Thread: Kevin Levrone comeback - for real this time!

how can he be a genetic freak when so many other bodybuilders are better and have beaten him.

He says "8th week of this first transformation"

Is he hinting he'll have a few weeks rest and continue, this time prepping for a comp?!

Would be good to see him finish what he's started. But really, he cannot admit to steroid use as its illegal and would be self incriminating...

But how else would he prepare for another Mr O?!

Originally Posted by mikej

how can he be a genetic freak when so many other bodybuilders are better and have beaten him.

Yes...because the meaning of a genetic freak is only when you are the best and have not been beaten....
I'm convinced some idiot has taken over your account.

T2,
i won't go too in depth being outside the Anabolic section, but when you have been using anabolics as long as Levrone has been, you always have a new base to go back to and in record time too.
I'm not saying he has or has not taken anything illegal during the trasformation but it is really not hard at all to do what he has done naturally.
Take away his history of use with long term anabolics and then you can question him. I beleive a new base is there to always fall back on and this is something you will realise but more importantly, understand, when experimenting with something similar to what Kevin has done.
The answer is his past history of long anabolic use that lands him in decent shape in no time. That 'base' that's always going to be there to fall back on.
There is only so far he will get naturally though - if he is.
To the average beginner AAS user, this will not be beleivable. It's after a few years you will know you can take quite some time off and not worry about eating or training and know that the first week or 2 returning to the gym you are pretty much back to where you left off.
I just wanted to make that point clear in regards to the human body and history with past usage and am not here to say he is 100% natural, but to open your mind about this subject.

Move on with this.
What's he supposed to say? Yes i'm using steroids!?
Steroids being illegal, but here is my face all over the internet admitting to steroid usage?
At this stage it's still quite possible that he isn't, given what i've mentioned above, but if he decides to make a comeback to the stage and we start seeing 'competitive bodybuilder Kevin Levrone' kind of freaky muscle being created, then wise up and make the judgment for yourself to know what kind of proportions, conditioning and density of the muscles are achievable naturally or assisted.

Levrone Transformation, Week 8, Traps and Arms

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Originally Posted by MO

T2,
i won't go too in depth being outside the Anabolic section, but when you have been using anabolics as long as Levrone has been, you always have a new base to go back to and in record time too.
I'm not saying he has or has not taken anything illegal during the trasformation but it is really not hard at all to do what he has done naturally.
Take away his history of use with long term anabolics and then you can question him. I beleive a new base is there to always fall back on and this is something you will realise but more importantly, understand, when experimenting with something similar to what Kevin has done.
The answer is his past history of long anabolic use that lands him in decent shape in no time. That 'base' that's always going to be there to fall back on.
There is only so far he will get naturally though - if he is.
To the average beginner AAS user, this will not be beleivable. It's after a few years you will know you can take quite some time off and not worry about eating or training and know that the first week or 2 returning to the gym you are pretty much back to where you left off.
I just wanted to make that point clear in regards to the human body and history with past usage and am not here to say he is 100% natural, but to open your mind about this subject.

Fair points.

Cheers

Originally Posted by MO

Yes...because the meaning of a genetic freak is only when you are the best and have not been beaten....
I'm convinced some idiot has taken over your account.

im just sick of hearing the genetics thing pushed to death mate.
it seems anyone who can step onto the MR O stage in people opinions have the worlds greatest genetics.
When all it comes down to is hard work dedication and good practices.

Originally Posted by mikej

When all it comes down to is hard work dedication and good practices.

I agree with you to an extent but genetics does play a factor. I mean i bet if i ate like ronnie coleman , trained like him and took as much gear i wuldnt look as good as him/have as much muscle.

Levrone has awesome genetics.

It's your genetics that determines how you respond to food, training and AAS, reguardless of how much dedication you put in.

All of us here could eat, sleep, take what he has taken, and train with equal vigour and we still wouldn't look like him. Our genetics governs all responses - to all stimuli.

Show me the proof that one person is genetically better than another person.
We see some photos of todays pro's when they were early teens or even kids and they are like everyone else.

Islanders are massive fuckers but majority are fat and lazy, massive calves and biceps but lazy, the few good ones excell in football.
But joey johns isn't as big as these guys and he wipes the field with them.
i really think the whole he has the worlds greatest geneticis thing is far stretched.
It still comes down to what your doing in the gym and in the kitchen and resting up recovery.

Do you believe that if you did all the things another person does but don't get as good a result it's simply because you failed to put in enough effort?

Arnold Schwarznegger at 19 anyone? Youtube it and you will see.

Genetics play a factor in everything , you are more prone to certain type of diseases if you are a certain race and what not thats proven. Islanders are genetically bigger then basically anyone else , you put me next to a islander and we ate trained did everything the same he will come out bigger cause thats his body deposition his genetics.

Some people are gifted for certain things and some arent. Whether 2 guys put in same amount of effort and train and eat the same the person taht has the better genetics eg more fast twitch fibres or genetically gifted to gain more muscle mass then the other person they will come out on top.

but if you were to put 12yr ld kevin levrone nest to a 12yr old islander kid who would you say has a genetic gift?

Originally Posted by mikej

but if you were to put 12yr ld kevin levrone nest to a 12yr old islander kid who would you say has a genetic gift?

At that age you wouldnt know as they would barely be finished sucking there mothers tit. You would have to wait to see them perform. This muscle memory thing people speak about is alot more over stated then genetics IMO.

Its just good nutrition and training which make you get back to where you were. The reason maybe its quicker for you who have trained before then someone who hasnt may be because the person who previously trained has the knowledge of what to do in order to achieve results as that person has done it previously.

Originally Posted by mikej

but if you were to put 12yr ld kevin levrone nest to a 12yr old islander kid who would you say has a genetic gift?

That example does not examine the genetic responce to aas, training or dieting. I never said genetics is what you look like, especially before training. An islander may be large it does not mean his responce to the three key components discussed will be greater than a 60 Kilo white kid - that's determined by their individual GENETICS. I don't think you're taking the term "genetics" litteral enough.

either way kevin is one of the greats drug free or not i like the changes