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Damn Holy - I remember almost wearing my right arm out at 14! The wife is probalbly gone to like this even more than me!! LOL Dragon

Thanks for the info guys! Hey muscle - Cool to see ya here Bro! Dragon

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Thanks guys!!! Appreciate the props! Dragon

Thanks Nelson - This is the kind of information I am after. Any other opinions? Dragon

Guys, I am not concerned with the cost. I am asking for your opinions on what to take and how much of it to take. Sorry if I wasn't clear on that.

That is one of the problems. I haven't found a doctor around here that knows his ass from a hole in the ground about aas. That is why I turned to you guys here.

I am impressed with the knowledge base that I see here on this board so I feel comfortable asking you guys for your opinions. I am 55 years old, 240#, 11% bf. I am a competitive bodybuilder. Train VERY hard and heavy. I had triple bypass surgery in 2000, take BP meds, and cholesterol meds. I...

Thanks Mad - I didn't take what you said as a hack! I knew where you were coming from. I was okay doing them the way you do them until I reached 275# and then the bar kept sliding off of my shoulders and down my arms on the later reps. That is why I came up with the harness.

Hey mad - I am 55 years old and "putting on a harness and all that" is much easier for me than a trip to the ER to repair wrist damage from doing fronts with 365#+ in a clean position!! LOL The harness isn't any hassle. You put it on when you start the fronts and take it off when you are...

It is actually a full harness with a back piece and a waist belt. Picture a work harness with hooks at the collar bones. My back stays in excellent form with it!! Dragon

Fronts can be VERY clumsy!! I had to end up making a harness to wear when doing them. The harness has 2 adjustable hooks that are at approximately the collar bone level. I hook the bar in these hooks and give it a go. I can actually front squat with my hands free. Something to consider. Dragon