Part 5: Nick’s Last Conversation With Dallas McCarver | A Conversation With Nick Trigili

Ever since Nick Trigili released his "how to inject steroids" video - he's been making a habit of being brutally honest about the unspoken truths in bodybuilding. In our latest installment of 'A Conversation With Nick Trigili', Nick goes into detail about the death of Dallas McCarver and reflects on the last conversation he had with Dallas before his untimely passing.
In Nick's opinion, no bodybuilder should get that big that fast and Dallas' passing is an unfortunate eye opener for many athletes in the bodybuilding industry. In fact, Nick's last conversation was about Dallas' health and it's one that Nick wishes he had the time to follow up with one more convo before Dallas left us, bodybuilding, and this planet behind.
We'll surely miss Dallas McCarver, and this episode acts as Nick's tribute to the lost bodybuilder with so much promise. Check out part 5 of 'A Conversation With Nick Trigili' above.
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[@andrewcheatle4691]

'He was growing way too fast - I think he should have been where he was at 10 years down the line'. Nailed it.

[@wayne3078]

Probably the best interview Generation Iron has put out ....

[@beastsos7999]

Wayne Prezzler yep He soo real love to listen this guy all day 🔊👌

[@jordandangelo1808]

Agreed. Nick is the best. As real as it gets and an awesome story teller.

[@SpinDoctor91]

And honest too. I can respect dude for keeping it real.

[@philippemorin5416]

yeah really a good interview!

[@pennyantcliffe7004]

He is lying about talking to Dallas and family! Ask him to show you proof.

[@robertrichard9274]

Nick is a great advocate for the sport, he still looks great! I stopped at 31 due to health issues, it was hard I miss my body and the attention..but I'm here with my wife, brother and dogs to enjoy life. Kidneys are getting worse at 37yrs old now. Hope ill be ok! Let Dallas be a lesson. Its a hard lesson but more people need to make the right decision

[@cknorris3644]

Before he died his face looked like he was 50 years old and he could barely breathe. Sad that the people around him didn't get him help. Everyone was just there to ride the train and didn't care about him.

[@BackFireZz]

He aged like 20 years in 2, Guy was definitely on waaay too much drugs.

[@leelunk8235]

BS...THESE PEOPLE THAT ARE PROS JUST WANT TO BE NUMBER 1..THEY ALL VYING FOR THE TITLE OF MR OLYMPIA..NO WAY CAN ANYONE HELP THEM..THEY DIDNT HELP THEMSELVES

[@skycorrigan6511]

I agree. He looked extremely unhealthy from like 2015 until his passing.

[@mrt445]

In hindsite where all saying he should have listened to Shawn Ray

[@Mike-qo4kp]

Get him help? He was happy! Nothing was gonna change him

[@peterjohnson1332]

Golden era of bodybuilding was healthier as most guys of that era are still alive. Bigger dont mean better.

[@christophermarshall75]

Did you ever give him advice , saying what your saying ? Hindsight is a great thing dude.

[@christophermarshall75]

You sound like a muscled Donald Trump.

[@jimmycline4778]

Christopher Marshall then that is a good thing, cause Trump is a great president that doesn’t get enough credit!

[@darelbvcr687]

Bronze and silver era were healthier then golden ,those dudes were od few grams of gear to obtain olympia level physique

[@davidlynch9049]

Golden Era when? Arnold and his competitors did steroids. He admits it and his enlarged heart, with 2 heart surgeries was caused by steroids.

[@tomhudgens6338]

Thank you for the honesty Nick. You are the man for saying what needed to be said.

[@jesustreto1288]

Love nick he is blunt I can respect that

[@PaulMichaels2010]

Nick's a lovely fella. He is honest about that horrific sport that took my bf 20 years ago.

[@285runt]

Sorry.

[@lenol0315]

ya man bodybuilding is so fucking bad for ur body , the outside matters in the sport , inside and health are passed aside

[@BJETNT]

Holy shit!!!! A real interview with someone not dodging the question. Standing ovation!!!!

