DBOL to maintain weight?

[lakerpride]

During the football season it is really hard to maintain weight being that your practicing everyday and lifting is not a top priority, and even when I do lift its hard to get motivated to lift hard. If I were to take around 10 mgs of dbol before every workout during the season, which would only be 3 or 4 times a week, would this help in maintaining some size?

 

[The_first_athlete]

Sacrificing your health (using irresponsibly like that) is a waste.

I try to limit gear usage to one well done cycle a year, and make sure that everything is done as clean and efficiently as possible (ie crating perfect environment for cell growth) to maximize benefits over consequences. I mean no offense and can think of no other way of putting it but I think its like 'cowardly' or easy fix to a problem that doesnt require gear.

Ive never been on a football team on or off season, but I have been away from the gym and feared muscle loss just like you. You know what I did? I injected 400mg on average of boldenone (since I was getting it so extremely cheap). But this wasnt the smartest thing to do. I still lost size. Probably contributed to long term receptor downregulation (I got terrible gains from my last test/eq ccyle). Its even worse in your case coz its liver toxic shit you want to skippy skip thru the season

 

[hammertime30]

During the football season it is really hard to maintain weight being that your practicing everyday and lifting is not a top priority, and even when I do lift its hard to get motivated to lift hard. If I were to take around 10 mgs of dbol before every workout during the season, which would only be 3 or 4 times a week, would this help in maintaining some size?

I wouldn't play with dbol for that one buddy you can really hurt yourself in the long run...Have you tried carb loading about 30 to 45 mins before pratice with creatine? Like 200g of straight pasta no sauce which will release slowly into your system...Maybe even carry around a water bottle mixed with weight gainer and some whey protein...make sure it's the low sugar one though....Just a suggestion!

 

[lakerpride]

ya I figured it wasnt a good idea but I needed to hear it from someone. Thx for the respones. I wish I could take creatine during the season but its known to make you cramp and cramping in the calves of football players is all to common. Thx for the suggestions fellas, I guess its just all about diet and discipline which is always the answer.

 

[SlimJim300]

I thought creatine only made you cramp when you don't get enough water.

 

[lakerpride]

I thought creatine only made you cramp when you don't get enough water.

Drinking a lot of water will help you against cramping but even so creatine still makes you vulnerable to cramp up.

 

[The Terminator]

Drinking a lot of water will help you against cramping but even so creatine still makes you vulnerable to cramp up.

Creatine has nveer caused me to cramp up (then again I dont play football either )

 

[slat1]

I would watch out for AAS during the season. I know a lot of people whos "coaches" told them what to do. Unfortunately, the coaches only know football and not what is safe for AAS use. I agree that carbing up may help the cause quite a bit.

 

[poux85]

Use creatine during the season!!! I always did with great results. Just drink water all day long.