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Ok, it's starting to get boring, we are happy for u guys, now with a sponsor, but this is a BB discussion forum, not a MT advert.
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You guys are too easy. :music:
My feelings about Muscletech have not changed much over the years. I thought it would be funny if I could convince you all that I could go from one of the biggest Muscletech haters to a Muscletech ass-kisser just from something as silly as a contract for Turk.
Congrats to Turk, he deserves it for puting up with my (positive) criticism for 25 weeks. :gaysign:
Any time I use (!) multiple times on a forum post, you can be sure it's not serious

Yes, they have some good products. Yes, they have some worthless products.
Yes, they are one of the most successful supplement companies. No, they not the best company to buy from.
But, hate 'em or love 'em, they are good for the industry. They reach out to the high school football players or the Arnold Schwarzenegger wannabe's, which buy their products and support the supplement industry, then the supplement companies support pro bodybuilders. So, it's best for the supplement industry and professional bodybuilding.
Yes, they have some good products. Yes, they have some worthless products.
Yes, they are one of the most successful supplement companies. No, they not the best company to buy from.
But, hate 'em or love 'em, they are good for the industry. They reach out to the high school football players or the Arnold Schwarzenegger wannabe's, which buy their products and support the supplement industry, then the supplement companies support pro bodybuilders. So, it's best for the supplement industry and professional bodybuilding.
Yes, they have some good products. Yes, they have some worthless products.
Yes, they are one of the most successful supplement companies. No, they not the best company to buy from.
But, hate 'em or love 'em, they are good for the industry. They reach out to the high school football players or the Arnold Schwarzenegger wannabe's, which buy their products and support the supplement industry, then the supplement companies support pro bodybuilders. So, it's best for the supplement industry and professional bodybuilding.
in all reality I believe that they really do have good supplements.......b4 i got my sponsorship I actually purchased intravol for a during training drink since I am now hitting all of my weak points twice a week....I researched a bunch of different drinks and Intravol had a large amount of very good ingrients in it such as maltodextrin, wazy maize, creatine (4 different types), bcaa's, lecuine (3 diff types) etc. etcc etccccc.........and i am not just saying this for endorsement reasons! Just look at a lot of their supplements and you will see that they put a lot of proven ingrients in it
my only issue is how much they charge for their products. beyond that, and the advertising they do, i actually think they're the best supplement company out from a product standpoint. i agree that nothing they sell is low quality or is anything but excellent, it's just a tad overpriced is all.
The only creatine worth taking is monohydrate. This is the type that has been studied for many years and proven to work. Others are less compact, there's no point in adding an ingredient such as creatine citrate for any other reason than to make the product look
cooler.

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