Coaches & Deaths in Bodybuilding Live Q&A

Larry Pollock and Armon Adibi discuss possible causes of the recent surge in deaths amongst modern day bodybuilders and the roles some coaches may have played.

[@richardjohnson1186]

Larry is the man, this show gives you the best bodybuilding info , Armon gives excellent advice also . Take it from these guys who been threw the trenches.

[@EdLavarreda]

That's why we love Larry cos he's a straight up human being

[@marieraia5932]

Very good podcast Larry. You are getting better and better. I love watching these. Keep up the great work easy listener very informative.

[@TheTruth_616]

Best podcast on KZbin and the only one I listen to. Larry and Armon awesome show 💪💪

[@j-ferrell144]

Like you both, easy listen. Nice not having 9 people screaming at each other, this is a more focused conversation which I enjoy a lot more then non stop joking and people yelling

[@thejmc4074]

Love this show.

[@fragglerock5696]

Armons great man.. been through alot and is happy to share pretty much everything.. has great stories too :)

[@deathadone88]

yes he does not seem like a lier, he just speaks the truth (from what I see) I like people who are an open book, hope this channel does well.

[@maxlowe4829]

Could listen to you both talk for hours best info❤

[@ulfhednar3328]

My new favorite bodybuilding podcast

[@5milemacc737]

what a gem

[@sukesingh2099]

U guys need to mention the dosages that these coaches like Chad Nicolls preach. U will get tons of views. Alot of ppl would watch ur Podcasts for that

[@dfabe5346]

I have to touch on this, since Larry said something that made me think of Bostin, and then later they mentioned him. First of all, RIP to Bostin, and I don't mean any disrespect, but we should learn from him. Larry said something early in the podcast, that basically alluded to "blast gear young bc your body can take it better than when you're older"... Or at least that's how I interpreted it. The problem being, that is what ultimately killed Bostin. He and I were the same age, we worked out at the same gym as teenagers until we were about 20 years old. I was an athlete and not on gear at the time, Bostin had aspirations to bodybuild and wanted to take the fast route. He did his 1 year crazy transformation, going from a kid who barely had muscle, to a freak for his age. That being said, he was blasting crazy amounts of gear and really he had no idea what he was doing. At one point he told me he was using 21 different compounds during his cycle... The kid was shooting gear in all kinds of crazy places too..... Now that's the problem of young people taking gear. He didn't need it at the time, he just needed to actually workout and eat, I was a year younger than him and much bigger without steroids, he didn't need it and he wasn't educated about what to take or how much. So I'm always one to turn kids away from gear at a young age, who's going to teach them the right ways? Nobody, and they're going to do serious harm to themselves. Again, nothing but respect for Bostin, it's sad to see him go so young, but let's please use that as a learning lesson to not push gear onto teenagers, or at least if you do, you better be telling them how to do it correctly. Thanks for the podcast, I don't mean to sound abrasive or sound like I'm hating on Larry, it just is a topic that hits close to home and I wanted to share my thought and opinion. It could help someone out there

[@DG-nb6fe]

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[@littleninogamer9142]

This show is good with these two

[@deathadone88]

Larry your decent to listen too, subbed!

[@DG-nb6fe]

DNP at 200-300mgs day is safe and effective for most people. It’s when dosed above 400mgs where trouble starts. Every 100mgs of DNP increases metabolism about 11%. Why diet for 14-16 weeks when mild DNP use can get the job done in 6-8 weeks. Makes bulking in the offseason less intimidating because a bodybuilder can quickly go from 17% bodyfat to 12% in 2.5 weeks.

[@konev13thebeast]

Using drugs for dieting is a waste when you can get there without them. They should be used for size and staying hard during the cut, neither which you can get naturally

[@DG-nb6fe]

@@konev13thebeast ease of use and saving time, are valuable benefits.

[@5milemacc737]

Chad Nichols strikes me as an evil guy

[@jazzpanic1]

Do you think 350mg test (100 eod) and nothing else is doable to take for the rest of your life?

[@bryanfrombuffalo7685]

Is that theme song...from s park

[@deathadone88]

18:00 sorry that made me LMAO..3 people as well...

[@jho7781]

Bodybuilding is anything but healthy

[@5milemacc737]

armon is a trophy husband, his doctor wife pays for his life.

[@nycwizrd8348]

35:15 Jobba hutt

[@jho7781]

Too much muscle on your body is not healthy, your body is not meant to carry a lot of muscle

[@thomascoca5064]

7:14 larry pollock ignoring armon and having his phone on high volume with rings and videos and music making noise. Omg 😂

[@deathadone88]

can any1 C my comment?

[@11bangbang37]

I get my test from Walgreens for 35 bucks and usually lasts me almost 2 1/2 mths. My trt dose is .5 every 4 days.

[@thomascoca5064]

39:21 huge lie from armon 😂😂😂

[@thomascoca5064]

34:35 shame on you larry for bodyshaming another man trying to make a living.

[@TheLarryPollock]

You can say whatever you want. I still stand by my statement. Trying to make a living by being a fraud is not honorable in my book.

[@thomascoca5064]

Bully

[@TheLarryPollock]

@@thomascoca5064 really stating the truth is bullying?

[@thomascoca5064]

There is also no honor in talking bad about someone elses buisness.

[@strengthmuscle5529]

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