Beginner + SARMS

[SpooledRotten]

So here's the story. I have always been a skinny guy. Last year I weighed in at 150 lbs @ 6 feet. I started training and eating everything in site. Within 4 months I was 185 lbs and a lot stronger. After that I spent 6 months In Asia and lost almost everything. I'm currently 157 and haven't lifted in over 6 months.

Now I have a job lined up on a drilling rig and I need to buff up for it, and quickly. Job is 84 hours minimum a week for 2 weeks straight with 1 week off. Must regularly lift 100lbs and be constantly moving for 12+ hours a a day.

Before I left to Asia I purchased:

Sarm triple stack
HCGenerate
liquidex
D-spark

Should I start this stack ASAP although I don't have a very solid base? I have 4-6 weeks TOPS before I have to be at work.
Thoughts?

 

[stevesmi]

dude you aren't going to be able to put on solid mass in 4-6 weeks.. you could eat a bunch of cheeseburgers and put on a lot of sloppy weight yes, but real muscle mass that you will need is not going to happen. I would hit the weight room hard and try and get stronger, that's the only thing you can do.. I would also run T stack with S4.. both are great at helping with strength (PM me for deals on T stack)

 

[RickRock13]

Like Steve said, you aren't going to make a huge difference in that short of a time, and if you are going on an oil rig working that much without time to train, you will probably lose anything you would gain anyways

 

[hurricane]

you need to work out and keep at it.These products and aas arent miricle workers

 

[STTM]

You just need to stay consistent with your training and diet. Going back and forth is not good, and any kind of gear could make things worse.

 

[dylangemelli]

just to echo what everyone else made great points on... you don't want to go up and down like a yo-yo... its unhealthy for so many reasons... also... putting yourself in a position like your in, when you force your body to add too much size over too short a period of time, you are setting yourself up for severe problems... you need to grow as much naturally as you can first... get consistency developed in the gym and with your diet for some time... get your weight up to at least the average place it should be and then you can consider using something but until then, you are only going to hurt yourself... the problem is that too many guys live in the moment and don't think long term... if you don't think long term, you are setting yourself for a future of problems where you need to be focusing on setting yourself up for longevity and strong health in the future...