Gains stop?

[monster2929]

Read "muscle And Fiction"

 

[BLACKDOOG]

Food is very important when using aas but everybody has a genetic limit also to how much muscle they can put on when on gear no matter how much food you you consume. I have did it many of times ate to the point of getting sick of thinking about food and training my ass off and getting proper rest. At a certain point you are not going to be able to gain any more muscle. You can fatten your ass up after that point but who the hell wants to be blubbered up.

The reason people post food is key, because it's true. Eat to grow, it's simple. Yeah, you will put on some fat, but if your goal is to be truly massive, to have abnormal amounts of muscle, then that is what it will take. It's eating plate after plate, even when you feel like throwing up, year after year, not taking x,y and z that makes one a massive bodybuilder.

This isn't the path for the guys looking for a little muscle. But those looking to get truly massive, that is the fastest way possible.

But in Cads case, a break is probably in order. I notice you've been blasting away for over two months. It's time for a break.

 

[scout69]

I'd try to switch the workups a little bit do something different every time you do a workout IE--One chest day use dumbelss next one use Bar etc....

 

[JKurz1]

Toss yourself a bone bro.....Have a cheat meal EVERY day.....I didn't start making gains until I threw in something extra each day of my bulk...be it a sub, or a couple of burgers, etc....you get the idea.

 

[paridhm]

ya, thats what i was thinking. Ive been hittin the same workout since i started the cycle. Im starting to read muscle and fitness and other mags to get some new ideas on training. Do you know of any good websites that show different workouts and how to do them? thanks alot

Go to www.abcbodybuilding.com that's a good site.