[@sylvesterpulk8279]

I have a friend he does everything for bodybuilding. never goes out. every 2 hours a small meal. working out training eating and sleeping. 2nd mortgage taken for his steroids. relationship no time for. Does not fit in his goal. and this for 10 years. indeed you have little life then. exercising is fun but should not become an obsession.there is more than bodybuilding in life

[@andrewcheatle4691]

Friend of a friend takes her bodybuilding/fitness goals so seriously she refused to go to her brother's wedding - on account it would interfere with her 'diet schedule' That is fxxked up!

[@swlk9996]

Lol steroids are stupidly cheap. I know a friend who pays more for his protein than for his steroids per month. Just google the price for steroids. They ARE super cheap. Why you feel the need to go on a KZbin channel and write an obvious lie? Pathetic

[@AmorAmor360]

@@swlk9996 they're cheap now some years ago it was a different story. who are you yo come on here and call somebody a liar? steroids are cheap if they're stopped on bullshit.

[@esfitnesspro2455]

Dude, your friend is imaginary. Nobody needs a 2nd mortgage to pay for their steroids or GH.

[@rebirthlifestyle]

@@swlk9996 Growth is pricey at a high level which would be what I assume OP's friend was at... If he wasnt at that level then why do all that fuckshit

[@richarddutchholland4780]

50 this year and 200lb and 5’10” and still going to the gym every day for a simple hour of exercise...... but 10 years ago I gave up on the gear lifestyle I was living for 20 years..... it ain’t good and a fools game. Stay natural my friends 🙏🏽

[@leehollebon3393]

You have to take steroids if you train you don't get any gains naturally never so what you say is bullshit

[@richarddutchholland4780]

lee hollebon obviously you haven got a fucking clue what your on about you dull twat. There’s plenty of natural guys and girls out there who are in great shape.

[@richarddutchholland4780]

@Broly Flex stupid boy, read up and educate yourself and stop showing people how dull you really are 😂

[@ingnut996]

@@richarddutchholland4780 u got it bro tell them to do a bit most jacked guys i have ever seen had no equipment gear or diet available they had heart.

[@chriskabare3693]

Whole sport needs to change and steroid use needs to be banned. They need to go the way of athletics in terms of banned substances and performance enhancing drugs. Period.

[@unions100]

I totally respect your honesty and your total respect for Dallas .

[@thedoublechamp9319]

He mentioned right in the beginning. Dallas had insecurities I think most bodybuilders that do steroids and look absolutely ridiculous, just insecure with themselves your whole life basically. So they try to make themselves look something completely different and in the end it ends up killing them

[@BackFireZz]

It’s called bigorexia.

[@AdarshKumar-tm7pb]

well said

[@jasonslovak4766]

Every Human has issues, its a Living Thing of the Human dna

[@davespark10]

My guess seems to be accurate most high level athletes motivation stems from Deep insecurities. It makes for great success but happiness always seems to be far off in the distance.

[@convex7456]

If noone ever wanted to improve then we would all be the same

[@sbFreakinxRican]

@@convex7456 improving and killing yourself are two different things

[@BenHall289]

Bodybuilders sadly yeah not so with actual athletes though. These guys aren't athletes really. I'm not saying its easy what they do or whatever but they're not athletic are they?

[@darkmagician1710]

@CMLAFLAMME you don't know that. elite athletes are always looking for a competitive advantage and you're crazy if you think otherwise.

[@darkmagician1710]

@@BenHall289 What they do on stage isn't necessarily athletic but the preparation that it takes to get into contest shape requires the same discipline as competing in a sport.

[@GordonCuffe]

This is the best interview about bodybuilding that I have ever seen. Hopefully it gets a million views so nobody thinks a 5"10" 300 pound bodybuilder is a good thing to achieve. Go back to the classic look of bodybuilding. It looks more healthy and is more healthier than the mass monster bodybuilder.

[@markjones1126]

Problem was he got to big to fat. At a young age. I had been say for quite sometime that he look liked death. Also he was getting to big to fast. Ronnie Coleman even said it. He was only 225Ib at Dallas age.

