Milos Sarcev has convinced Samson Dauda to include Trenbolone in his preparations for the 2023 Arnold Classic

Bodybuilder Samson Dauda is preparing for the upcoming Arnold Classic 2023, which will be held from March 2 to 5 in Columbus, Ohio. In a recent The Menace podcast on YouTube, Milos Sarcev revealed that he convinced Dauda to take Trenbolone for the first time in his career. Samson

Dauda first came to attention for his incredible symmetry and overall proportions as a competitor in the Men's Open category of the IFBB Pro League. He has emerged as a budding prospect with consistent top ten finishes at several shows, including the 2019 IFBB Wings of Strength Chicago Pro and the 2019 IFBB Vancouver Pro.

Dauda has had an impressive season, capping it off with a sixth-place finish at Mr. Olympia 2022. He's set to compete at the 2023 Arnold Classic in a week. Two-time 212 Olympia champion Shaun Clarida has noted what a threat Dauda is and hinted at a future podium battle.

"The 'Nigerian Lion' is confident of a high finish at the 2023 Arnold Classic. Having competed against the likes of Nick Walker at the last Olympia, Dauda is more confident than ever in his chances of winning. Earlier this month, Dauda talked about his experience at the Olympia in Las Vegas last December. He had to deal with a lot of problems backstage and waited about five hours to get on stage.

Samson Dauda finally used Trenbolone at the Arnold Classic 2023, says Milos Sarcev

In a recent YouTube video, trainer Milos Sarcev said that he convinced Samson Dauda to use Trenbolone for the first time in his career for the upcoming Arnold Classic 2023.

"There is a certain supplement that he never wanted to use because he thought it would affect him," Sarcev said. "So from a psychological standpoint, he wouldn't be able to take it. But I finally convinced him to take it. It's Trenbolone.""That's one of the things we didn't use all the time because it would affect him badly, so he didn't want to take it. He didn't even want to do it before.""When my athletes don't want something, I don't push it... every other competition I say, 'Shouldn't we consider something?' and he says, 'No.' This time I told him we'd do a little splash in the ocean and he liked it. We started at 100 mg a week, then 150, then 200, and finally we had 300."

Sarchev went on to share his prediction of placings at a given competition and also predicted that Dauda would beat everyone else.

"Still Samson wins, Andrew Jacked is second, Big Ramy is third, Nick Walker is fourth and Clarida is fifth."

Source:Fitnessvolt