Bill Murphy
04-23-2003, 10:59 PM
http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/story?id=1543287
Shee-iitt. Nicky knows about as much about roids as Sklansky does about human social relations in the business world.
On top of how juice would completly fry one's short game & focus, they'd also place one at extremely high risk for ligament & tendon injuries, esp. in the lumbar/rib/ab areas. This is due mainly to the high speeds & large range-of-motion of swings.
Juicers get hurt all the time in football, baseball, wtlifting, & body-building. Did fballers tear tricep/bicep tendons like now in the 60's? Baseballers tear up their sides twenty years ago like they do today? What about the epidemic of lumbar injuries everywhere(caused mainly by poor lifting form & programs, aggravated by juice)?
If juice had benefits for golfers & tennis players to mitigate the risks like BBall extra homers, boys'd been all over it ten years ago. Maybe some golfers get a lil' boost ay Dianabol every six months in a Mexican pharmacy, but that's about the extent of it. Plus, golfers make serious jack fae endorsors & outings; too much to risk. Ain't gonna happen.
Juicer "A" in the PGA would stick out like a sore thumb & get laughed off the course/Tour. Tiger is the prime example of adding 20-30lbs of muscle naturally; Duval of slimming down then building up. Put them next to a couple of puffy-cheeked juicers and the difference is immed'ly apparent, although its hard to describe.
"Herbal steroid". Hey, Nick, 'ware ay them jumbo shrimp! /forums/images/icons/cool.gif
Shee-iitt. Nicky knows about as much about roids as Sklansky does about human social relations in the business world.
On top of how juice would completly fry one's short game & focus, they'd also place one at extremely high risk for ligament & tendon injuries, esp. in the lumbar/rib/ab areas. This is due mainly to the high speeds & large range-of-motion of swings.
Juicers get hurt all the time in football, baseball, wtlifting, & body-building. Did fballers tear tricep/bicep tendons like now in the 60's? Baseballers tear up their sides twenty years ago like they do today? What about the epidemic of lumbar injuries everywhere(caused mainly by poor lifting form & programs, aggravated by juice)?
If juice had benefits for golfers & tennis players to mitigate the risks like BBall extra homers, boys'd been all over it ten years ago. Maybe some golfers get a lil' boost ay Dianabol every six months in a Mexican pharmacy, but that's about the extent of it. Plus, golfers make serious jack fae endorsors & outings; too much to risk. Ain't gonna happen.
Juicer "A" in the PGA would stick out like a sore thumb & get laughed off the course/Tour. Tiger is the prime example of adding 20-30lbs of muscle naturally; Duval of slimming down then building up. Put them next to a couple of puffy-cheeked juicers and the difference is immed'ly apparent, although its hard to describe.
"Herbal steroid". Hey, Nick, 'ware ay them jumbo shrimp! /forums/images/icons/cool.gif