Tiger Woods seriously injured

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by jms62

He's 33 now... 20-25 pounds in 13 years, I bet 90% of the posters on this thread gained 20 pounds in that amount of time.

He gained a lot more than 25 pounds in the last 13 years.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

He gained a lot more than 25 pounds in the last 13 years.

Define a lot ? He is 6'1" 185 lbs now. Not a lot of wiggle room if you subtract 25 lbs. His stock has plummeted in my mind and I'm not sure how I will feel when he comes back (fan or looking for him to flop) but this steriod thing is simply piling on. You do this for 15 years and see where it will get you

http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=2921413

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by jms62

Define a lot ? He is 6'1" 185 lbs now. Not a lot of wiggle room if you subtract 25 lbs. His stock has plummeted in my mind and I'm not sure how I will feel when he comes back (fan or looking for him to flop) but this steriod thing is simply piling on. You do this for 15 years and see where it will get you

http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=2921413

I would put him above 215 looking at him.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by jms62

Define a lot ? He is 6'1" 185 lbs now. Not a lot of wiggle room if you subtract 25 lbs. His stock has plummeted in my mind and I'm not sure how I will feel when he comes back (fan or looking for him to flop) but this steriod thing is simply piling on. You do this for 15 years and see where it will get you

http://sports.espn.go.com/golf/news/story?id=2921413

exactly, he was still a kid when he turned pro.

Now he's a man of course he's going to put on muscle weight after 10+ years of working out and drinking nightly and screwing whores. I thought steriods made you not want to fucl<?

I seriously doubt hes used PED's, but Randall had a good point that you cant put it past him thats for sure. And it wouldnt surprise me if he used something to help his knee heal.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Antitrust32

exactly, he was still a kid when he turned pro.

Now he's a man of course he's going to put on muscle weight after 10+ years of working out and drinking nightly and screwing whores. I thought steriods made you not want to fucl<?

I seriously doubt hes used PED's, but Randall had a good point that you cant put it past him thats for sure. And it wouldnt surprise me if he used something to help his knee heal.

If they find he used the Blood Spinning to help his knee heal I don't see this as performance enhancing.. I view this as therapy.

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by jms62

If they find he used the Blood Spinning to help his knee heal I don't see this as performance enhancing.. I view this as therapy.

I agree about the Blood Spinning.. but he could have used other stuff like the "cream" to help heal.

[Gander]

Tiger doesnt weigh 215. I wouldnt put anything past this weirdo, but not everybody who has substantial positive gains in their physique are using supplements. A lot get it through hard work and the proper direction. Any personal trainer who tells you that you can only expect to gain 3-4 pounds doesnt know what he/she is talking about.

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by Gander

Tiger doesnt weigh 215. I wouldnt put anything past this weirdo, but not everybody who has substantial positive gains in their physique are using supplements. A lot get it through hard work and the proper direction. Any personal trainer who tells you that you can only expect to gain 3-4 pounds doesnt know what he/she is talking about.

Exactly.

[Rupert Pupkin]

Originally Posted by Gander

Tiger doesnt weigh 215. I wouldnt put anything past this weirdo, but not everybody who has substantial positive gains in their physique are using supplements. A lot get it through hard work and the proper direction. Any personal trainer who tells you that you can only expect to gain 3-4 pounds doesnt know what he/she is talking about.

This trainer definitely knew what he was talking about. He trained professional athletes.

I guess when it comes to how much weight you can gain from lifting weights, it probably depends on alot of factors including your body type and whether you have worked out before. If you have a really skinny guy with zero muscle, he could probably gain more weight than a lean guy with muscle that has already been working out for years.

When I went to this trainer, I had already been working out a couple times a week for 15 years or so. I'm not a big guy. My weight doesn't fluctuate much. For as long as I can remember, I've been 5'9, 135 pounds. Anyway, I asked the trainer how much weight I would put on if I started working out really hard 4-5 days a week instead of twice a week. He told me that he would not expect me to gain more than 3 pounds or so. He was probably basing that on a number of factors including my body type. I don't have a big frame. A guy with a bigger frame could probably gain alot more than 3 pounds.

Tiger was pretty skinny when he was 20 years old. I don't know if he was working out with weights at that time. If he had never worked out with weights before, I think he could have gained much more than 3 pounds. He could have probably gained a good 10 pounds of muscle or so. But I don't know if he could have gained 25 pounds of muscle. That seems like alot to me.

Do you guys really think that if you started going to the gym every day and working out with weights that you would gain 25 pounds? There is no way.