PEDs in Strength Sports (The Juice Head Episode) Would We Take Steroids?

from The Bar is Loaded · host Taylor's Strength

WARNING: This episode is not for snowflakes. DO NOT listen if easily triggered. DISCLAIMER: We have no issue with steroid users, we have issues with the unfair use of them in sport! In this Episode of The Bar is Loaded Danny & Thomas talk about performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) in strength sports. Danny had to heavily edit this cause the lads got so carried away insulting the dishonest use of it that it took away from the message of the discussion.  From the origins of PEDs, to how almost every high-level athlete is now a culprit of PED use whether it's anabolic steroid use or laser eye treatment, the boys also discuss what motivates athletes to take steroids, the lengths users will go to so they won't get caught, prevention methods, and Danny's pitch for a "juice league". What do you think about PEDs in sport? Have you used steroids before? Whether you agree with the lads or not, we'd love to hear your comments regarding this, somewhat sensitive and controversial topic in the fitness industry.

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WARNING: This episode is not for snowflakes. DO NOT listen if easily triggered. DISCLAIMER: We have no issue with steroid users, we have issues with the unfair use of them in sport! In this Episode of The Bar is Loaded Danny & Thomas talk about performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) in strength sports. Danny had to heavily edit this cause the lads got so carried away insulting the dishonest use of it that it took away from the message of the discussion. From the origins of PEDs, to how almost every high-level athlete is now a culprit of PED use whether it's anabolic steroid use or laser eye treatment, the boys also discuss what motivates athletes to take steroids, the lengths users will go to so they won't get caught, prevention methods, and Danny's pitch for a "juice league". What do you think about PEDs in sport? Have you used steroids before? Whether you agree with the lads or not, we'd love to hear your comments regarding this, somewhat sensitive and controversial topic in the fitness industry.