Woman with NO body fat

[L_I_S]

Yea, but after 8 years. I have a fitness model competitor in my course as a teacher(learnt very little from here, guess why) and she's got some muscle, especially in the glutes. Man those glutes are amazing. She's been training for 10 years and she doesn't look anything like the body builders on roids.
Nah I haven't seen it, watched a few minutes on YT, looks interesting.

[redsforlife]

Fitness model competitions is very different than bodybuilding. They are supposed to be muscular, not huge. They are typically pretty got. She also probably puts alot of emphasis on cardio which someone that really wants to bulk up wouldn't do. It's extremely hard to bulk up and keep lean. Most body builders bulk up and cut before the meet. I'm sure you already knew all of this.

Watch it. It's really interesting and informative. Gave me a complete different view on steroids.

On that topic, who will be  the first freestyler to get busted with steroids? I'm actually fairly sure someone has used them already. Not really for freestyle, but just for fitness in general. It's very likely with how many athletes in other sports use.

[L_I_S]

Yea, but the point is that she's been training for 10 years and doesn't look all that muscular. It's not even fitness modelling, I forget the name of it but I'll get back to you if I do.
To be honest, I have like 30 movies I need to catch up on. How long is it?
And lol, hmmm I wonder how long it'll be before tests are done to freestylers.

[redsforlife]

I know girls that do it too. Most of them are hot, but a couple have weird faces. Their bodies are almost always smoking hot. I don't know what the proper term is either.

I'm not sure how long the movie is, but I'd say just go for it. I remember when I watched it, I randomly found it on Youtube. I wasn't planning on watching it, but it just got me interested. I sat and watched the entire thing. I believe it's under 2hrs, so not too long.

I doubt freestylers will ever be tested, at least not in our life times. It's just not a big enough sport on a competitive basis. I also really couldn't care less. I don't see it helping as much as in other sports. PEDs won't make you any more creative or skillful. It will only make your legs move faster to do more hardcore lowers and not fatigue as quickly. As a fan, I couldn't care less if anyone uses them or not.

[Onas]

Is carnitine also considered as PED?

[L_I_S]

If you mean creatine, it's much too debatable to give you a straight answer. In terms of legality in tested competitions I'm pretty sure you're allowed to use creatine.

[Onas]

Not creatine, carnitine.

[Onas]

It is supposed to "burn" fats, so I think it could be considered as PED, too. But Im not sure if I understood the definition of PED correctly, so I rather ask.

I hate people who think its something shameful to take supplements such as creatine, carnitine, aminoacids or whey protein. I remember some dumbass commenting here on BF who claimed carnitine is a steriod...  

EDIT:
Now when I think about it, Im pretty sure that guy was talking about CREATINE, not carnitine. Although it doesnt really matter, people who think creatine is a steroid are just as stupid.

[L_I_S]

Ive never heard of carnitine before. How does it make you lose more fat?

[redsforlife]

Creatine is perfectly legal. It occurs naturally. Also, you get small doses of creatine eating red meat.

This carnitine stuff I've never heard of either. There are actually many legal fat burners. Most of them are shit, but they are perfectly legal. This stuff looks like it's made my a real company, so it's legal.

[Onas]

Ive never heard of carnitine before. How does it make you lose more fat?

Lol, I have no clue how the mechanism of "burning" fat works. I just know small amounts of carnitine are naturally produced in your body. I used to take like 2000 mg before exercise (usually in the gym), but it isnt much effective imo.
Isotonic/ionic drinks usually contain small amounts of carnitine as well. (Y)

[L_I_S]

Oh okay. I thought it kept your heart rate at a higher pace for long periods of time.