Not sure if that’s a joke mate sorry as I’m thick but I’m doing 3 back to back recordings tomorrow eveningRuthless-RKO wrote: ↑01 Nov 2025, 16:09Can you make it a 3-way or add more people?SeanBrennan wrote: ↑01 Nov 2025, 16:08 I’ll be recording 3 podcasts with Porky tomorrow in case anyone wants to listen
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I did 5 recordings with Porky this week if anyone fancies a watch
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SeanBrennan wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 14:11 I did 5 recordings with Porky this week if anyone fancies a watch
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Cheers CocoCoco wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 15:09SeanBrennan wrote: ↑15 Nov 2025, 14:11 I did 5 recordings with Porky this week if anyone fancies a watch![]()
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Did two more with Porky this week
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and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
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Nice one Sean, great to hearSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
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Thanks a lot mate, really appreciate it. Lifting heavy weights and being way too heavy is firmly behind me. Planning to get down to 200lbs by xmas and then finish at 180 by March.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:36Nice one Sean, great to hearSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.![]()
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That's some weight drop! Carry on like that and you can challenge Conor BennSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:40Thanks a lot mate, really appreciate it. Lifting heavy weights and being way too heavy is firmly behind me. Planning to get down to 200lbs by xmas and then finish at 180 by March.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:36Nice one Sean, great to hearSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.![]()
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Thanks mate. It's a lot easier as I was grossly overweight. I prep people for weight loss so know how to do it scientifically via protein intake and cycling carbs but due to the cancer I need my testosterone levels as low as possible so have had to do it old school through not eating lots of protein and just having a low calorie diet and lots of exercise. It's annoying as I know how to bring weight in whilst retaining muscle as I did it when I competed in weight class (105kg and 90kg) strongman but have to park that knowledge and do it another way so losing equal amounts of muscle and fat. It is very humbling.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:45That's some weight drop! Carry on like that and you can challenge Conor BennSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:40Thanks a lot mate, really appreciate it. Lifting heavy weights and being way too heavy is firmly behind me. Planning to get down to 200lbs by xmas and then finish at 180 by March.
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I didn't know keeping low testosterone was a thing with cancerSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:52Thanks mate. It's a lot easier as I was grossly overweight. I prep people for weight loss so know how to do it scientifically via protein intake and cycling carbs but due to the cancer I need my testosterone levels as low as possible so have had to do it old school through not eating lots of protein and just having a low calorie diet and lots of exercise. It's annoying as I know how to bring weight in whilst retaining muscle as I did it when I competed in weight class (105kg and 90kg) strongman but have to park that knowledge and do it another way so losing equal amounts of muscle and fat. It is very humbling.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:45That's some weight drop! Carry on like that and you can challenge Conor BennSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:40
Thanks a lot mate, really appreciate it. Lifting heavy weights and being way too heavy is firmly behind me. Planning to get down to 200lbs by xmas and then finish at 180 by March.
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Sorry to harp on about me on the forum like a narcissist nobhead, I can't speak for all cancers, but mine is prostate, I took steroids for years, I definitely created my own health issues, so rectifying it now. High test levels in itself is not a determinant of prostate cancer but synthetically jabbing grams of it needlessly definitely is. So I am doing the polar opposite and it is working. It's like detoxifying yourself after 14 years of poor living.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:55I didn't know keeping low testosterone was a thing with cancerSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:52Thanks mate. It's a lot easier as I was grossly overweight. I prep people for weight loss so know how to do it scientifically via protein intake and cycling carbs but due to the cancer I need my testosterone levels as low as possible so have had to do it old school through not eating lots of protein and just having a low calorie diet and lots of exercise. It's annoying as I know how to bring weight in whilst retaining muscle as I did it when I competed in weight class (105kg and 90kg) strongman but have to park that knowledge and do it another way so losing equal amounts of muscle and fat. It is very humbling.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:45
That's some weight drop! Carry on like that and you can challenge Conor Benn
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Don’t be silly mate, you are only responding to messages, I’m sure we are all glad to hear you are heading in a good direction.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 16:02Sorry to harp on about me on the forum like a narcissist nobhead, I can't speak for all cancers, but mine is prostate, I took steroids for years, I definitely created my own health issues, so rectifying it now. High test levels in itself is not a determinant of prostate cancer but synthetically jabbing grams of it needlessly definitely is. So I am doing the polar opposite and it is working. It's like detoxifying yourself after 14 years of poor living.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:55I didn't know keeping low testosterone was a thing with cancerSeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:52
Thanks mate. It's a lot easier as I was grossly overweight. I prep people for weight loss so know how to do it scientifically via protein intake and cycling carbs but due to the cancer I need my testosterone levels as low as possible so have had to do it old school through not eating lots of protein and just having a low calorie diet and lots of exercise. It's annoying as I know how to bring weight in whilst retaining muscle as I did it when I competed in weight class (105kg and 90kg) strongman but have to park that knowledge and do it another way so losing equal amounts of muscle and fat. It is very humbling.
