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OT: Alistair Overeem

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Participants Amanda Williams7Grace Lee5briskjackal5Ethan Garcia8Michael Rivera63ruggedpanther27Sandra Vaughnwiredmarlin29
Amanda Williams7 Amanda Williams7 MemberOP
12 messages
joined Apr 2010
#1 ·
So, I’m curious to get some input from the gym rats and nutrition junkies here. Is it actually realistic to achieve a physique like Alistair Overeem's without touching steroids, hormones, or any other questionable substances? Just through strict dieting and protein supplements?

http://www.yorkblog.com/mma/Overeem-Timeline.jpg

Looking at this, you can see massive progress over a three or four-year span... If someone really commits to the grind—hitting the weights hard, fixing their diet, and staying on top of their supplements—it feels like it could be doable in that kind of timeframe. Then again, let's be real: Alistair is almost certainly running something illegal under the radar. Even he has mentioned shifting his diet to focus heavily on eating massive amounts of red meat and stuff like that, but we know how the game works.
Grace Lee5 Grace Lee5 Newcomer
1 message
joined Sep 2017
#2 ·
Of course not... he’s got more hormones pumping through him than the entire BB roster combined.
briskjackal5 briskjackal5 Active Member
249 messages
joined Feb 2018
#3 ·
Christian Ramirez67 said:So, I’m really curious to hear from the gym rats here—you know, people who actually live in the weight room and obsess over their macros. Is it even remotely possible to pull off a physique like Alistair Overeem without touching steroids, hormones, or any of that stuff? Like, could you just hit it with clean eating and protein supplements and get there?

http://www.yorkblog.com/mma/Overeem-Timeline.jpg

Man, looking at this, you can see such huge progress over a three or four-year span... I mean, if someone really commits to the grind, hits the gym hard, cleans up their diet, and grabs all the right supplements... I don't know, maybe it's possible within a 3-4 year window? I guess. Though, let's be real, Alistair is probably loaded with illegal stuff, but he did mention himself that he totally overhauled his diet and started eating massive amounts of beef and everything else...

What else is there to say? "I'm as charming as a lightning bolt," right? 😁

-briskjackal5
Ethan Garcia8 Ethan Garcia8 Active Member
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joined Sep 2017
#4 ·
Christian Ramirez67 said:I’m curious to get some input from those of you who live in the gym and really know your way around meal planning. Is it actually possible to pull off a physique like Alistair Overeem's using nothing but solid nutrition and protein, without turning to steroids, hormones, or anything else?

Check out this timeline of Alistair Overeem's career. It’s a pretty wild ride when you see it all laid out like this.

You can really see the massive progress made over a three or four-year span. If someone actually commits to a serious gym routine, cleans up their diet, and stays consistent with supplements, that kind of transformation seems totally doable in that timeframe. Now, Alistair Overeem probably has some questionable stuff in his system, but even he’s admitted that just switching his diet to eating massive amounts of steak changed everything for him.

Nah. His absolute peak was back in 2004 when he was young and riding high on testosterone, though even then, he was clearly juicing heavy. 😁
Michael Rivera63 Michael Rivera63 Member
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joined Sep 2007
#5 ·
I find it hard to believe he’s actually taking anything at all...
ruggedpanther27 ruggedpanther27 Member
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joined Jul 2008
#6 ·
Michael Rivera63 said:I honestly don't think he's taking anything...

Me neither. 😁

I hate Alistair Overeem more than any other fighter out there.
briskjackal5 briskjackal5 Active Member
249 messages
joined Feb 2018
#7 ·
Totally normal.
The guy just got hitched and put on a little extra weight.
I mean, honestly, he's definitely not the first person to go through that, and he won't be the last, I guess.

-briskjackal5
Sandra Vaughn Sandra Vaughn Newcomer
4 messages
joined Aug 2009
#8 ·
I remember seeing someone pose this exact same question on an MMA forum a while back... Most people, maybe 90%, were convinced it could happen.🙄.
But honestly? I don't think so. You have to realize that in today's landscape, almost every professional athlete is running some kind of cycle, even the guys in the lower weight classes around 140 pounds. It's just the reality of the game now. And don't even get me started on guys like Alistair Overeem and those heavy hitters.
Ethan Garcia8 Ethan Garcia8 Active Member
51 messages
joined Sep 2017
#9 ·
Fair enough. It’s honestly pretty silly to assume an old pro has somehow doubled his muscle mass compared to when he was just a kid, especially considering those brutal daily training sessions. 😁
wiredmarlin29 wiredmarlin29 Member
30 messages
joined Jan 2009
#10 ·
Christian Ramirez67 said:Is it even possible to get a physique like Alistair Overeem without using steroids, hormones, or whatever else is out there? Can you just do it through clean eating and protein supplements?

No way. You can't get that look naturally. It's not like
he's built that way just by eating bird's milk, chicken, tuna, and rice...
He's definitely using
gear.
wiredmarlin29 wiredmarlin29 Member
30 messages
joined Jan 2009
#11 ·
ruggedpanther27 said:I'm right there with you. 😁

I honestly despise Alistair Overeem more than any other fighter out there.

I can't stand him either, but man, he just bulldozes through everyone.
Our guy "Crocop" was having such a rough time in that fight of theirs.
"Crocop"
actually got saved by a low blow.
Otherwise, he would've been absolutely pulverized...
wiredmarlin29 wiredmarlin29 Member
30 messages
joined Jan 2009
#12 ·
I was talking about a low blow.🤷

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