The Fitness Lie: Why Most Routines Only Work If You’re on Gear (Steroids)

And why that sht will never apply to your real, natural body.*

Let’s be honest.
The people leading the way in the fitness industry?
Most of them are on gear. And a lot of them don’t even try to hide it anymore.

They look insane.
They recover like machines.
They sell you programs, mindset hacks, and “no excuse” reels.

But here’s the truth they leave out:
Their entire lifestyle is built around training and recovery… because they’ve got nothing else going on.

No job.
No real-world responsibilities.
Just gym, food, and “content.”

And they expect you to train like them?
With a career, a family, stress, and no chemical support?

Come on.

Steroids Change Everything — But No One Talks About That

Gear rewires the game.
You recover faster.
Food hits harder.
Stress doesn’t sink as deep.
And motivation? You’re chemically wired to want to train.

It’s not discipline.
It’s drugs.

But the industry keeps pushing this lie:

“Just train harder.”
“You’re not serious enough.”
“Don’t be soft.”

Nah. You’re just not juiced.

And while we’re here — let’s not pretend this is all safe, clinical hormone therapy.
No one talks about the guys years deep into abuse… joints wrecked, mood fried, and their dicks don’t even work.
That’s not high performance — that’s a trap.

And there's nothing wrong with steroids —
if you're honest about it.
What’s wrong is acting like everyone should train like you
or they’re a “pussy” if they don’t.

That’s the part that deserves a slap.

Social Media + Steroids = A Screwed-Up Standard

It’s not just the drugs.
It’s the spotlight they’re wrapped in.

Social media has completely warped our idea of what’s achievable.
You’re being fed a constant stream of elite physiques —
but no one tells you they’re chemically enhanced, full-time influencers,
living in the gym with no other responsibilities.

So now the average guy with a job and a life
thinks he’s failing because he doesn’t look like a shredded 25-year-old on TRT, clen, and peptides.

It’s not realistic.
It’s not normal.
And it’s not your fault.

You’ve been fed a false standard.
And you’ve been trying to meet it with a natural body and real-world stress.
No wonder people are breaking down mentally and physically.

That ends here.

Their Results Don’t Come From Their Method — They Come From Their Stack

I’ve seen it over and over:

• Guys doing the dumbest sh*t with perfect physiques

• Girls promoting “glute activation” while they’re running a full stack behind the scenes

• Coaches with terrible movement patterns who’ve never built anything naturally

The steroids give them fake feedback.
So they pass that fake feedback on to everyone else.
And if you follow it blindly? You’ll burn out, break down, and wonder what’s wrong with you.

The Darazi Method Is Built for the Real Ones

This method doesn’t rely on chemistry.
It relies on connection.

We don’t guess.
We don’t compensate.
We rebuild the body from the ground up — through balance, breath, alignment, and resistance.

We teach your body how to move right, feel strong, and recover like it’s meant to — naturally.

Because when your nervous system is wired properly,
your structure is aligned,
and your joints are stacked…

You don’t need artificial shortcuts.
You just need the blueprint your body never got taught.

This Is the Method for People With Real Lives

You’ve got a job.
Maybe a business.
A family.
Stress.
Responsibility.
You don’t have time to train like a full-time athlete on sauce.

You need a method that works in the real world.
That gives you more with less.
That teaches you to move better, not just grind harder.
That rewires your body, so your results stick — and your life gets better, not smaller.

This Is the Real Flex

Not faking it for Instagram.
Not pushing your nervous system into the ground.
Not pretending to be elite because you’ve got needles and time.

The real flex is building a strong, mobile, pain-free body
on top of a real life
with real effort
and nothing artificial.

That’s what we do here.
And we’re just getting started.