Anabolic Bodybuilding IFBB Pro Wade Kuehl | Becoming a Pro is HARD! HGH Is a True Game Changer, The Evolution of PEDs
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Sep 6, 2025 In this insightful discussion, IFBB Pro Wade Kuehl, a self-coached athlete and Doctor of Physical Therapy, shares his journey to earning a pro card. He dives into the complexities of performance enhancers like Primo and Masteron, highlighting personal experiences with HGH and insulin. The conversation also touches on the innovative future of bodybuilding, personalized medicine, and the emotional rollercoaster of competition prep. With candid stories about recovery from shoulder surgery and navigating peak week strategies, Kuehl offers a deep look into the realities of the sport.
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Nine-Year Self-Coached Victory
- Wade Kuehl described finally earning his IFBB Pro card after nine years of self-coached attempts.
- He called it indescribable and a satisfying payoff for sticking with the long journey.
HGH Shifted Physique Trends
- Wade linked starting HGH to a significant stage weight increase from 172 to 184 pounds.
- He and Paul noted HGH became affordable in the 2000s and shifted physique size trends in bodybuilding.
Titrate HGH To Tolerance
- Titrate growth hormone gradually and stop if side effects or intolerance appear.
- Paul recommended finding the maximum dose you can tolerate rather than chasing ever higher amounts.