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Never knew that. Is that a confirmed /definite link?SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 16:02High test levels in itself is not a determinant of prostate cancer but synthetically jabbing grams of it needlessly definitely is. So I am doing the polar opposite and it is working
Is is the same for other sources such as gels and tablets? I know tablets are super hard on the liver.
Can you keep test down by taking estrogen, or does it not work like that?
Something always put me off steds even in my own lifting days. I just don't believe there's such a thing as a free lunch. Was always wary. That plus listening to lads talking /fretting about frying their nuts and never being able to produce their own test again
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SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
great to hear. bet that's costing on the clothes front (says me who lost only 10kg since Christmas)
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That is brilliant news!!SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
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Good stuff Sean.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
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Thanks mate very much appreciated. I feel really positiveControversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 16:43Don’t be silly mate, you are only responding to messages, I’m sure we are all glad to hear you are heading in a good direction.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 16:02Sorry to harp on about me on the forum like a narcissist nobhead, I can't speak for all cancers, but mine is prostate, I took steroids for years, I definitely created my own health issues, so rectifying it now. High test levels in itself is not a determinant of prostate cancer but synthetically jabbing grams of it needlessly definitely is. So I am doing the polar opposite and it is working. It's like detoxifying yourself after 14 years of poor living.Controversial wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:55
I didn't know keeping low testosterone was a thing with cancer
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Cheers Samsamwbr wrote: ↑23 Nov 2025, 05:36Good stuff Sean.SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
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Thanks a lot matebig lennox wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 17:04That is brilliant news!!SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
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That made me chuckle it sure is. I’m not buying anything decent at the moment, I’ve given all my gym gear away to lads at the gym, I had a few grands worth of belts, grips, pieces of equipment, clothes etc so have just given them to lads who are still in the sport. I have no need of them now. It’s been really liberating becoming small again. I’m naturally a medium sized person so it’s been an adjustment but it’s quite freeing.golden_labrador wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 16:56SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 15:33 and on a personal note, my health prognosis is even better. I was 270lbs August 11th, now 210lbs exactly. Two training sessions a day every day, and planning to be in full remission by March. Hope everyone is well.
great to hear. bet that's costing on the clothes front (says me who lost only 10kg since Christmas)
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Just recorded a two parter with Porky will Bob the link on when it’s uploaded in case anyone can’t sleep….
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I’m no expert mate I can only speak for me but I used human growth hormone for years that makes all cells grow so you can imagine the impact it had. I was definitely the architect of my own demise hence being extremely grateful and sheepish about my predicament as there are kids who gets cancer who are just unlucky, I created my situation hence getting off my arse and owning it and, hopefully, sorting it.johnmanchester wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 16:53Never knew that. Is that a confirmed /definite link?SeanBrennan wrote: ↑22 Nov 2025, 16:02High test levels in itself is not a determinant of prostate cancer but synthetically jabbing grams of it needlessly definitely is. So I am doing the polar opposite and it is working
Is is the same for other sources such as gels and tablets? I know tablets are super hard on the liver.
Can you keep test down by taking estrogen, or does it not work like that?
Something always put me off steds even in my own lifting days. I just don't believe there's such a thing as a free lunch. Was always wary. That plus listening to lads talking /fretting about frying their nuts and never being able to produce their own test again