 GMT -5
I don't think Lebron is doing roids mainly because he's a beast all over. It's not like his upper body is too large for his lower body. He literally is just built like an ox. Seeing him in the NBA at 18 though is what makes people question it. Then again, the body does continue to grow and develop after 18 and I think his training regimen really took in after years of being in the NBA. I think it's legit. Now, Dwight Howard is extremely suspicious. Way too slim at the hips like Derren was talking about and just looks unnatural. Still, you'd be surprised what having nutritionists and trainers can do for your body. Still, I believe many players are probably using HGH.
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Post by cfoo on Jun 5, 2014 22:13:03 GMT -5
If you look at Lebron and compare him to a guy like Bird Lebron is just bigger all the way around. Makes me think it's HGH.
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Post by cfoo on Jun 5, 2014 22:15:58 GMT -5
People grow and mature but I look at a guy like Lebrons jawline as well. HGH increases bone mass and densitity and muscle growth and everything in between. Sounds great doesn't it? For nba players who are playing at that level it might enhance their abilities but long term effects and when they start to slow down and get off it. It does f'd up stuff to the body. It's not natural. It's also cheating and maximizing your potential for a period which is what these nba players do at the risk of longterm effects to their psyche and everything in between. IT's still a drug and not natural.
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Post by Roadrunner on Jun 6, 2014 17:30:31 GMT -5
People grow and mature but I look at a guy like Lebrons jawline as well. HGH increases bone mass and densitity and muscle growth and everything in between. Sounds great doesn't it? For nba players who are playing at that level it might enhance their abilities but long term effects and when they start to slow down and get off it. It does f'd up stuff to the body. It's not natural. It's also cheating and maximizing your potential for a period which is what these nba players do at the risk of longterm effects to their psyche and everything in between. IT's still a drug and not natural. I have to wonder when I look at headshots from James in high school, versus present. I can understand upper and lower body getting bigger, but his head? |
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Post by cfoo on Jun 6, 2014 19:34:06 GMT -5
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