this post is by cold fusion @rippedmass.com. it is pretty interesting.Here we go:
The purpose of site oil is to STRETCH the muscle fascia.
The muscle fascia is a limiting factor in the overall speed of muscle growth. Think of the fascia as a restrictive covering that holds the muscle in. If you had a way to enlarge/stretch this restrictive material, then the muscle could grow more rapidly. This is where the site oil comes into play very well.
Once question I often see is: why not gear instead? The main problem with gear is that it DOES NOT last as long as site oil; therefore, it really cannot hold the stretch as long as SEOs can due to the quicker dissipation. Does gear work? Yes. Is it better? No.
Another problem is the cost factor invovled. Daily injections of gear can be quite expensive regardless of your personal price. Then you have a general price of site oil at $1.50/ml. And, for this $ 1.50/ml you are getting something that works better than gear anyway at stretching the fasica.
Then myself, Bigrig, Crypto and WillK discussed something that seemed even more logical. Why not mix the 2? Site oil and gear? Willk posted a very nice post on another board about using esterless gear for site injects. Without the ester the substance could quickly bind to the receptors and build the specific muscle without having to enter the bloodstream.
Now you have the gear BUILDING the muscle, and yet you don't have the fasical stretch. AH-HA! Why not use site oil to strectch the fascia and then let the gear build the muscle underneath??? It seems to be a very logical idea. If you want one of the secrets of the pro bodybuilders, you just heard it.
Does it work for powerlifters as well? Yes it does. The muscle can also increase its power and strength easier without the limiting factors of the fascia. There are some world class powerlifters that use site oil. And I am sure that there are many more; however, powerlifting is not my area so I don't get a chance to speak with them too often.
Now we do have a site oil authority right here on the board in Big A. He posted an excellent post on the usage of site oil over at the renegade board. When I have time I will grab the link or just cut and paste it here. Or, if any of you readers have seen it and have time to grab it, please do so and paste it here. Thanks.
Anyway, forgive the spelling mistakes if there are any as I did not proof-read this....and I am running late as it is. See you guys and gals later.
Admin, if you would, could you bump this for people to read or leave it at the top. I just want everyone to realize that site oils are not the demon that everyone thinks they are since that dumbass G Valentino decided to use 100ml per day in his damned arms and shoulders....LOL. Site oils are, in fact, a great tool when used correctly
The purpose of site oil is to STRETCH the muscle fascia.
The muscle fascia is a limiting factor in the overall speed of muscle growth. Think of the fascia as a restrictive covering that holds the muscle in. If you had a way to enlarge/stretch this restrictive material, then the muscle could grow more rapidly. This is where the site oil comes into play very well.
Once question I often see is: why not gear instead? The main problem with gear is that it DOES NOT last as long as site oil; therefore, it really cannot hold the stretch as long as SEOs can due to the quicker dissipation. Does gear work? Yes. Is it better? No.
Another problem is the cost factor invovled. Daily injections of gear can be quite expensive regardless of your personal price. Then you have a general price of site oil at $1.50/ml. And, for this $ 1.50/ml you are getting something that works better than gear anyway at stretching the fasica.
Then myself, Bigrig, Crypto and WillK discussed something that seemed even more logical. Why not mix the 2? Site oil and gear? Willk posted a very nice post on another board about using esterless gear for site injects. Without the ester the substance could quickly bind to the receptors and build the specific muscle without having to enter the bloodstream.
Now you have the gear BUILDING the muscle, and yet you don't have the fasical stretch. AH-HA! Why not use site oil to strectch the fascia and then let the gear build the muscle underneath??? It seems to be a very logical idea. If you want one of the secrets of the pro bodybuilders, you just heard it.
Does it work for powerlifters as well? Yes it does. The muscle can also increase its power and strength easier without the limiting factors of the fascia. There are some world class powerlifters that use site oil. And I am sure that there are many more; however, powerlifting is not my area so I don't get a chance to speak with them too often.
Now we do have a site oil authority right here on the board in Big A. He posted an excellent post on the usage of site oil over at the renegade board. When I have time I will grab the link or just cut and paste it here. Or, if any of you readers have seen it and have time to grab it, please do so and paste it here. Thanks.
Anyway, forgive the spelling mistakes if there are any as I did not proof-read this....and I am running late as it is. See you guys and gals later.
Admin, if you would, could you bump this for people to read or leave it at the top. I just want everyone to realize that site oils are not the demon that everyone thinks they are since that dumbass G Valentino decided to use 100ml per day in his damned arms and shoulders....LOL. Site oils are, in fact, a great tool when used correctly