[@jordandangelo1808]

I agree with you man

[@fatboitino2]

Yeah, you have to take your time. All of these bodybuilders that are like 300lbs have taken decades to get there. Nice and steady. It's not good to get that big too fast; and not everyone is meant to get that large. If anything, I hope people realize that you have to take your time

[@irishdragon2311]

I agree, also his reckless use of steroids did him no favours! His testosterone levels were 55k times higher than normal, his heart was twice the size its supposed to be, and to top that all off his family has a history of heart disease!

[@kronosfatheroftime4825]

@@irishdragon2311 55,000 times higher? That's impossible.

[@georgiafan6618]

Dallas McCarver had known genetic predisposition for familial heart issues. Had he not overindulged in roids, he'd still have died in his 40's. Almost all BB's have irreversible, permanent heart damage from abuse of all these drugs. McCarver died from a heart attack brought about by severe enlargement of his heart and lungs through the wanton abuse of steroids. "Retiring" or leaving the sport "early" is sometimes necessary as their cardiologists (if they have one) cautions them that their cardiomyopathy will only get worse and they're looking at an early demise. BB is a young man's "sport." You can only abuse your endocrine system for a short period of time before it shuts down permanently. That's another overlooked and under-reported problem these people face after they stop juicing.

[@Ardonn]

He would not have died in his 40s no, stop bullshitting and making excuses. His heart stopped because of the roids, not because of a condition he was born with. F off

[@mrt445]

That's better than dying in your 20's.

[@DNixon845]

11:40 says it all. Couldn’t drive 10 hours when a good buddy dies. End of conversation. Gas cost roundtrip. $120. Take the flower money and get in your car. The excuses put forth here were cringe worthy. Also somehow making things about himself or that he knows better. Very transparent here. Even funnier, talking about the inconvenience of flying down and buying food, hotel cost. Of course, I think the same thing when a good friend dies.🖕🖕🖕.

[@mikekoz68]

Dick Nixon Drive for what? Dallas was already dead so what’s the point? Going there won’t bring him back

[@woooose]

Nixon Idk about you but when someone close to me dies I just want to mourn in private and not go on a stressful trip where you will constantly be in front of other people trying to contain your tears or sadness. Dallas is dead and his spirit/soul/mind is no longer residing in the body. So what would he be driving out to see exactly?

[@fatboitino2]

He wasn't complaining about it being an inconvenience, he was saying all of those are farther costs that he couldn't afford. If your good friend dies while you're dead broke; you would think about the same thing. All you have is a few thousand to live off of with no assurance yet of any more income- and you're going to take a critical hit by taking a trip that costs several thousands of dollars? Keep in mind, this is a last minute thing and he is in New Jersey. He may not even have a car, don't really need one in Jersey. Plus, the interview was about him, this portion was about his last conversation with Dallas. He discussed that.

[@fabiorodrigo3638]

Drive for what ? There's a little thing called respect. Something you develop for people you really care (and you seem to have none)

[@BJETNT]

He was already dead so what good would it have done!!!

[@aky19832001]

Nick was hinting at other types of drug abuse. Just based on pictures. Dallas was taking steroids by 16. Hence why he was 300lb at high school.

[@lenol0315]

coke n shit

[@Jon-jn8zx]

Nick seems to be such a good guy

[@philippemorin5416]

thats what i call a good interview it came from the heart

[@blitzfultime]

the autopsy report says it all unbelievable at his age R.I.P.

[@mikemorris9902]

His heart size was bigger than Rich Piana's and he was 20 years younger. Pretty insane. May god rest his soul and bring him eternal peace

[@stevemcqueen1916]

The funny thing is he complains about being big and how uncomfortable it is (which it is) but he continues taking drugs, training and eating, if you really want to lose weight as a 300 pound plus drug using bodybuilder, stop juicing, stop training and eat a small meal twice a day and i gaurantee you youll be unrecognizible in a year

[@Machete1708]

Stop training?

[@janmaryne2155]

fuck man it even hurts me when he talks about Dalas and starts rocking back and forth . He was like a little bro to him and he might be a big guy but you can see the pain in the gestures . Amazing interview im loving the honesty.

[@justicewarrior9187]

Nick was a beast years ago!! I had super high hopes for him I guess selling steroids is much easier and profitable lool

[@dsydoriak]

Nick definitely kept it 100% here dropping some cold hard facts.

