make a difference in the way he fights..he said he has fought before without trt and he didnt feel any different which makes me wonder, why is he taking it if it doesnt make a difference in the way he fights/feels?
Cause he's Hendo and Hendo does what he damn well pleases
It probably makes a difference in getting an erection, in having energy during his day, in feeling in a better mood, just being happier in general. It does all those things for me. Fighting? Such a small does isn't likely to do much for him in the cage,
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SinCityHustler - It probably makes a difference in getting an erection, in having energy during his day, in feeling in a better mood, just being happier in general. It does all those things for me. Fighting? Such a small does isn't likely to do much for him in the cage,
well feeling much more energetic would obviously be a big help when it comes to training for his fights..improved mood would do the same..he seemed lethargic in the ring tonight though wtf..i cant imagine him off of it..
Bry Bry -SinCityHustler - It probably makes a difference in getting an erection, in having energy during his day, in feeling in a better mood, just being happier in general. It does all those things for me. Fighting? Such a small does isn't likely to do much for him in the cage,
well feeling much more energetic would obviously be a big help when it comes to training for his fights..improved mood would do the same..he seemed lethargic in the ring tonight though wtf..i cant imagine him off of it..
Yes agreed. I'm hoping he retires and Hendo is my all tie favorite fighter.
Lets face it, relative speaking, he's an old man. He's slow, he gets tired and looks lazy out there.
I'm 42 and have been on the TRT for 3 years now. I missed a few month recently and it sucked. My women hated it too. No erection, fat gain, muscle loss, etc.
Why would he take medication if it doesn't help him fight better in his opinion?
Maybe because he needs the medication to make everything in his life not fight related better?
I know we only see these fighters as human gladiators that only fight all day for our entertainment, but they do actually have lives. You know, it's not a fucking video game that turns on during pvps. These guys have other reasons to improve their quality of life beyond fighting. And no, I don't think they should stop fighting just because their test is low or that need medication to live a more normal life.
Trt is for training to fight not actually fighting it makes training more beneficial which can lead to a better fight . I am interested to see how he and vitor do w out 
SinCityHustler -Don't you worry about cardiac and other damage?Bry Bry -SinCityHustler - It probably makes a difference in getting an erection, in having energy during his day, in feeling in a better mood, just being happier in general. It does all those things for me. Fighting? Such a small does isn't likely to do much for him in the cage,
well feeling much more energetic would obviously be a big help when it comes to training for his fights..improved mood would do the same..he seemed lethargic in the ring tonight though wtf..i cant imagine him off of it..
Yes agreed. I'm hoping he retires and Hendo is my all tie favorite fighter.
Lets face it, relative speaking, he's an old man. He's slow, he gets tired and looks lazy out there.
I'm 42 and have been on the TRT for 3 years now. I missed a few month recently and it sucked. My women hated it too. No erection, fat gain, muscle loss, etc.
OmegaPoon -My guess is he probably isn't taking a high enough dosage to make it an issue. But isn't the testosterone used for TRT essentially an ingredient in steroid production? And the other chemicals used are what cause the heart complications?SinCityHustler -Don't you worry about cardiac and other damage?Bry Bry -SinCityHustler - It probably makes a difference in getting an erection, in having energy during his day, in feeling in a better mood, just being happier in general. It does all those things for me. Fighting? Such a small does isn't likely to do much for him in the cage,
well feeling much more energetic would obviously be a big help when it comes to training for his fights..improved mood would do the same..he seemed lethargic in the ring tonight though wtf..i cant imagine him off of it..
Yes agreed. I'm hoping he retires and Hendo is my all tie favorite fighter.
Lets face it, relative speaking, he's an old man. He's slow, he gets tired and looks lazy out there.
I'm 42 and have been on the TRT for 3 years now. I missed a few month recently and it sucked. My women hated it too. No erection, fat gain, muscle loss, etc.
testosterone is a natural substance in the body. It helps lower cholesterol and lowers BF, increases muscle mass, helps bone density ect.
Basically low test is what ages us men and makes us old.
I'm no doctor but Indeed erection is one reason why TRT so popular with elder people nowdays. Gone are viagra. And it sure does help your training, feeling more lively etc.
leftlegtrumpcard - Outcome?Jones dec win
Knockoutimus - He said it doesn't make him feel a differense when he "fights".
TRT would certainly impact her personal quality of life though; and his training regiment.