And the top purchasers blew me away… number 1 has spent $56,969.96 on purchases from Biotest.
Wow!
And, the average amount spent by the top 100 purchasers is $18,693.58.
Now, I know I don’t take my training as seriously as a lot of the guys on here. Maybe I’d spend a few hundred bucks a year on supps (mostly protein, fish oil and creatine).
But I’d really love to see a comparison of amount spent/muscle gained. I mean, I’ve seen “Level 4s” posting on here asking the most basic of weight-training questions.
Note: If I lived in the States I would definitely buy my share of Biotest products. As it is, in Australia, the gear is way over-priced.
I find that if I invest $200-300 on a bunch of powders and pills it motivates me to make turn that money into muscle. Thus far, it has worked tremendously, I’m sure the extra protein, creatine and fish oil hasn’t hurt either.
the top accounts probably belong to gyms, stores, “groups” of trainees/teams.
Its nice to have it if you can afford it. =) Some people just have too much money and don’t do coke. So obviously they have to spend it on something. Why not a powder that tastes like blueberries.
Surge is food. It’s Protein, Fat and Carbs ingested like any other food. You can supplement your diet with it, if that is what you mean, but it’s nothing worse off for you.
I already spend $25 a week on fish oil pills, i would gladly spend many times that amount on just fish oil if my finances allowed it, i belive it’s the best damn supplement that exists with so many noticable
i think the ammount spent on supplements and progress and or goals reached really dont matter. either way your spending your money on something that is inevitably improving your quality of life.
millions of people spend easily twice as much money on beer and ciggarettes and dont think twice about it. anything that helps or excels your life in a quality way is money well spent.
[quote]All2ez wrote:
i think the ammount spent on supplements and progress and or goals reached really dont matter. either way your spending your money on something that is inevitably improving your quality of life.
millions of people spend easily twice as much money on beer and ciggarettes and dont think twice about it. anything that helps or excels your life in a quality way is money well spent.[/quote]
[quote]All2ez wrote:
i think the ammount spent on supplements and progress and or goals reached really dont matter. either way your spending your money on something that is inevitably improving your quality of life.
millions of people spend easily twice as much money on beer and ciggarettes and dont think twice about it. anything that helps or excels your life in a quality way is money well spent.[/quote]