South Korea

[lilpapapump]

I am thinking of taking a job there for a year. Anyone know what the training facilities are like? Food? Supplements--both kinds..lol. How easy is access to things that I will need to train properly. I will be in Seoul. Thanks for the help!

 

[irishpride]

dont know but i hear the north koreans are great fun

 

[mcgaret]

dont know but i hear the north koreans are great fun

thats funny - Hey,arn't anabolics legal over there???

 

[Spiderman]

I actually have an uncle that lives over there. He likes it, but he's a shady character as it is...bit of an oddball. Got him a South Korean woman he lives with and 2 others in China and Mongolia. Don't ask me what the hell he's doing with them, but apparently he's married to all of them in their own countries. He teaches english as a foreign language over there and he's been in South Korea for the better part of a year. However, he doesn't train for shit, so I can't vouch for any of that...I can only tell you that he generally likes it.

 

[pirate67_2000]

I have a brother in law that is stationed over there. He said you can just walk in the store he called it and buy it legally.

 

[muscleitis]

I had a friend that tought english over there for a year. Bitter cold. People dont know what a line is. My bro almost got into many fights with people running up to the counter at stores with no regaurd to who was there first. And a weird thing, the people spit, and I mean hark on the street everywhere, I guss it's the poluted air. I sent him a "special" package and coulden't think of a fake name to put on it, so I put Sumguy. He was not happy, but thats funny.

 

[MrPerfect]

my friend went to school in china, and all he had to say was the food was horrible. Beef was fatty as could be, rice tasted funny, no eggs avaiable, only cheap protein around, and couldnt drink tap water only bottled

 

[dreww]

thats funny - Hey,arn't anabolics legal over there???

yea, but freedom isnät

 

[lilpapapump]

Thanks guys for the help--anyone else?

 

[lilpapapump]

Just wanted to bump this-----im am over here in south korea and have been for two months. Just so everyone knows, you cant buy shit here--you have to go to the freakin pharmacy for asprin. As for training the gyms are pretty good--the food is mainly rice, noodles, pork, and fish--not too bad. I had been training natural for a while now and pretty much maintained--lost a bit of strength due to not eating as much beef i think..lol. Well if anyone else had this question here is the answer. Later bros!!!