juice or loaded gloves?

[QuebecSTAR]

it does improve stamina and the fact that you can train for longer periods of time means it helps to improve defence offence etc. but id use loaded gloved would load them with real bricks. my opponents would have scars for life

steroid is overrated, look at Vargas.

take god & bible away from pacquiao then he will lose.

[frankenfrank]

steroid is overrated, look at Vargas.

Vargas lost because loaded gloves > steroids.

take god & bible away from pacquiao then he will lose.

Sure he does. Pacquiao is nothing but a holy spirit accompanied with spiritual elevation.

[QuebecSTAR]

Vargas lost because loaded gloves > steroids.

huh?

Sure he does. Pacquiao is nothing but a holy spirit accompanied with spiritual elevation.

god & bible gives you mental edge in battles.

[frankenfrank]

god & bible gives you mental edge in battles.

Sorry , but Allah & Kuran > god & bible.
Allah hu akbar

[Ray*]

Loaded gloves all day.

[Seleção No. 13]

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Right. Comparing a malnourished 17 year old with barely any experience to a full grown man with proper training and conditioning.

[tibbar]

Sorry , but Allah & Kuran > god & bible.
Allah hu akbar

you dont know what youre saying, you must be 12 or younger. here

[frankenfrank]

you dont know what youre saying, you must be 12 or younger. here

La ilaha illa Allah , wa Muhammad rasul Allah.

[tibbar]

La ilaha illa Allah , wa Muhammad rasul Allah.

oh, i see, ok then

[stefl14]

Steroids do make you a harder puncher , give you better stamina and make you stronger overall by adding to your muscle tissue and decreasing needed recuperation time. However , with the increase in mass you climb up the weight classes , meeting bigger and stronger men each time , which only makes you shorter relative to your new weight division.
So loaded gloves are much better : they make you "P4P better".



(So) My choice : loaded gloves.
Good thread.

I hate how I keep having to explain that steroids don't make you a harder puncher. Strength does not equate to power. The formula for power is speed of punch multiplied by weight behind the punch. In other words natural ability to be fast and technique are the factors affecting power.