So, guys, Derek, moreplace from rates.com. Today we're going to be talking about Dylan McKenna and his

contest prep anabolic cycle that he laid out here and cleverly titled video with avoiding the use of the S word to not trigger the algorithm. So probably going to get monetized potentially. So he posted today his contest prep anabolic cycle.

Like I said, he is trying to become an IFB Pro. And last year around this time, he actually put out

a similar video that I did a reaction to as well. It wasn't well received by him, though,

clearly because I posted it August 1st, 2019. And the video was picking up traction at the time for

the size of my channel like I was very happy with how it was going I laid out some very good

points about the risk management side of bodybuilding safer practice models not doing certain

things that were outlined in his cycle that young kids who see his content may have otherwise

deployed in a irresponsible manner. Granted, he's not trying to instruct anyone on use, but

the fact that he lays out his cycle and has certain practices that are good enough for him,

who has a superior physique to 99% of people watching, a lot of the kids are going to take

that as, you know, well, if that's

what he's using, then that's probably what I should use. So I want to lay out some guidelines as to,

you know, what I thought was poorly designed about the cycle model. Shortly after posting the

video, I got this. Hi, more plates more days. Due to a copyright take down notice that we received, we had to take down your video from YouTube.

Video title. Why Dylan McKenna's pre-contest cycle is pre-contest steroid cycle is poorly designed. Takedown issued by Dylan McKenna.

This means I can no longer be played on YouTube. So basically he went out of his way to strike down my video,

um, even though it was completely compliant and fell within, uh, what's it called,

fair use or whatever. So I had to appeal it. It got reinstated, but by the time it got

reinstated, the algorithm didn't really give a fuck about it anymore and it didn't do that

well. So the video had tons of good information in it

though about safer practice and now i'm actually going to title this just for you know because

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