[Richie #11]

Has anyone ever tried the Creatine Serum for building up strength, especially upper body, for football?
Would be interested to know what you thought of it, did it work, any side effects etc!
Cheers!

[smith07]

i wouldn't do it, once you start using that stuff , it is hard to get things under control

[Case]

I agree, Case ain't down wid drugs, even if they called supplements.
Eat more, eat right, workout more. Make the most of ur body and wot it can do, if that ain't good enuff, then at least u tried.
Worse still is cheating and still failing

[smith07]

i like how case dropped the third person... is creatine outlawed by FIFA; I am pretty sure the NCAA forbids it... You have to lift a lot of weight and put on a lot of muscle for this stuff to work, or it will only make you FAT!!!

[dienasty]

it shrinks your man stuff

[WishHoustonHAdATeam]

IT is illegal it does make you fat but if you work out...it works...there is a guy on my pointy ball team that was really skinny and he started using it and he is one of the biggest guys on the team now.

[Case]

[QUOTE=WishHoustonHAdATeam] my pointy ball team QUOTE]

"Pointy Ball", genius!

[jahmerican]

i think you should give it a try
i knew a couple of guys who used to be good but kinda on the scrawny side and they took creatine and worked out and got bigger and now theyre way better and never get knocked off the ball

[Richie #11]

Originally Posted by jahmerican

i think you should give it a try
i knew a couple of guys who used to be good but kinda on the scrawny side and they took creatine and worked out and got bigger and now theyre way better and never get knocked off the ball

See that's like me, I'm a good player when I've got the ball and my tackling aint 2 bad, but I get knocked off the ball a lot cos I'm quite lightweight! It is legal though, none of the ingrediants are on FIFA's banned list!

[smith07]

but i don't think NCAA permits it because of dehydrations issues. You can gain enought weight not to get knocked off the ball naturally... don't need the risk of creatine