What bodybuilders achieved naturally without the use of cell tech (pics)

[R1x]

Nice thread, srs, no homo

Nelson had a sick physique.

[Doraemonster]

Damn i'm mirin. Eugene sandow is such a beast considering that he lived in late 1800s

[omac]

^^^

that is correct he was one of the first to use in the early 60's which i why i ddint include him the list. he was still a pretty good bodybuilder in the 50's though in which he was natural.



i liked the part where you educated me. that was the best part.

Scott is what I want to look like, don't really car if he used or not. Would kill to have his arms like his.

[BobisMighty]

I'd be happy to look like just about anyone in this thread.

[c0vjek]

Bob Paris

[glwanabe]

Reg Park and Steve Reeves were users. Educate before you medicate phaggot.

Pretty sure Scott was on that d-bol int eh 60's ,check his olympia pics, think he added a little more mass?

Scott was on gear, this is known, and is in the open.

Park, and Reeves were not, as has been discussed many times. You can choose to believe whatever you want. If you could provide your source to your info that would be helpful.

If your truely interested in facts let me know and I'll put together some more info. Anything is possible, however, at this time my best sources say they were clean.

[glwanabe]

Nice list. You might want to add Bill Pearl. The kicker is that he was also vegetarian.

Pearl was on, and is open about it. There is still a lot of good training info to be cultivated from him.

[glwanabe]

Anyone know at what ages these guys passed? Interesting for comparison...

Here are a few good sites that I use.

http://musclememory.com/

http://classicphysiquebuilder.blogspot.com/

http://www.weightrainer.net/articles.html#Casey_Butt

Dr. Casey Butt on some of the History of BB through the years.

http://muscleandbrawn.com/forums/46096-post33.html

[Achilles87]

Steve Reeves 1948

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[Grinners]

I have never understood the reeves obsession...

[Boy__Wonder]

Dennis Nelson had an amazing physique...I bet he got mad pu55y back in the day.

[Neto472_old]

yeah, no

you can tell which ones are natural just from looking at pics... hint: the ones from early 1900's to 1930's

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1939 was awarded to Professor L. Ruzicka for synthesizing testosterone

Scott was on gear, this is known, and is in the open.

Park, and Reeves were not, as has been discussed many times. You can choose to believe whatever you want. If you could provide your source to your info that would be helpful.

If your truely interested in facts let me know and I'll put together some more info. Anything is possible, however, at this time my best sources say they were clean.

look at BBers from before park and reeves time

look at the ones after

not natural

[Achilles87]

I have never understood the reeves obsession...

Because he looks epic

[nimble]

Nice list, you might want to add me.

[glwanabe]

yeah, no

you can tell which ones are natural just from looking at pics... hint: the ones from early 1900's to 1930's

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1939 was awarded to Professor L. Ruzicka for synthesizing testosterone



look at BBers from before park and reeves time

look at the ones after

not natural

Here, read.

http://weightrainer.blogspot.com/200...ybuilding.html


If you search here at BB.com for Casey Butt, you will find a lot of info on various subjects. The man has a bit more education than most.

[Neto472_old]

Here, read.

http://weightrainer.blogspot.com/200...ybuilding.html


If you search here at BB.com for Casey Butt, you will find a lot of info on various subjects. The man has a bit more education than most.

The nobel prize of 1939 was awarded to the guy who synthesized testosterone.

[IronLyfe]

Pretty sure Scott was on that d-bol int eh 60's ,check his olympia pics, think he added a little more mass?

lol i know thats why I posted pics of him from the 50's (pre-juice)

[darkninja67]

Would give a kidney to have arms like Marvin Eder's.
damn impressive bicep

[Hedphelymm]

Here, read.

http://weightrainer.blogspot.com/200...ybuilding.html


If you search here at BB.com for Casey Butt, you will find a lot of info on various subjects. The man has a bit more education than most.

yes, he also posts on this forum. he talks about the use of testosterone in athletes in this thread.

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...1669501&page=7

[Kooobe]

wow that's a great physique

[Hedphelymm]

The nobel prize of 1939 was awarded to the guy who synthesized testosterone.

casey explains it in this thread.

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...1669501&page=7

the west didnt know about the athletic capabilities of testosterone until the mid 50's. first signs of testosterone usage for athletic performance were first used by the russian weight lifting team in the early 50's but the results werent too good and the side effects were quite harsh which is why Ziegler made dianabol in 1959 which was supposed to be "side effect free".

[eazy e 123]

Nice list. You might want to add Bill Pearl. The kicker is that he was also vegetarian.

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[JUSA]

Ernest Cadine, 1920s



John Garon, 1916

These two are pretty awesome. That Cadine dude makes me want to hit my delts a lot harder.

[Neto472_old]

casey explains it in this thread.

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...1669501&page=7

the west didnt know about the athletic capabilities of testosterone until the mid 50's. first signs of testosterone usage for athletic performance were first used by the russian weight lifting team in the early 50's but the results werent too good and the side effects were quite harsh which is why Ziegler made dianabol in 1959 which was supposed to be "side effect free".

Look, you really think bodybuilders couldn't get their hands on some sweet juice if they wanted to? They isolated testosterone in 1935 or something. I would believe Casey's theory if it wasn't for the fact that 1. every bodybuilder before the 1930s looks natural and 2. every bodybuilder after looks juiced. I'm sure someone will say "oh but training and nutrition improved a lot", yeah, right.

[Archanic]

tag for when Im not surrounded by people at work

[Hedphelymm]

Look, you really think bodybuilders couldn't get their hands on some sweet juice if they wanted to? They isolated testosterone in 1935 or something. I would believe Casey's theory if it wasn't for the fact that 1. every bodybuilder before the 1930s looks natural and 2. every bodybuilder after looks juiced. I'm sure someone will say "oh but training and nutrition improved a lot", yeah, right.

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"testosterone was first approved for prescription as a cancer, wasting and burn treatment in the U.S. in 1950. Before that it was classified as an experimental drug and not available even to physicians. For a bodybuilder to be using testosterone before 1950 he would not only had to have known more about the biochemistry, dosing and potential usage of it than anybody else in the world (including the research scientists working with it), but also have had access to what was then an experimental drug, isolated sporadically in limited amounts for controlled research purposes, and not produced in quantity."

[WizardGlick]

So he's wrong about 2 people and you're all over OP's azz. Sad.


Excellent thread, OP! Repped!

[LiftHeavy85]

Look, you really think bodybuilders couldn't get their hands on some sweet juice if they wanted to? They isolated testosterone in 1935 or something. I would believe Casey's theory if it wasn't for the fact that 1. every bodybuilder before the 1930s looks natural and 2. every bodybuilder after looks juiced. I'm sure someone will say "oh but training and nutrition improved a lot", yeah, right.

this, nutrition didnt really change that much in a couple decades. Meat + Potatoes



Vienna in 1954 was the first time someone got popped for steroids. You dont think people were using them years before considering it was developed in the 1930's?

[magog704]

5*thrad

[Dipman00]

Nice list. You might want to add Bill Pearl. The kicker is that he was also vegetarian.

Cant see this guy being natural