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With the NFL lockout still in effect, there is no steroid testing in place. And with no testing, the NFL has become the Wild West where players are able to juice without worry. And as the lockout drags on, many experts contend that players will be able to run through full steroid cycles, and come back better than ever!<\/strong><\/p>\nJust like many NFL fans, I can\u2019t get enough of the bone-jarring hits and thrilling touchdowns featured every Sunday. Unfortunately, all of this is in jeopardy as the owners and players squabble over millions of dollars.<\/p>\n
And it\u2019s hard to feel sorry for either side during this lockout because the owners have seen the value of their teams increase over 11 times since the late 90\u2019s, while the average player\u2019s salary has risen over five times to $1 million in the same amount of time. And I don\u2019t think I need to tell you that for most people, $1 million means years spent working a tedious job, driving a 2003 Dodge Caravan, being married to a fat wife, having four kids, and celebrating the one night a week you can get drunk enough to suppress it all. So neither side will get any sympathy here or elsewhere.<\/p>\n
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But even as both sides continue fighting for money to put towards their mansion add-ons, an interesting side story is starting to develop. Currently, there is no steroid testing in place, so players are free to juice without worrying about some creepy doctor coming around to watch them take a urine sample. What\u2019s more is that some players are hiring new doctors and personal trainers during the lockout, which presents the perfect time to go on professionally-designed cycles.<\/p>\n
Another thing to keep in mind with all of this is that NFL training camps don\u2019t open until late July. Seeing as how the lockout started in mid-March, and we\u2019re now towards the end of spring, players have already had over two months to juice; furthermore, they\u2019ll have an additional two months to cycle anabolic steroids before training camp. And since most cycles take between 8-12 months to finish, this is plenty of time to keep using steroids until the lockout has been lifted and testing is implemented again.<\/p>\n
Now that we\u2019ve established how many players have an excellent opportunity to complete an entire cycle during the test-free lockout, I\u2019d like to mention that I asked some of the EliteFitness.com members what they would include for the perfect NFL player steroid cycle. It was a lot of fun reading through the many responses I got, and there was plenty of useful cycling information contained in the posts too.<\/p>\n
\u201cpower36\u201d had quite a bit to say about the perfect NFL steroid cycle as he wrote, \u201ctest prop, var orals, GH if they aren\u2019t already on it and the league cant test for it right? I\u2019m not the anabolic steroids guru you guys are, but I can tell you this from knowing plenty of ex NFL guys and current pro athletes... unlike us mere mortals, they do not struggle putting on mass....they do not need to juice to get bigger, or improve strength too much.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n He also had some solid thoughts on what NFL players should steer clear of when they\u2019re juicing during the lockout as he typed, \u201cdeca or any nandrolone is a big no no... in the system way too long... and unless they get pharm grade gear, they need to be ultra cautious about any injectable... I would be hesitant with even tren, if you take an UG lab that has something thats NOT supposed to be in it, they are ed if its something like nandrolone that stays in the system longer.<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n \u201cStevesmi\u201d believes that a lot of what should go into an NFL steroid cycle just depends on the position a person plays. He expressed this by writing, \u201ctotally depends on the position they play! if you are a WR, KR, PR, RB, CB, S you need to be fast. that means no water weight at all. its like carrying a gallon of water while you run\u2026if you are a lineman, or LB.. you probably wont mind the water weight.. you just want the pure strength<\/em>.\u201d He finished by saying, \u201cHaving said all that the cycle for them during the season would be HGH 4 iu's per day. That\u2019s it. legal and they can afford. in the offseason if they are bulking a 3 week cycle of dbol 30mg's. (players in the NFL are warned ahead of time when they are gonna get tested, plenty of time to get it out of their system).<\/em>\u201d<\/p>\n A few answers I got that were laid out in cycle form included the following:<\/p>\n
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There were quite a few other responses to the perfect NFL cycle question, including some that I cut short. If you\u2019d like to see them all, check out the