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You are still VERY young and are NOWHERE near your genetic potential. The fact that you have "tried everything" tends to indicate that you look for the easy wait out, which probably means that you are not training as hard, or as intelligently as you could.
Furthermore I doubt that your diet is optimal. When you are in school 5-6 hours a day it hard, if not impossible to get a good meal every 2-3 hours. The cafeteria diner severely lacks in protein, fast food restaurants are even worst! I'd try taking 2-3 protein shakes with you at school and drink one at 10:00-10:30, and one at 2:30 - 3:00.
If you are not gaining strength or size at 18 years of age it's either that you do not train correctly, eat enough nutritious food or don't get enough rest (like it or not, partying and drinking with your friends 2 times per week WILL hinder your gains SEVERELY).
Now, don't go on saying that you know how to train and stuff ... at 18 years of age you don't know anything yet ... but you think you do... which is a very dangerous combination. You do not have any answers, but since you think that you have 'em you stopped looking ... get it?
Read a lot on proper training (and I'm not talking about Muscle Fitness and such magazines). Learned advanced techniques for strength gains such as cluster sets, wave loading and block periodization.
Believe me YOU ARE NOT DOING EVERYTHING RIGHT, if you did, you will still be gaining at your age.
Furthermore I doubt that your diet is optimal. When you are in school 5-6 hours a day it hard, if not impossible to get a good meal every 2-3 hours. The cafeteria diner severely lacks in protein, fast food restaurants are even worst! I'd try taking 2-3 protein shakes with you at school and drink one at 10:00-10:30, and one at 2:30 - 3:00.
If you are not gaining strength or size at 18 years of age it's either that you do not train correctly, eat enough nutritious food or don't get enough rest (like it or not, partying and drinking with your friends 2 times per week WILL hinder your gains SEVERELY).
Now, don't go on saying that you know how to train and stuff ... at 18 years of age you don't know anything yet ... but you think you do... which is a very dangerous combination. You do not have any answers, but since you think that you have 'em you stopped looking ... get it?
Read a lot on proper training (and I'm not talking about Muscle Fitness and such magazines). Learned advanced techniques for strength gains such as cluster sets, wave loading and block periodization.
Believe me YOU ARE NOT DOING EVERYTHING RIGHT, if you did, you will still be gaining at your age.
Seems like all of the as's stimulate slow twitch fibers anyways
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That just make absoluetely ZERO sense!!! Steroid doesn't stimulate fibers. It increases the rate at which you body adapts to training stress by increasing protein turnover (especially protein synthesis).
What steroids will do is emplify the gains you get out of your training. If your training methods focus on slow twitch fibers (Type I) and low force fast twitch fibers (Type IIa) , for example long sets (12-20 reps) with a very slow tempo, you will stimulate gains in these fibers. But if you use training methods focusing on the fast twitch fibers (Type IIb), for example explosive lifting and heavy lifting, you will increase you gains in these fibers.
Steroids don't change the type of physiologial adaptation you body produces, it changes the rate of adaptation and the quantity of adaptation.
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That just make absoluetely ZERO sense!!! Steroid doesn't stimulate fibers. It increases the rate at which you body adapts to training stress by increasing protein turnover (especially protein synthesis).
What steroids will do is emplify the gains you get out of your training. If your training methods focus on slow twitch fibers (Type I) and low force fast twitch fibers (Type IIa) , for example long sets (12-20 reps) with a very slow tempo, you will stimulate gains in these fibers. But if you use training methods focusing on the fast twitch fibers (Type IIb), for example explosive lifting and heavy lifting, you will increase you gains in these fibers.
Steroids don't change the type of physiologial adaptation you body produces, it changes the rate of adaptation and the quantity of adaptation.
wartime100
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If you aren't ready to inject, you aren't ready for anabolics. Give yourself some more time to train naturally. 18 is too young.
tempest2003
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time for this post to end, pls stop posting
LftHndPwrHouse
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Shakes Head!!
You cant even tell the truth on a forum. You said earlier plz stop guys im not saying im going to do a cycle im just asking questions. Now you make it perfectly clear you are going to.
Dont juice yet. Your not ready.
P.S. Dont start asking everyone for a source. Some ppl might get upset.(You know why im saying this)
You cant even tell the truth on a forum. You said earlier plz stop guys im not saying im going to do a cycle im just asking questions. Now you make it perfectly clear you are going to.
Dont juice yet. Your not ready.
P.S. Dont start asking everyone for a source. Some ppl might get upset.(You know why im saying this)
Juts one more thing ... correct me if I'm wrong but in an earlier post you talked about bleeding yourself to lower your blood pressure, yet you are afraid of needles ... there's something I don't get!
In yet another post you say that you wan't to use steroids so that you can win ONE race. Obviously you will know (or probably not) that for steroids to have a significant physiological effect (not talking about water retention but actual size gains) it will take some time. To improve your racing you must increase muscle strength then convert it to a power improvement and finally to a speed improvement. Steroids are a training drug, not a competition drug. You must train on them for a while to gain any form of sport performance.
Since you are a sprinter, the added water weight from the dbol might very well counteract its strenghtening effect. You'll be stonger and more powerful yes, but also heavier to carry ... so things pretty much evens out in your case.
I usually never get pissed of at peoples, especially not on an internet board. But I believe that there is NO WAY IN HELL you should juice up. You know too little (WAAAAAYYYY to little), you want to do it for the wrong reason, you are nowhere near your genetic potential, you can't even get the guts to build up a real functional cycle with an injectable (despite them being safer) and frankly, you just seem to be extremely immature.
In yet another post you say that you wan't to use steroids so that you can win ONE race. Obviously you will know (or probably not) that for steroids to have a significant physiological effect (not talking about water retention but actual size gains) it will take some time. To improve your racing you must increase muscle strength then convert it to a power improvement and finally to a speed improvement. Steroids are a training drug, not a competition drug. You must train on them for a while to gain any form of sport performance.
Since you are a sprinter, the added water weight from the dbol might very well counteract its strenghtening effect. You'll be stonger and more powerful yes, but also heavier to carry ... so things pretty much evens out in your case.
I usually never get pissed of at peoples, especially not on an internet board. But I believe that there is NO WAY IN HELL you should juice up. You know too little (WAAAAAYYYY to little), you want to do it for the wrong reason, you are nowhere near your genetic potential, you can't even get the guts to build up a real functional cycle with an injectable (despite them being safer) and frankly, you just seem to be extremely immature.
