Tiger Woods loses Musclepharm endorsement.

[sheldonjhacker]

No biggie...he just signed with Hair Club for Men !

[Huskypride28]

MusclePharm is a customer of my company and they are a complete mess. Their executive team is a disgrace and don't have a clue as to what they're doing. They're broke and involved in a major lawsuit. Not surprised by this move at all.

[nochct1]

MusclePharm is a customer of my company and they are a complete mess. Their executive team is a disgrace and don't have a clue as to what they're doing. They're broke and involved in a major lawsuit. Not surprised by this move at all.

 

So they didn't drop Tiger in order to find a bigger name that will give them a better ROI?

[rafal]

MusclePharm is a customer of my company and they are a complete mess. Their executive team is a disgrace and don't have a clue as to what they're doing. They're broke and involved in a major lawsuit. Not surprised by this move at all.

 

This description also fits the Woods' team of physicians and swing coaches.

[Holy Moses]

Wait a second, Musclepharm was going to give Arnold $22.5 million more. Wha...why?

[MadGolfer76]

Wait a second, Musclepharm was going to Arnold $22.5 million more. Wha...why?

 

More muscle, less pharm?

 

(Oh, who am I kidding...)

[GeorgeHWB]

Musclepharm is a horrible name. They couldn't have picked a name that sounds any more like PED's.

 

They do that on purpose. They want to suggest the allure of PED's in a legal product.

 

IMO, the supplement industry is filled with deceit and corruption.

[prhiam]

MusclePharm is a customer of my company and they are a complete mess. Their executive team is a disgrace and don't have a clue as to what they're doing. They're broke and involved in a major lawsuit. Not surprised by this move at all.

 

So they didn't drop Tiger in order to find a bigger name that will give them a better ROI?

 

no.

[Anchor44]

No biggie...he just signed with Hair Club for Men !

 

Poor Tiger!

He'll be broke in about 600 years.

[farmer]

As a disclaimer, I know nothing about this. As a question, do these muscle building (legal) substances really work?

[ferrispgm]

As a disclaimer, I know nothing about this. As a question, do these muscle building (legal) substances really work?

 

They are supplements and should be treated as such. Yes they do work but you have to put in the effort in the gym to get any benefit out of them. Their advertising makes it seem like you can just drink their protein or take their amino acids and you will be ripped....not true...they can aid in building muscle, losing weight, etc but you need a proper diet plan and put in a lot of work to see any benefit.

[farmer]

As a disclaimer, I know nothing about this. As a question, do these muscle building (legal) substances really work?

 

They are supplements and should be treated as such. Yes they do work but you have to put in the effort in the gym to get any benefit out of them. Their advertising makes it seem like you can just drink their protein or take their amino acids and you will be ripped....not true...they can aid in building muscle, losing weight, etc but you need a proper diet plan and put in a lot of work to see any benefit.

So, basically no chance that they will roll years off? Dammit.

[ferrispgm]

hahaha not so much

[drbonesvt]

Hey probably can give a ring endorsement of this product