What's up guys, Derek?

Moreplacemorenades.com.

Today we're going to be talking about genetic hyper responders

in bodybuilding, or in general, I guess.

So this was a post put up by Nick Strength and Power.

This is yesterday by now?

I've had it on my tabs for a sec here.

So one day ago, now that's a transformation.

Nick Walker from his first show to now. So here he is way back, I don't know, what is this? Nine years ago approximately when he was 17, I believe. And, you know, just looking like a very average natural bodybuilder with nothing special. You would not think this guy is a genetic freak. You would not think he's a phenom who's going to end up looking like a brick

shit house. This guy looks just like your average run-in-the-mill dude who's maybe stepping on stage at,

I don't know, 170 pounds or something. So, top comment, somewhere Derek and his delts are

chuckling gleefully at all the comments using the phrase hyper responder to gear

it's fucking baffling how many people still think it's super physiological it's

supra guys superphysiological do you think he's leveraging pharmacology yes he is

an efficacious dose of trend bologna sandwiches.

So there you fucking go, super physiological. Some deep physiology on supra. It's crazy how incredibly

subpar normal genetics can turn into super freaks if they're a hyper responder to gear. So again,

you've heard me talk about before how a baseline is not necessarily representative

of a guy who can blow up.

How many times have we seen guys with baselines who look genetically superior as fuck?

But when they take gear, you know, they grow, but they do not end up nearly the size

necessary to compete on a bodybuilding stage.

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