Ronnie

How did he fuck his shit up so badly? Is this the end state of every powerlifter?

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You know it is.

This is what roiding does to a mf

>The extreme weights Coleman used over the course of his career competing as a powerlifter and bodybuilder, such as squats and deadlifts with 800 lbs, took a toll on his body and he has undergone numerous surgeries since 2007. These include two hip replacements and various attempts at alleviating chronic pain from damaged intervertebral discs.[26] He has continued to train despite his deteriorated condition, but can only use light weights now, to try to prevent muscle loss as of 2018,[27] and some of his surgeries (each one costing between $300,000 and $500,000) had such poor outcomes that he may never be able to walk unassisted again.[28] Coleman uses a wheelchair if he has to travel long distances.[29] However, he has said that he does not regret his choices and admits that he was determined to be the best bodybuilder at any cost; he said that, if anything, he regrets not having done even more to consolidate his legacy.[26]
>In June 2020, Coleman revealed that he can no longer walk unassisted due to botched surgical procedures.[36] Saying that he may never walk again, Coleman blamed his problems on questionable surgeries and noted that his last 3 surgeries cost a total of $2 million.
LIGHT WEIGHT BABY

Coleman's story isn't even that sad. he traded his healthy body for a legendary career in bodybuilding. the tragic part is that there are recreational lifters who fuck their bodies up for nothing.
I still remember that one guy in my area who went in real hard for his first cycle and got the worst roid acne I've ever seen. his entire body and face was left in scars and he had a herniated disc. he barely had any muscle mass left when I saw him later. that was sad.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOO BUDDAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!

He trained ultra heavy and being over 300lbs isn’t healthy no matter your body fat. Joints get fucked all the same. He pushed way too far but was also the arguable best ever.

That being said once you get back surgery you’re usually fucked. Never heard of anyone having a great outcome. It seems to make everyone worse and then they just need more surgery.

The price of becoming number one is not knowing any limits, including the limits of your own body.

He kept training with a slipped disc and continued event after surgey against advice from doctors. Also he goes to a chiropractor lol

>lightweight baby, ain't nothin but a peanut

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