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LARRY WHEELS - FUTURE?

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What’s everyones opinion and prediction on Larry wheels In the next few years . If you don’t know who that is , look him up. He’s only 23 years old too!! Beast!! Also what is everyone’s opinion on him using AAS at a young age?

Dr.BroScience's picture

Larry is a very talented athlete. Tremendous genetics combined with work ethic unusual in todays youth. I cant help but feel trepidation however. The last year was another sobering reminder of the realities of this lifestyle. Dallas McCarver completely ruined his entire vital internals in just 5 years. Take a moment to let that sink in. 5 years to blow out everything from heart to liver to kidneys to thyroid. 5 years only.

Now if you are speaking about truly genetically gifted. Look no further than Ronnie Coleman who claims (and yes, I believe him) that he turned pro and competed as a pro natural. Ronnie admits that's he got tired of losing and asked Flex Wheeler what he was doing to win all these contests. A few years later the legend of the "Yeah, Buddy" were born.

These children today is a double edged sword. Someone like Brain Cushing of the NFL has been on gear since high school and is a multi-millionaire. But for how many of him , are there guys with Dallas like problems that no one ever hears about?

I just happen to believe that this "I want it now" philosophy is what is destroying the sport. Compounds should be a complimentary accessory not your entire physique foundation.

press1's picture

Is that what the post mortem said about Dallas McCarver then? That all of his internal organs were pretty much shot? In all honesty you could tell the level of gear he was taking just by the look of his face, he already looked mid-forties....

7gothic's picture

THANK YOU for mentioning Dallas... he immediately came to mind as I read this.

Bill G's picture

Every ones opinion will differ. The common knowledge is your endo system doesn't fully mature till around 25. With that in mind I would say the majority will say it's a shame. He's f-ing him self up. He is getting paid to destroy his life so let him do it right?

giardap's picture

He is very impressive but nothing he is doing is sustainable. We learned that from Ronnie Coleman (crazy lifting) Dallas McCarver (drugs)... sadly.

He calls his drug use and staying on year round a "lifelong commitment".... Darwin awards stuff

Bearded_muscle's picture

It’s his business. If he’s setting world record PL lifts and he’s chasing his dreams and making them a reality I can’t blame him. Incredible genetics and took first in his first show ever so he can go PL or BB.
Now for the average joe running grams of gear just to qualify for a show at a young age, that’s a poor life decision.

Makwa's picture

Probably end up stroking out within the next year.

Bearded_muscle's picture

I don’t think he’s running high doses. I could be wrong but he’s obviously very genetically gifted and so far been pretty open about his gear use.

Makwa's picture

I saw a vid of him a while back. Apparently runs around 500mg test e along with 150mg of adrol ED. Said something like his head always feels like popping and turns into a tomatoe when he bends down to tie his shows and admitted the adrol has raised his BP. Doesn't really seem to care though.

Taten's picture

There is a vid where he bleeds all over his body from doing a deadlift. Like the blood is leaking out of his body. His BP is insanely high.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXbDAWzFOUI
5:40

Bearded_muscle's picture

Thats worrisome. If he’s already having symptoms that bad then you know his organs are taking a beating.

5percent4life's picture

He obviously doing it right. I think if you genetically elite and you are 100% going to dedicate everything to bodybuilding or powerlifting then go ahead and do it. NOT EVERYONE. Maybe 1 out 1000 people. Like larry or dallas. Etc.

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