[@theironneverlies9114]

14:15 How can this guy say you can go out, have a drink here and there and be the best when he has never been the best? He's in no position to say such thing. I rather listen to legends like Dorian Yates who lived like a monk and actually did achieve something by doing so.

[@stevemcqueen1916]

TheIronNeverLies lol ive got news for you Dorian was no monk or choir boy either

[@ScizRgaming]

lol dorian was a bit of a partier

[@theironneverlies9114]

Dorian actually said in an interview that he almost lived like a monk. He means the isolation ofc not literally everything.. Just going to the gym, training hard, going home to eat and then sleep.

[@Jammydodger1196]

Arnie, Dorian etc, they all loved to party. Yeah they were insanely religious with their training and dieting year round, but if you think that means they didn't go out, didn't drink, had no friends and didn't occasionally smoke weed/harder shit, you'd be wrong

[@lsimon343]

Dorian didn’t life like A monk. I knew him for years. He just knew his limits and we didn’t have phones to capture every moment like they have now. Dorian def lived , just hidden

[@stephenbrand5661]

Dallas was “barely taking juice at the time” of that one early show. Which probably means he was only taking one or two GRAMS of test per week back then. Dallas McCarver is the poster boy for the sad state of extreme drug taking that characterizes modern bodybuilding.

[@agentstarling9998]

Great interview!

[@russellaukstikalnis3397]

Wow, Nick has lots of memories. GOD BLESS HIM.

[@huntsy6257]

There is listerally NOTHING healthy about professional bodybuilding 280-350lbs on the body is 280-350lbs regardless if it’s fat or muscle. Your heart can only take so much.

[@CC-ed7jr]

For the heart yes, for some other organs that weight in fat is usually more unhealthy, but roid abuse make up for that difference in most cases.

[@huntsy6257]

@@CC-ed7jr agreed. My logic is when it comes to health your heart should be your number one priority.

[@jonahkim69]

I find it hard to believe Dallas McCarver did not know he had heart issues. He must have seen a regular doctor for a check up sometime in his bodybuilding career, surely.

[@SpinDoctor91]

I think Dallas had a lot of demons and things he went through. Sometimes things can be beneath the surface people can appear well and not be. Mentally and physically. Those problems can follow you. It sounds like he wanted to be huge and did whatever it took to get there and that can always come at a price. I beat that can be tough their last convo.

[@mmmm-jx1ju]

the darkest side about the sport of bodybuilding

[@robertbechert5380]

VIDEO WAS AWESOME NICK. IT WAS VERY INTERESTING GOOD JOB BROTHER. IT WILL HELP ALOT OF BODY BUILDER'S NICK, THANK YOU, BEC.

[@VisualBeatLab]

Thanks for sharing Nick.

[@dlvox5222]

Great interview. Massive sacrifices to be at that level.

[@kvnd7331]

I would love to see pics of what Dallas was like natural

[@Jgo36114]

In fact, going out and dancing can count as extra cardio so BB should go out!

[@davespark10]

Mr. Go-in Hell yeah, running around town is great cardio.

[@SteveSteve-md6qx]

Brilliant interview - such a sad outcome

[@MyName-ue9du]

Fuck man I hope my “close” friends speak more highly of me if I died suddenly. This guy doesn’t even realize how shallow he is.

[@tyleradcock5493]

False hes honest

[@beewalk34]

Nick looks much better now. Not sure what's going on with his head in this...

[@pumporientatedathletes-sa2513]

Damn I wish I had a chance to meet him in person.

[@greenandblue9853]

Fantastic truthful interview!!!

[@604cuinkillah]

Appreciate the honesty. Who is the gentleman that died the night he won his pro card? That should've been (it absolutely was) a sign from God

[@antoniolira5785]

Someone give this man a bigger chair 💪

[@davegarcia2819]

I like this guy has a a lot of knowledge I like to listen to people who have a good head on theirs shoulders

[@jamesmumma741]

So sad all the world ahead of him! ,could have been a top. Football player and live along life!

