Ingle Gym
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Nondescript
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Dom has an impressive physique himself for a man of his age.
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Switch hitter
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Nothing wrong with looking after yourself is there ?
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Dom’s arms are a thing of rare beauty...
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Nondescript
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No. However when you're in your late 40's/early 50's, the likelihood of having that kind of physique without some kind of chemical enhancement, is pretty unlikely.
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Wee Tommy
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You’d have to be very naive to think Doms not at least on TRT. He trains hard right enough I’ve seen him on Instagram. He’s not called Decca Dom for nothing.
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Counter-puncher
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Wee Tommy
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Decca is the street name for a popular bulking steroidCounter-puncher wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 10:44why is he called Decca Dom? what does Decca even mean? I'm lost.
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Nondescript
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Nandralone right?Wee Tommy wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 11:02Decca is the street name for a popular bulking steroidCounter-puncher wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 10:44why is he called Decca Dom? what does Decca even mean? I'm lost.
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Wee Tommy
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I think so. I always hear him referred to as Decca Dom. Wasn’t he a competitive bodybuilder at one time? Seriously almost everyone who trains is on something these days.Nondescript wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 11:03Nandralone right?Wee Tommy wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 11:02Decca is the street name for a popular bulking steroidCounter-puncher wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 10:44
why is he called Decca Dom? what does Decca even mean? I'm lost.
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Pugilist-specialist
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Cheap shot.
He hasn't missed one training session in over 30 years.
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Counter-puncher
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really, not one, in thirty years? lucky for him he doesn't seem to get injuries and niggles like the rest of us. he must be 'recovering' really well from his training sessions, post-workout 'formula' and so forth. #fountainofyouthPugilist-specialist wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 11:09Cheap shot.
He hasn't missed one training session in over 30 years.
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Is John Ingle involved in that gym? You never hear about him.
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Nondescript
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It isn't really a cheap shot. He's not boxing and thus he can take what he wants to take really. I was just pointing out though that he likely knows a bit about certain substances.Pugilist-specialist wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 11:09Cheap shot.
He hasn't missed one training session in over 30 years.
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Nondescript
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I think Deca-Durabolin is the brand name actually.
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Switch hitter
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I've never ever heard him be call Decca Dom.......never. He looks after himself, eats right and trains. When gyms are a success people always look to bring them down...... jealousy I think it's called. That gym has been churning out champions for years and years.
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Who said he doesn't get injuries?Counter-puncher wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 11:18really, not one, in thirty years? lucky for him he doesn't seem to get injuries and niggles like the rest of us. he must be 'recovering' really well from his training sessions, post-workout 'formula' and so forth. #fountainofyouthPugilist-specialist wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 11:09Cheap shot.
He hasn't missed one training session in over 30 years.
I've seen him with a broken shoulder taking pads one-handed and he still does his weights.
It's easy to snipe from behind a keyboard.
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Maybe that's because the little cowardly new poster made it up.Switch hitter wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 15:14 I've never ever heard him be call Decca Dom.......never. He looks after himself, eats right and trains. When gyms are a success people always look to bring them down...... jealousy I think it's called. That gym has been churning out champions for years and years.
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Wee Tommy
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Grow up! I’ve heard boxers and trainers call him it, I’m not saying he doesn’t train hard ffs. Your obviously so far up his arse you can’t see the obvious. Almost all bodybuilders have experimented. Or is your hero a one off?Pugilist-specialist wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 15:49Maybe that's because the little cowardly new poster made it up.Switch hitter wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 15:14 I've never ever heard him be call Decca Dom.......never. He looks after himself, eats right and trains. When gyms are a success people always look to bring them down...... jealousy I think it's called. That gym has been churning out champions for years and years.
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Boxerbeetle
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Does it even matter to anyone if someone takes PEDs or not? As long as they’re not a pro athlete, they can do whatever they want imo.
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No amount of nasal spray will give you the famous '24 inch Pythons, brother!!'Boxerbeetle wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 06:19I wish someone had told me years ago that sniffing a nasal spray before training was so beneficial, I’d look like Hulk Hogan by now if I’d have knownkeirw wrote: ↑02 Oct 2018, 04:25I'm no expert and feel free to correct me if I am wrong.rhino222 wrote: ↑01 Oct 2018, 17:05
no, because the half life of salbutamol is so minimal, it provides airway dilation, thats all. it saves lives. its a reliever of symptoms.
steroid inhalers on the other hand are preventers of symptoms and the half life is far extended to that of a reliever. i would suggest that a brown inhaler, like beclamethasone, takes about 2 weeks to have any effect as a preventer but it sits in the system a lot longer and its action is partly systemic.
if (for arguememts sake) it increases the user's aerobic capacity for roughly an hour and the user can use it before a one hour high intensity cardio session.
Would it not allow him to work at a higher intensity than normal during that session?
If so, he has gained an unfair advantage.
Doing this once may not do much, but doing it every day for a couple months could well make a big difference come fight night.
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so....what next?
measure the diameter of each boxers trachea, larynx, bronchus etc. then we could forget about the weight divisions and have divisions sized in this aspect?
if the police breath tested me while i was walking the streets and arrested me for being over the DD limit im sure i would be a bit pissed off if i was not driving the car for another 4 days.
rules/laws are in place for a reason, if you have not broken the rules then its not an issue.
measure the diameter of each boxers trachea, larynx, bronchus etc. then we could forget about the weight divisions and have divisions sized in this aspect?
if the police breath tested me while i was walking the streets and arrested me for being over the DD limit im sure i would be a bit pissed off if i was not driving the car for another 4 days.
rules/laws are in place for a reason, if you have not broken the rules then its not an issue.