Thread: Actors on the juice . . fact or fiction?

Fuck yeah. How bout that Hugh Jackman for that last Wolverine or XMen. I neve saw it but I saw picures and he's J&T.

Originally Posted by theCaptn'

some of these fags, especially that guy from Twilight make some remarkable transformations . . chemically enhanced?

The guy from twilight, the werewolf, is 18 or 19. He doesn't need steroids to get into shape. He still growing and had access to a personal trainer, the time, the money, and the incentive (his career).

Every time an actor gets big, everyone wants to say it was steroids. They don't need steroids. They're not competing in a bodybuilding competition. They're just trying to look good for their careers. For all the reasons I listed above, the can do it far easier than most.

So I claim it's (mostly) fiction.

Think about it. Legit personal trainers, nutritionists on call, personal chefs and some doc on the payroll too. These guys might not need gear but they sure as shit can get the goods if they wanted

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You watch Twilight...

Sure, some of them wankers take the shit. They have to look legitimate for their roles. If I was an actor and they asked me to play, idk Zeus or some shit like that, i'd wan't to look the part.

And on that note, if they wanted me to play Pee Wee Herman, I'd take a shit load of laxatives, for millions of dollars of course!

and fiddle with kiddies???

Originally Posted by theCaptn'

and fiddle with kiddies???

Sure, I'd have to play the part convincingly!

Originally Posted by IronAddict

Sure, I'd have to play the part convincingly!

You: Really officer, I'm only doing this for research for a part in a movie!
Officer: Really? What's the name of the movie?
You: Uh...Pedobear goes to preschool?

Originally Posted by min0 lee

You watch Twilight...

!!!!

I have suffered through these. Horrible acting and a horrible story line. I have no idea why or how twilight became so popular.

That one guy might do ok with better scripts, whoever the main guy is.

Originally Posted by min0 lee

You watch Twilight...

Originally Posted by DOMS

You: Really officer, I'm only doing this for research for a part in a movie!
Officer: Really? What's the name of the movie?
You: Uh...Pedobear goes to preschool?

Originally Posted by DOMS

Haha....Nice!

What about Christian Bale's transformations?

Originally Posted by DiGiTaL

What about Christian Bale's transformations?

Really, if you've got a personal trainer, a personal nutritionist, all the time you need, and you've got the incentive of millions of dollars, you'd be surprised how much of a change you could make naturally in a short period of time.

Getting big is hard for most people because, not only is it difficult in and of itself, but you've got to juggle a full time job, a girlfriend/wife, friends, family, your own nutrition, and other interests.

I think Bale's change can be done for the reasons stated above.

Originally Posted by DiGiTaL

What about Christian Bale's transformations?

Bingo

I agree.

I heard someone say food is the most anabolic substance.

I can attest that no amount of gear will get you beyond a certain point without food. That point with me is around 180lbs.

I'm sorry but you can have the top nutritionist, trainer, and workout routine in the world but humans simply don't put on 25 lbs of lean mass in under a year without some help from chemicals. The body dosent grow that rapidly naturally.

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Originally Posted by Work IN Progress

I'm sorry but you can have the top nutritionist, trainer, and workout routine in the world but humans simply don't put on 25 lbs of lean mass in under a year without some help from chemicals. The body dosent grow that rapidly naturally.

between 16 and 17 I put on 35lbs in one year.

about 119 to 153.

from that point everything has been a struggle for every single pound.

weight is strange. I look twice the size of guys that outweight me by 40 or 50 pounds. There are also guys that weigh 20lbs less and look bigger than me.

If I had dedication and ate what I'm told,there is not telling what I could look like or what weight i could get to. I would say 240 to 250, that would be maxed out. >10%

Yeah, tell me he wasn't rippin a gram of test a week.

Yes. You were 16-17. I also made about a 25 lb jump At that age but I'm talking about grown men not testosterone filled boys. Growth spurts don't count since it's only a once in a lifetime thing. If you are 180 lbs now I would be very impressed I you could get to 240-250 naturally within 10 years and still have a respectable body fat %

Originally Posted by Work IN Progress

Yes. You were 16-17. I also made about a 25 lb jump At that age but I'm talking about grown men not testosterone filled boys. Growth spurts don't count since it's only a once in a lifetime thing. If you are 180 lbs now I would be very impressed I you could get to 240-250 naturally within 10 years and still have a respectable body fat %

I'm 198 right now, i lost several pounds a few weeks back. biggest ive ever been was 211.

A grown man, 25-35 that has never touched a weight can pull off a miracle.

A grown man that has worked out wouldn't be able to put on much without gear.

I think some do and some don't, role depending, and the current shape they are in.

Originally Posted by Imosted

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give me a break, you think putting on a little muscle requires steroids? how about cleaning up your diet, increasing protein and lifting weights? this guy did not need steroids for this small amount of muscle gain, and in the last pic he just gained some fat, he looks "bulked up".

Originally Posted by Prince

give me a break, you think putting on a little muscle requires steroids? how about cleaning up your diet, increasing protein and lifting weights? this guy did not need steroids for this small amount of muscle gain, and in the last pic he just gained some fat, he looks "bulked up".

I didn't add ripped skinny and muscle part, it was already in the pics.
Anyways i also think he had some Extra help, this guy was 30 years old when those pics were taken.

for me losing all that weight would be the challenge

Originally Posted by Work IN Progress

Yes. You were 16-17. I also made about a 25 lb jump At that age but I'm talking about grown men not testosterone filled boys. Growth spurts don't count since it's only a once in a lifetime thing. If you are 180 lbs now I would be very impressed I you could get to 240-250 naturally within 10 years and still have a respectable body fat %

very easy to gain that kind of weight when you are young. I put on 40lbs from 10-11th grade but that was mainly because I had been previously underfeeding for my daily/weekly level of activity.

Originally Posted by Work IN Progress

I'm sorry but you can have the top nutritionist, trainer, and workout routine in the world but humans simply don't put on 25 lbs of lean mass in under a year without some help from chemicals. The body dosent grow that rapidly naturally.

werd . . the guy from Thor got jacked within 6 months . . and he aint no teenager neither. I say gears is the culprit, plus all the trainers etc

I'm sure some do, it'd help them reach their goals a lot quicker. They might hate having to do anything physical so they go this route to get jacked fast.