[@humblemuzik]

Very honest interview..thanks brother

[@GeneralSantucci1st]

I’m remember seeing this dude in bricktown New Jersey

[@dashwolf8057]

He's literally growing a horn in the middle of his head

[@CoyoteDAworld]

Yo haha 😂

[@danielvaughan4155]

Dallas why did you have to rush! You abused it and now your gone! Hope it was worth it! So sad! R.I.P big guy 🙏

[@stevesolo16]

The thing that bothers me about Dallas is, the men in his family all had heart conditions. There was a pattern of heart and high choloristal deaths is family. Dallas just looked the other way. His autopsy report was read by the Anabolic Doc.(KZbin). He should have been monitoring it with a health professional.

[@tieiatalks]

He was young. I don’t know that Dallas knew that about what he was taking. I read his autopsy report. Damn scary.

[@currbag]

so true. physchological problems are so real when coming off gear

[@joelalderton1411]

Dallas wouldnt have come off for years

[@currbag]

Joel Alderton even worse when your on gear. I can't even imagine my mind if i was on 5 grams a week like him. Jesus. some guys genetically just doesn't bother them using that much gear. others it affects

[@chadsworld5499]

this dudes missing half his eyebrows........wtf..........RIP DALLAS

[@tangodelta6243]

too much plucking. man become woman and woman become man nowadays

[@chestnutsev7]

probably had them transplanted to where hes balding at the back on top.

[@tangodelta6243]

chestnutsev7 😂

[@kang7664]

ya his eyebrows look pathetic. Just like both of these druggies

[@hurlentropy6866]

@@tangodelta6243 or low thyroid hormones.

[@joeo.846]

Hope the young upcoming bodybuilders watch this video and learn.

[@indman101]

The heart muscle has to work overtime being muscular or just obese.

[@ada205mi]

John Doe... Very true. The heart has more strain dealing with extreme muscle than fat. Muscle needs more blood, and when your over 300lbs of muscle the hearts works very hard. Steroids don't directly kill people, it's the sides, and extreme mass is one of the most deadly! Walking around over 300lbs isn't good for the heart no matter what, and add into that all the eating, training ect and it's pretty tough on the heart. Then add drug side effects like hypertension and your not exactly a figure of health! It's ironic bodybuilders look a picture of health when infact their lifestyle is about as unhealthy as it gets.

[@laowai2000]

Like putting a 4 cylinder engine in a monster truck!

[@slightgrinful]

I understand a lot of this I don’t get out ever have irl friends so it’s all training, while I can truly claim natty stress and other things eat me up! I can only imagine what true iron champions face! R.I.P to anyone in this sport- I get being the best but it should be/maintain its purpose of health over bulk.

[@loraleidoe]

Good interview!

[@robtrousdale7039]

I would really love to see Chad Nichols cycle Dallas was on

[@AdrenaLukeYT]

10 grams of testosterone per week. Do the math. His test levels were measured at 55,000ng/dl in the autopsy. Rule of thumb is you take the mg of test you're running and mulitply by 5, that's where your levels will land approximately. They also confirmed he was on trenbolone and MASSIVE amounts of growth hormone, along with T3 and insulin.

[@dingdong-lt9rz]

That guy has a lot to answer for Shawn Ray was spot on about him the guy is a scumbag.

[@KlystiEvangelist]

I don't know why he had to say kick the bucket. For someone that was his friend it just seems a little callous. But this was a great interview.

[@spitshinetommy3721]

"I talked to him three days before he (Dallas) kicked the bucket" Where did Dallas meet this "friend" up at - Psychopaths R Us?

[@stephenbrand5661]

@Spitshine Tommy I don’t see the problem with saying that. You’re just being way too sensitive.

[@burlhorse61]

i think he's building up a following just because of Dallas-dont believe much of what he says

[@spitshinetommy3721]

@@stephenbrand5661 It's a callous way to talk about a friend who died. Someone who is also a piece of shit would have trouble seeing that.

[@rickricardo8731]

Good guy well spoken good he stopped ahead of time live long and happy .

