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It’s getting late on a boring Sunday night and I just wanted to share some thoughts. If you have NEVER used steroids, then you may find this helpful.
When I first found this site, I didn’t know anything about gear, other than I wanted to use some. I thought I could inject some test into my body and then a few weeks later, I would have this amazing body. I didn’t know anything about a proper diet, a solid workout program or PCT. But I’ve learned.
There was a guy I was talking to at the gym recently, and he said he wanted to do some gear. I asked him what his plan was. He told me that once he started gear, he would only eat good, healthy food. He would do 100 push-ups in the morning, workout in the afternoon and do 100 more push-ups at night before bed. He said he would spend two hours a day in the gym, five days a week.
Needless to say, I was impressed. I asked him, what he ate for breakfast. He told me he was running late and just stopped at McDonalds. I asked him if he did his 100 push-ups this morning and he said, no, he didn’t do it. I asked him how many days a week he was coming to the gym and he said two or three. Not consistently, but usually at least two or three days a week. I asked him why he was waiting to start gear BEFORE he actually started working-out. He didn’t have an answer. This got me thinking.
For new people, that have never used gear, I would recommend trying a “Pre-cycle” cycle. Design it around what you plan on running for your first cycle. For example, if you plan on your first cycle being 10 weeks long, then run your pre-cycle for 10 weeks.
Pretend you’re using gear for ten weeks. Eat like you are on cycle, sleep like you are on cycle, and train like you are on cycle. Dedicate yourself so that when you finally do decide to run your first cycle, you’ll know exactly what to expect. You’ll know that you can dedicate yourself to eating a good, solid, clean diet for ten weeks. You’ll know you can get into the gym constantly for ten weeks. You get the point.
Speaking of expectations, spend a lot more time researching your cycle before you do it. I see posts all the time from people that are running their first cycle and have been on test for two weeks and they are wondering when they will see results. Take time to understand the compounds you are putting into your body and how they are supposed to react. Keep your expectations real. Don’t expect to start your cycle looking like Tom Arnold, and then ten weeks later, expect to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger.
If you’re going to run gear, take the time to do it right. I haven’t crossed over to the dark side yet. But before I do, I am going to try the “Pre-Cycle” Cycle. Oh yeah, and if you’re under the age of 25, WAIT BEFORE YOU USE STEROIDS.
When I first found this site, I didn’t know anything about gear, other than I wanted to use some. I thought I could inject some test into my body and then a few weeks later, I would have this amazing body. I didn’t know anything about a proper diet, a solid workout program or PCT. But I’ve learned.
There was a guy I was talking to at the gym recently, and he said he wanted to do some gear. I asked him what his plan was. He told me that once he started gear, he would only eat good, healthy food. He would do 100 push-ups in the morning, workout in the afternoon and do 100 more push-ups at night before bed. He said he would spend two hours a day in the gym, five days a week.
Needless to say, I was impressed. I asked him, what he ate for breakfast. He told me he was running late and just stopped at McDonalds. I asked him if he did his 100 push-ups this morning and he said, no, he didn’t do it. I asked him how many days a week he was coming to the gym and he said two or three. Not consistently, but usually at least two or three days a week. I asked him why he was waiting to start gear BEFORE he actually started working-out. He didn’t have an answer. This got me thinking.
For new people, that have never used gear, I would recommend trying a “Pre-cycle” cycle. Design it around what you plan on running for your first cycle. For example, if you plan on your first cycle being 10 weeks long, then run your pre-cycle for 10 weeks.
Pretend you’re using gear for ten weeks. Eat like you are on cycle, sleep like you are on cycle, and train like you are on cycle. Dedicate yourself so that when you finally do decide to run your first cycle, you’ll know exactly what to expect. You’ll know that you can dedicate yourself to eating a good, solid, clean diet for ten weeks. You’ll know you can get into the gym constantly for ten weeks. You get the point.
Speaking of expectations, spend a lot more time researching your cycle before you do it. I see posts all the time from people that are running their first cycle and have been on test for two weeks and they are wondering when they will see results. Take time to understand the compounds you are putting into your body and how they are supposed to react. Keep your expectations real. Don’t expect to start your cycle looking like Tom Arnold, and then ten weeks later, expect to look like Arnold Schwarzenegger.
If you’re going to run gear, take the time to do it right. I haven’t crossed over to the dark side yet. But before I do, I am going to try the “Pre-Cycle” Cycle. Oh yeah, and if you’re under the age of 25, WAIT BEFORE YOU USE STEROIDS.
