Strength Roids Difference

[no1_brawler]

I've been reading a fair bit about AAS and ive read that certain steroids like Tren, halotestin, winny and other DHT derivitives increase more strength compated to muscle gain then other roids. I know that DHT derivities get your strength up by makin your CNS more effective but i dont understand how something like Tren gives the strength gains that it does. What does it actually do to your body to give this effect? is it like winny and improves your CNS or does it do something to your muscle fibres?

 

[gettnlarge01]

Tren increases lbm.More muscle more strength

 

[no1_brawler]

ye test also increases muscle mass but to a much better degree but the strength gains are less.

 

[Bozwell]

I think its somthing to do with how androgenic it is

 

[no1_brawler]

does any1 actually know?

 

[solidspine]

I use to know, but I forgot,


Tren does make you stronger, bigger and more aggressive.


That is not from a book or a study, personal enjoyable experience.

 

[Cauliflower Ear]

well test is androgenic too...not to the degree that tren is...but test does give you a strength boost...

 

[gettnlarge01]

Maybe it has more to do with the added aggression that is caused by tren and halo. Winny dosn't amp me up like tren or halo so don't know.

 

[blut wump]

I'll start by admitting that I don't know.

However, strength is strongly correlated to rate-coding or how much of your muscle you can trigger in a short amount of time. This is one of the reasons that a highly-trained athlete can be so ridiculously strong compared with his size. His body is able to fire more nerve bundles at once, resulting in more of the muscle being used for the effort, resulting in more strength.

We know that Tren stimulates the nervous system. I suspect that it also increases rate-coding as a side-effect of that. I've not yet tried Tren but many report losing much of their prodigious strength post-cycle, which would tie in with this.

 

[Anthony Roberts]

If you want to check out my website, I have an article that goes into a bit of detail about this kind of thing. The article is called "Designing a Cycle" (or something like that), and my site URL is www.anthony-roberts.com .