diet is prescribed by them, cycle is my doing. I’m sure they will give their advice/criticism on the tren addition, as they have on the rest of my cycle.Are the fellas at Atlas in charge of your cycle as well or only your diet?
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diet is prescribed by them, cycle is my doing. I’m sure they will give their advice/criticism on the tren addition, as they have on the rest of my cycle.Are the fellas at Atlas in charge of your cycle as well or only your diet?
You sound worried about me adding tren into my second cycle. I can assure you everything I choose to do is calculated and well researcbed. I lifted as a natural for over a decade before hopping on AAS. I’ll be alright fam.Are the fellas at Atlas in charge of your cycle as well or only your diet?
I'm a powerlifter who asked for nothing but a diet plan, they are giving me what I asked for and payed for. Anything outside of that, they are not to blame or responsible for. I am a grown man making my own informed decisions. I appreciate the concern, and like I said don't worry bud I am ensuring BP and bloodwork all checks out as I go.Hey man. None of my business. I was just surprised to see a 1st or 2nd cycle, at 30% bf have dbol, mast and tren.
I'm sure with the amount of experience the Atlas fellas have they could have gotten you great results with less. Or different.
(I'm also glad from a marketing point of view they aren't designing the cycle just to prove they got what it takes by over juicing a challenge). Glad to know they will offer input regardless.
Anyways, good luck man. Hope you achieve the desired outcome.
And also just to be confrontational a tad bit, this is a pretty ignorant statement. No matter how many grams of gear you shoot in your ass, it isn't magically going to get you lean. The diet and cardio/training is 80% of the results. The gear just helps with nutrition partitioning and recovery to allow you to burn more calories by having the ability to do cardio more and train for longer.Hey man.
(I'm also glad from a marketing point of view they aren't designing the cycle just to prove they got what it takes by over juicing a challenge).
I just don't want people who read through the thread think that they can shoot up a bunch of gear and not have a proper diet and still lose weight.Not ignorant at all.
Sounds like you've got this. I'll follow along and I'll be rooting for you the whole time. Looking forward to seeing you progress.
Exactly!! Takes a lot more dedication to keep shit tight and still life like a monster. Anyone (well not everyone but it's much easier), to weigh 3-400 pounds and bench 5-600 lol. I want that 500 at 230ish before 2019 is over!Following along brother. Not many other powerlifters I see active in here. But I our goals are similar physique wise. I want to look like I could prep and go on stage for classic physique as well as have a nasty ass total.

Thank you! Definitely helps with the accountability.Way to go! Keep up the great work. This is a great way to keep you accountable.
Hahaha no worries at all bro, I am a self-proclaimed fatass so no need to apologize. I am the type of guy that is very realistic and doesn’t have some facade created to make himself feel better. I was a strong boy so didn’t mind being a fatass, but it had to come to an end.@Atlas_Physiques @mands @Wunderpus will work wonders. I refuse to post my fat ass online so props to you. I can tell you this my short time with them was phenomenal. To date I’m down 35lbs. Hoping for another 20lbs and I think I’ll be where I want to be.
The first week or two I was crying like a little bitch about how much food I had to eat. Those guys can attest to my progress I made. Hopefully be back soon to polish it off. Good work!
Edit: I wasn’t saying your a fat ass I just meant pictures in general just to be clear.
