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First cycle
- Thread starter boomer33
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How old are you?
15-20 pounds of muscle will take a decade to build that foundation
get on a proper diet and training routine and stick to it for the next 10 years and you can do it.
you won't gain that off a couple steroid cycles lol. if that was true then how come people who have been juicing years haven't gained 100 pounds of muscle by now? hmmmmm..
get on a proper diet and training routine and stick to it for the next 10 years and you can do it.
you won't gain that off a couple steroid cycles lol. if that was true then how come people who have been juicing years haven't gained 100 pounds of muscle by now? hmmmmm..
you have to be realistic or noone can help you... you are not going to add 15-20 lbs of muscle on one cycle.. thats just not realistic... weight gain and muscle gain are completely different..
A simple testosterone only cycle is your best option for a first cycle. Something like this -
weeks 1 - 10
testosterone 500mg/week
aromasin 10mg EOD
followed by the perfect PCT -> https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/anabolic-steroids-peds/perfect-pct-simplified!-49252.html
weeks 1 - 10
testosterone 500mg/week
aromasin 10mg EOD
followed by the perfect PCT -> https://www.evolutionary.org/forums/anabolic-steroids-peds/perfect-pct-simplified!-49252.html
justincalliou
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The only time you'd gain that in a cycle is if you had an excellent foundation from years of training, them lost a lot of weight because of malnutrition and still training. And then went on cycle, with proper eating and training, then you would gain 15 lbs and keep it because your body knows that where you should be at I know because it happened to me when I had my son. Now adding new muscle is a totally different story. You'll be lucky to keep 5lbs. If I gain a pound every two weeks and keep it I'm happy.
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No one here can see the future. No way to know what you will gain and what you will keep.
justincalliou
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This is true some people are genetically gifted. We all respond differently.
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