[@muscleboy4461]

Wow! Nick Trigili looked like Nick Walker here. Confused them for a second. I think Nick Trigili look's better now. And it is sad about Dallas MCarver. Dallas had many health problems too. Genetic heart problems. Plus in autopsy doctors found out he had beginnings of thyroid cancer. And like many Pro bodybuilders his heart and liver were 3 times as large as regular folks. SAD! Dallas was too much in a rush to win the MR. Olympia and abused steroids to the hilt and now he is gone at waaay too young an age. Sad for him, his family and the bodybuilding world!

[@pj2251]

Actually really impressed with Nick's Interview though.

[@jordandangelo1808]

Best video Generation Iron has ever done hands down. Nick is the best. As real as it gets and he’s an awesome story teller. Thanks for sharing all your experiences with us Nick.

[@P_RoC45]

jordan dangelo You’re a fucking Mark with an x on your back you’re soaking up all this bullshit this guy is a fucking tool who doesn’t know jack shit. He looks like he’s gonna die in 6 months himself if he was a real friend he wouldn’t be on camera running his mouth talking about his ego and Dallas looking up to him. Wake the fuck up.

[@richpotatothebestg.m.ovegg2599]

P_ Roc33 You wake the fuck up. They've both been there and done that. What have you done

[@jordandangelo1808]

P_ Roc33 hahaha

[@jordandangelo1808]

P_ Roc33 you’re a clown honestly. A mark with an x on my back. Come on bro you sound like the most dramatic woman I’ve ever heard in my life on her period. Real tough guys don’t talk shit on KZbin so don’t make me waste my time reading your annoying desperate attempt at attention. I’ll bet however much you can afford nick does NOT die in six months. You’re one of those steroid haters I could tell. So who’s the real mark? You’re the one getting mad at people who take juice. I just said it was a good video. Weirdo

[@richpotatothebestg.m.ovegg2599]

P_ Roc33 I take shits harder than you twinkie boii

[@goldenera4ever]

I feel bad that a 26 year old kid lost his life, but he played russian roulette and lost. If anything good can come out of it, it would be people just put the shit down. It's not worth it boys and girls.

[@nathanc5789]

GoldenEra 4ever I’ve been on three cycles in 4 years. I stopped and got my body back to natural, safe levels. Everything is in check. Went from 150 to 226. No more of that shit. Not worth it. Steady at 190 and happy.

[@kdworak4754]

Body building: A pathological destruction of the body due to insecurities.

[@285runt]

I'm 263. It's hard trying to remove the mass when I don't feel big.

[@nelsonbenjamin4754]

Listening to Nick now him and everybody else will understand Sergio Oliva JR and his battles🤔

[@bigmink1195]

This dude has been so arrogant MUSCLEMeds dropped him when he was not good with fans at expos he doesn’t talk he has no charisma. Ego driven quitter

[@Redemption203]

he is an asshole dude

[@ulyssesvillarreal6445]

Lmfao calm down Its bodybuilding not fucking Miss America

[@jjjuhg]

People like him. Not everybody, but he is liked.

[@snailnslug3]

He has serious anxiety from testosterone,but hes addicted a nd cant stop. Hes on so much test and sweating

[@Übereine]

@@snailnslug3 big dosages of insulin and tren among other things and trt for life Test blast alone wont stress your lungs like that.

[@lsimon343]

Listen to him, he sounds like Seth rogen. Same voice. He speaks the truth- I used to be in that world and either people were extreme partiers or were obsessed w their body. It’s hard to find balance. He is very truthful. Shame

[@ABCEDEFG911]

Dallas=Big Country

[@06livefast]

Dat frontal lobe doe

[@SpenserRoger]

Lol what is going on with that? Gh abuse? I thought they got horns not a horn

[@robtrousdale7039]

That interview was revealing

[@lionheart5078]

these guys have no idea what it takes to be a serious athlete. all professional athletes have gone through times where they had to have no social life and just focused on their training.

[@geoffreyholliday1971]

i agree with that.... Dallas got huge way to fast

[@davespark10]

Cherish your life!

[@Simon-talks]

"he was 300 lbs in high school, jacked out of his mind" means he was really 262 well over 6ft tall and 41% bodyfat......

