[heath95]

Not sure if its a repost but this guy has come along way
YouTube - Dexter Jackson as an amateur lightweight

[davegillis]

Nice post man, He did come a longggg way he looked real good back then

[SVTMuscle]

haha just upped the dosage a tinnnnny bit

[KM]

Originally Posted by SVTMuscle

haha just upped the dosage a tinnnnny bit

Ok. I'm not being disrespectful and I'm not pointing the finger at everyone but this site is blaming the reason why our bodybuilders today mainly on steroids. Whether you guys like it or not, that's the sport. Almost all of the pro's/popular bodybuilders of today took steroids. I might consider this a rant but it's the truth in my eyes. These bodybuilders know how to train, no how to eat and now to maintain their body. Not saying juice didn't help a significant amount, but being on gear in this sport should be accepted. It's what made the sport the way it is, it's what made role models. Saying he got bigger isn't all about gear is what I'm trying to say. Think of the time, meals, hours spent at it. It's full time for them. I've just been seeing a lot of this "Look what the 'roids did for him" or something of that sort. It's more than that, and he deserves more than that.

Sorry for the rant.

Anyway, nice video bro. Nice find! Always loved his physique.

[aznsyndicate609]

Originally Posted by KM

Ok. I'm not being disrespectful and I'm not pointing the finger at everyone but this site is blaming the reason why our bodybuilders today mainly on steroids. Whether you guys like it or not, that's the sport. Almost all of the pro's/popular bodybuilders of today took steroids. I might consider this a rant but it's the truth in my eyes. These bodybuilders know how to train, no how to eat and now to maintain their body. Not saying juice didn't help a significant amount, but being on gear in this sport should be accepted. It's what made the sport the way it is, it's what made role models. Saying he got bigger isn't all about gear is what I'm trying to say. Think of the time, meals, hours spent at it. It's full time for them. I've just been seeing a lot of this "Look what the 'roids did for him" or something of that sort. It's more than that, and he deserves more than that.

Sorry for the rant.

Anyway, nice video bro. Nice find! Always loved his physique.

Good post, KM! Agree with you bro.

[KM]

I really didn't mean that to be offensive, just a bit of a frequent thought on this site needed to be discussed. Thank you azn.

[SVTMuscle]

Originally Posted by KM

Ok. I'm not being disrespectful and I'm not pointing the finger at everyone but this site is blaming the reason why our bodybuilders today mainly on steroids. Whether you guys like it or not, that's the sport. Almost all of the pro's/popular bodybuilders of today took steroids. I might consider this a rant but it's the truth in my eyes. These bodybuilders know how to train, no how to eat and now to maintain their body. Not saying juice didn't help a significant amount, but being on gear in this sport should be accepted. It's what made the sport the way it is, it's what made role models. Saying he got bigger isn't all about gear is what I'm trying to say. Think of the time, meals, hours spent at it. It's full time for them. I've just been seeing a lot of this "Look what the 'roids did for him" or something of that sort. It's more than that, and he deserves more than that.

Sorry for the rant.

Anyway, nice video bro. Nice find! Always loved his physique.

Do you notice that about half my posts are in the AAS section...? lol

[mr_bhana]

still had crazy conditioning bck then too!

[bbdude]

great post KM.. speaking words of truth.

[KM]

Thanks bbdude

[cocobleezy]

Damn, thats nuts...How far he came, a long way from that... heh

[Islviking]

Damn he looks so good in that vid, so cut. Very nice.