Bodybuilding FAQ - What Role Do Genetics Play In Bodybuilding Success?
Saturday April 5, 2008
Many bodybuilders blame their lack of bodybuilding success to genetics. As a matter of fact, the question of how much genes play a role in bodybuilding success is one that has been heatedly debated for years now. However, in order to see if genetics will indeed limit you, you must first take a look at your definition of bodybuilding success and then see if your genes will ultimately impact your long-term goals or not. This is the subject of this week's Bodybuilding FAQ - What Role Do Genetics Play In Bodybuilding Success?
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Its a shame that many people kind of use genetics as an excuse for their failure. By labeling things as genetic you are creating a limitation on your behaviour.
Sure many people grow faster or have bigger bones. But that does not prevent others from improving.
In a similar way some people claim all big ripped people are on steroids. If t=it were proven that such aperson wasnt they would say Ok then its genetic. This is just a cop out.
Steroids are great when used properly. I’ve been getting great results with Deca and Clenbuterol supplements not the drug.