[@joncalkins530]

By the 3 minute mark he already started in on excuses for Dallas beating him at a show and I realized I didn't need to watch anymore.

[@p-squash8846]

The most disrespectful thing you did was not go to his funeral

[@sagittarianking1398]

Man He Was A BEAST!!.......

[@davegarcia2819]

good interview

[@pratiksonawane5130]

11:19 he was about to burst his feelings

[@leigh_carmichael]

He never told that shit to Dallas two days before he died. "Dallas looked up to me" ego much?

[@NeilMartin98]

Don't think he means from a physique point of view. Maybe seeing him as an older brother or mentor etc.

[@Redemption203]

U dont find it disturbing how he uses the term kick the bucket wen describing Dallas death..if that was your friend why would you speak like that

[@stevemcqueen1916]

Aussie Beef the drugs make these guys lose their minds

[@GloryFit]

lader baxter it’s not disturbing these guys were close basically brothers, plus with trigilis personality that’s just how he is. Stop with the political BS, he’s from NYC the attitude, atmosphere is so different.

[@leigh_carmichael]

The weren't close at all. Nick only came out of the woodwork after Dallas died. Then all of a sudden they were brothers and Nick was the only one who ever told it to him straight. After getting some attention Nick conveniently launched his company and now he is the self proclaimed "only real guy" in the industry. He's already selling snake oil and been caught out sending the exact same diets and drug protocols to several clients, who are all at different levels.

[@RudeMuscle]

So many lies 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@jackheaton4557]

Is this about Dallas or this guy

[@smoovekriminol8921]

Bashing your so called friends legacy. Classy

[@hvacr24]

how long is a cycle? 30 days? 60 days?

[@birdswithfeatherflocktoget4332]

Respect

[@tysonhop5394]

It was the drugs Dallas took that killed him not his dedication to going to the gym 🤦🏼‍♂️ this guy isn’t even covering the steroid abuse...

[@EnDependance123]

The point is it is their mindset and body dysmorphia that pushes them to use the drugs in the first place my guy

[@kennethedwards3936]

His ab separation was extreme . This is a development synonymous with steroid use .

[@Ivan-lw2ux]

Growth hormone

[@yourmom6087]

Did you think you were the only one who knew that lmao ? Obvious as fuck

[@SleepWalker6969]

I think his was genetic

[@fishingwithmike828]

I get banned was never for the bodybuilder back of the day. It was safe now is a hazard it’s a life and death situation people die from bodybuilding more than football. That’s insane in additional your own personal trainer is trying to convince you to jump on every single gear possible to get Big bigger and bigger until you tell them no I’m not doing this I’ll do this😢😢😢😢

[@NaughtyNomadFitness]

is basketball cardio?

[@briantime9880]

Yes lol . Usually play it about 2 hrs 4 times a week . Great movement also

[@Jesuswarnedus]

If u want to do steroids or need to do them because of competing do it as Ronnie Coleman did it or says he did it. He states he took nothing but pharmacutical from a doctor and was always doing checkups and has not experienced any of these issues. If u are putting something in ur body and u have no idea where it came from or what is in it then maybe u should not be using it. Good luck and God Bless

[@charliebockover5645]

I blame Joe weider . This guy Knew everybody was doing This shit . Did nothing about it .

[@Ericomaioral]

joe weider died in 2013!!!! hahahahahahaha wtf

[@nathanc5789]

Charlie Bockover it’s not Joe’s responsibility. These are grown adults making their own decisions in life. Joe isn’t their daddy.

[@frye5933]

Oh but Shawn Ray was wrong!

[@sugarshawnray]

Robert John Haters gonna Hate. Sad🙏🏽

[@richpotatothebestg.m.ovegg2599]

shawn ray Feed your ego much.

[@frye5933]

He is dead assholes. You dont get it.

[@highn00n]

This guy is a real class act.

[@kdiddy4714]

He looks totally different on his podcast, I don't notice him in this lol

[@darrellgrant7615]

I wonder if he was talking about Anthony DiRezzo dropping dead at the first show ?

[@kevincharles1983]

Dam nick doesn't even sound the same anymore. It's like you can hear the weight on his lungs