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[J35J]

Basketball just isn't the kind of sport where juicing is going to enhance your performance, in my opinion. If anything, it would probably be in gaining and retaining stamina, but juicing isn't likely to help in developing your jumpshot or in dunking.

Why does steriod use have to always be about making your "actual skills performance" better the only thing that matters. Where I'm sitting, staying healthy, , recovering quicker from injuries and having higher stamina levels(being able to continue to run up and down the court quicker and easier than the "non" juicer) is just as bad if not worse than anything else.

[pjalst]

Basketball just isn't the kind of sport where juicing is going to enhance your performance, in my opinion. If anything, it would probably be in gaining and retaining stamina, but juicing isn't likely to help in developing your jumpshot or in dunking.

Why does steriod use have to always be about making your "actual skills performance" better the only thing that matters. Where I'm sitting, staying healthy, , recovering quicker from injuries and having higher stamina levels(being able to continue to run up and down the court quicker and easier than the "non" juicer) is just as bad if not worse than anything else.

+1

[Madison]

Basketball just isn't the kind of sport where juicing is going to enhance your performance, in my opinion. If anything, it would probably be in gaining and retaining stamina, but juicing isn't likely to help in developing your jumpshot or in dunking.

Why does steriod use have to always be about making your "actual skills performance" better the only thing that matters. Where I'm sitting, staying healthy, , recovering quicker from injuries and having higher stamina levels(being able to continue to run up and down the court quicker and easier than the "non" juicer) is just as bad if not worse than anything else.

+1

The other obvious would be leg strength. Dunking, rebounding, jump shots, defending, etc. Plus what J35J mentioned, so yes, I'd say jucing can have a definite effect on the game.

[Lofunzo]

I think that in High school and College a lot of Players are pretty much preoccupied with classes and Practice. Once they get to the NBA and have a little more "freedom" is when they get into trouble.

I disagree. It has changed slightly as players have to play 1 year in college but why should they go to class?? Most that I have seen figure that their studies don't matter so they focus on basketball and other stuff. Of course, there are the select few that stay in college for 4 years and study their ass off but most that are definites for the NBA probably can't tell you where the campus bookstore is.

[nebgib5]

Basketball just isn't the kind of sport where juicing is going to enhance your performance, in my opinion. If anything, it would probably be in gaining and retaining stamina, but juicing isn't likely to help in developing your jumpshot or in dunking.

Why does steriod use have to always be about making your "actual skills performance" better the only thing that matters. Where I'm sitting, staying healthy, , recovering quicker from injuries and having higher stamina levels(being able to continue to run up and down the court quicker and easier than the "non" juicer) is just as bad if not worse than anything else.

I think most performance enhancing drugs would end up in some nasty basketball injuries. The aerobic exercise and athleticism required for basketball is far, far different than baseball.