Author: Dr. Steroids

Introducing our esteemed author at SteroidsLive, Johnathan Reed, a seasoned fitness enthusiast with a passion for empowering others on their journey to optimal health and performance. With years of experience in the fitness industry and a background in sports science, Johnathan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his writing. Dedicated to providing accurate, evidence-based information, he strives to educate and inspire readers to achieve their fitness goals safely and effectively. Through his engaging and informative articles, Johnathan aims to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals seeking to transform their bodies and improve their overall well-being. Join him on the path to success at SteroidsLive, where fitness meets knowledge.

If you listen to sports radio at all you undoubtedly hear commentary from fans of every team on the map, who is in every situation on the map, and who have varying degrees of loyalty.  Recently, MTV did a True Life episode on sports fanatics and how it affects their relationships.  There was a couple where the guy was a Red Sox fan and the gal was a Yankees fan.  She had covered their place in Yankees memorabilia and he couldn’t have one shred of Red Sox stuff in the house.  They had the most ridiculous arguments over it (it…

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The fact of the matter is I have been in the steroid game for quite a while, I started way too young , which I regret ( starting too young not using steroids ) so I have done quite a few cycles . Now I figured I would revisit them and the results I got from them ( by no means am I suggesting anyone to do these cycles ) , and remember these are not beginner cycles, beginner cycles should be test only. As a matter of fact here are what a beginner cycle should look like : Test…

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Lyoto Machida (-405, BetCRIS) vs Mauricio Rua (+345, 5Dimes) Few title fights, especially in a marquee division like light heavyweight, have such high lines as those being seen right now with this fight.  This is mainly due to a matchmaking problem Joe Silva is having with the 205lb division.  Since Rashad and Rampage were taken out of the mix for TUF 10, and Forrest Griffen was tapped to fight Anderson Silva at UFC 101, the whole title picture has been in disarray.  So, they take Mauricio “Shogun” Rua and throw him into the top contender position.  This is a man…

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This Saturday, the UFC returns to Los Angeles for the first time in over three years for UFC 104: Machida vs. Shogun. The card includes a light heavyweight title fight, a heavyweight fight that may determine the number one contender, two intriguing lightweight fights and a welterweight battle featuring one of the divisions top young talents. The card is far from flawless though. Dana White and company have once again burried middleweight contender Yushin Okami on the undercard despite the fact that he has won seven of eight fights since joining the UFC, including three in a row with his lone loss coming against Rich…

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There’s alot more going on behind the caged scenes and events of the MMA, UFC and WEC than meets the public eye. Darrill Schoonover and other members of Team Rashad and Team Rampage are having a behind-the-scenes dispute about (believe it or not)…BREASTS! Yes, not just any breasts, but their own. Apparently, what started as just a casual joke, has now turned into a hypertensive, adrenaline spiking, testosterone increasing verbal battle. According to a scene from a recent episode….Darrill Schoonover told another member of Team Rashad, that their breasts were larger than another team member’s breasts. The argument, nearly, became…

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Welcome back to this two part series! In case you didn’t read the last article, here’s a brief introduction. This series is about different methods the modern man could apply to his life to cut down on his fat intake. It requires no massive changes in your daily behaviour, but rather, just modifying a few things that you do. It revolves around different foods, and alternatives, and paying a few opportunity costs, but ultimately, it is in the greater name of your own body. And, with no further ado.. -Instead of cooking with full-fat milk when you make things like…

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There’s fat in everything nowadays. In order to cut down, I’d recommend you to follow some of these techniques. -Instead of frying your food, try different ways of cooking. These include: Grilling, Boiling, Poaching, Baking and Steaming. This is a very good tip, as it cuts down hugely in fat. -If it is essential that you fry your food, make sure that you use a non-stick pan. The reason for this? They need a lot less oil. -When you fry your food, instead of just liberally pouring oil into your pan, ensure that you just make the tiniest droplet of…

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It depends mainly on your body composition and the date of the competition. It’s best to have your body fat checked by an experienced practitioner. Water-immersion gets the most accurate results, but still fat-calipers work just fine if done correctly. On the average bodybuilders begin dieting 8 to 12 weeks out from the competition date while some find 4 to 6 weeks to be sufficient. As long as you monitor your progress daily, specifically in the final weeks, you’ll do fine. If you are not losing fat at a suitable pace then increase your cardio. According to the Ultimate Competition…

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Boxing is wonderful, if not tough. Sparring, jabs, uppercuts, press-ups, sit-ups, and running, over time will transform your fitness as well as the shape of your body. If you attend any boxing gym, there will usually be a keep fit session which includes half an hour to an hour of press-ups of various sorts, nose to the ground and hold it press-ups, clap press-ups, wide press-ups to work the triceps, diamond press-ups, and normal press-ups. These will usually start off in bouts of ten, but often a timed minute of press-ups will incur. Then there are the sit-ups, which are…

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This is a page out of The General’s Sports Diary… Dear Diary, As I sit here and contemplate the apparent demise (in one season) of an incredibly strong franchise like the Tennessee Titans, I’m left to wonder how they got on this road and how they got on it so quickly. Albert Haynesworthtook $100 Million to go to the Redskins (can you blame him?), Kyle Vanden Boschgot a year older, Chris Johnson and LenDale White don’t run in a “Triple Option”, Kerry Collinsgot a year older, Steve McNair died unexpectedly, the Music City Miracle is nearly 10 years old, Vince…

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