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A 29 year old Ronnie
1 Attachment(s) Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job.
Amazing, and I respect is achievements the same regardless whether "on" or not back then as I don't care how you cut it the muscle's not gonna grow without work. However, it is not at all hard for an AAS user to beat the types of drug tests he'd be subjected to in the police force, and frankly that claim and referring to those tests means next to zilch in my mind.
Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job. lets be real here
why would the goverment spend big money for aas tests of police officers
i know they test for rec drugs because it only cost about 2 dollars whereas aas cost over 100
Natural. Uh huh.......rrriiigghhhtttt......
Natural? oh hey ive heard funnier jokes than that.
I wont even comment on the 'natural' comment lol
But the pic is good.
but look at Ronnies skinny calf! haha
I'm not even a user and have naturally crappy calves, but in less than 4 years of training, mine look better than his after 15 years! that give me some hope of geeting an O in the future lol
I wont even comment on the 'natural' comment lol
But the pic is good.
but look at Ronnies skinny calf! haha
I'm not even a user and have naturally crappy calves, but in less than 4 years of training, mine look better than his after 15 years! that give me some hope of geeting an O in the future lol Agreed on the natural part Wala, they dont test of AAS unless if there is a reason to, but he still looks good as hell though. Yea funny looking calves lol. A little better now.
Agreed on the natural part Wala, they dont test of AAS unless if there is a reason to, but he still looks good as hell though. Yea funny looking calves lol. A little better now.
yep, these days the calves are better.. but not Olympia standard IMO, luck he has other parts that fil the gap.. but then again, his back is messed now.. so we'll see how it goes..
Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job. He is far from natural there.
Unfortunately the darker races have higher calf muscles.
my dads a now retired police Lieutenant and they dont drug test for AAS. Other drugs yes. Steroids no.
yep, these days the calves are better.. but not Olympia standard IMO, luck he has other parts that fil the gap.. but then again, his back is messed now.. so we'll see how it goes.. No one has ever won or lost a competition because of their calves. Their one of, if not the most, the most underlooked bodypart in competition.
my dads a now retired police Lieutenant and they dont drug test for AAS. Other drugs yes. Steroids no. Why wouldnt you want your police officers to big badass motherfukers? And we all know the rage is a myth.
Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job. I used to own the magazine that article was from, I was back in Sweden at that time.
Way back, if I remember correctly, Ronnie was most known for his biceps, not his back.
****ing amazing physique...really doubt its natural though.
terrible calves
steroids would help police officers :P
seriously
No one has ever won or lost a competition because of their calves. Their one of, if not the most, the most underlooked bodypart in competition. Actually, IMO the only thing that stopped Wolf from winning the NY pro was his calfs. I don't know what the judges went for, but it sure seems like he lost because of it.
No one has ever won or lost a competition because of their calves. Their one of, if not the most, the most underlooked bodypart in competition. Agreed yeh, not right IMO since they are a part of the body and it is 'body-building', but I do agree...
The article was published in the October 1994 Musclmag. It also said Ronnie had perfect genetics for body-building: a small, tight waist and broad shoulders. If he continues to make gains he should go far in the sport the article reported. He did okay.
Looks like Will Smith...
Ronnie is the man!
Is it me, or Ronnie has ALWAYS had issues with his hair. When he has hair it always look jacked up or in a weird hair style.
very nice
1 Attachment(s) Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job.
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Amazing, and I respect is achievements the same regardless whether "on" or not back then as I don't care how you cut it the muscle's not gonna grow without work. However, it is not at all hard for an AAS user to beat the types of drug tests he'd be subjected to in the police force, and frankly that claim and referring to those tests means next to zilch in my mind.
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Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job. lets be real here
why would the goverment spend big money for aas tests of police officers
i know they test for rec drugs because it only cost about 2 dollars whereas aas cost over 100
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Natural. Uh huh.......rrriiigghhhtttt......
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Natural? oh hey ive heard funnier jokes than that.
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I wont even comment on the 'natural' comment lol
But the pic is good.
but look at Ronnies skinny calf! haha
I'm not even a user and have naturally crappy calves, but in less than 4 years of training, mine look better than his after 15 years! that give me some hope of geeting an O in the future lol
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I wont even comment on the 'natural' comment lol
But the pic is good.
but look at Ronnies skinny calf! haha
I'm not even a user and have naturally crappy calves, but in less than 4 years of training, mine look better than his after 15 years! that give me some hope of geeting an O in the future lol Agreed on the natural part Wala, they dont test of AAS unless if there is a reason to, but he still looks good as hell though. Yea funny looking calves lol. A little better now.
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Agreed on the natural part Wala, they dont test of AAS unless if there is a reason to, but he still looks good as hell though. Yea funny looking calves lol. A little better now.
yep, these days the calves are better.. but not Olympia standard IMO, luck he has other parts that fil the gap.. but then again, his back is messed now.. so we'll see how it goes..
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Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job. He is far from natural there.
Unfortunately the darker races have higher calf muscles.
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my dads a now retired police Lieutenant and they dont drug test for AAS. Other drugs yes. Steroids no.
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yep, these days the calves are better.. but not Olympia standard IMO, luck he has other parts that fil the gap.. but then again, his back is messed now.. so we'll see how it goes.. No one has ever won or lost a competition because of their calves. Their one of, if not the most, the most underlooked bodypart in competition.
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my dads a now retired police Lieutenant and they dont drug test for AAS. Other drugs yes. Steroids no. Why wouldnt you want your police officers to big badass motherfukers? And we all know the rage is a myth.
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Here is a pic of Ronnie at 230 pounds. He has just come off fourth place at the San Jose classic show and he says he has been training for 15 years. At this time he was full time on the poilice force. Oh and he is completely natural in this shot. Ronnie said in the article he is drug tested regularly as part of him job. I used to own the magazine that article was from, I was back in Sweden at that time.
Way back, if I remember correctly, Ronnie was most known for his biceps, not his back.
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****ing amazing physique...really doubt its natural though.
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terrible calves
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steroids would help police officers :P
seriously
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No one has ever won or lost a competition because of their calves. Their one of, if not the most, the most underlooked bodypart in competition. Actually, IMO the only thing that stopped Wolf from winning the NY pro was his calfs. I don't know what the judges went for, but it sure seems like he lost because of it.
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No one has ever won or lost a competition because of their calves. Their one of, if not the most, the most underlooked bodypart in competition. Agreed yeh, not right IMO since they are a part of the body and it is 'body-building', but I do agree...
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The article was published in the October 1994 Musclmag. It also said Ronnie had perfect genetics for body-building: a small, tight waist and broad shoulders. If he continues to make gains he should go far in the sport the article reported. He did okay.
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Looks like Will Smith...
Ronnie is the man!
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Is it me, or Ronnie has ALWAYS had issues with his hair. When he has hair it always look jacked up or in a weird hair style.
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very nice