friedsquash
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So I race, but online, every Sunday, for decent money (in a month I can easily make a few thousand EU for an hour of my time per week). Races are about an hour long, typically ending in a climb that can range from 6 to 15 minutes, and once in a while a 30-60 minute one. In order to compete with some of these women, I'm looking to try to hit impossible numbers, without PEDs that is. The top three are pushing 6.5wkg for 5 minutes and close to 6wkg for 20 minutes. There are suspicions of some hardware tinkering for a few individuals, but in general I believe it comes down to be willing to practice some hardcore weight manipulation strategies, which I struggle to want to attempt, and PEDs. Odd that I don't want to fuck my system up by trying to drop 3+ kg every Saturday, but am all aboard the PED train. But here we are!
Because all this data can be found online and it would be fairly simple to find out which racer I am by tracking the data, I'm going to keep it limited. I'm female, hover near-ish 60kg and not willing to go lower (last time I did I devolved in every aspect of my life), middle-aged and have been training off and on for 10 years (minus growing and having kids in between), I train 12-14 hours a week with a coach who has gotten me to new heights I had never imagined before. I'm maxing out around 4.5wkg for 20 minutes and 5.5 for 5. I've been testing out a few supplements/PEDs recently, so far what I've liked and am sticking with:
Test 2mg EOD
Hgh 4IU nightly
L-Carn injectable 300mg daily pre-workout
SLU-PP 332 300mcg daily pre-workout
Cialis 10mg daily pre-workout
Then my basic (approved) supplements: L-tyrosine, L-citrulline, taurine, beta alanine, creatine, and sodium bicarb (only on hard training days or race day) I can only tolerate about 10g GI-wise I'm fine but I get a massive headache before the end of the race if I go over 10g
I've been on this stack for 8 weeks now and am feeling great, nailing workouts and am generally very happy and motivated, but no PRs or anything yet. I can say HR in training, especially zone 2 is quite a bit lower and feels incredibly easy.
Sooooo, I added cardarine 10mg daily last Tuesday, and OMG, by Thursday I was hitting PRs and got a race PR this past Sunday race (placebo? IDK...). I call it a race PR since it was at the end of chasing idiots on a virtual course then a 5 minute wkg test. I think fresh I could hit a new true PR. I honestly am not sure how long I should run cardarine, initially I was thinking 4 weeks, but now I'm worried I'm going to love how strong I am on it then not want to get off at all.
Now to my question: what can I add or take away from this? Length of cardarine cycle? Of note, I have a weird mental aversion to EPO, so I'm not trying that (yet)
Oh bloods: cholesterol is great across the board. Bilirubin is high (it's been high since I had some children, not sure why)
Hgb: 12.5
Hct: 38.8
Ferritin: 33
IGF: 211
Test (pre-test supplementation): 23
Free test: 2.3
Because all this data can be found online and it would be fairly simple to find out which racer I am by tracking the data, I'm going to keep it limited. I'm female, hover near-ish 60kg and not willing to go lower (last time I did I devolved in every aspect of my life), middle-aged and have been training off and on for 10 years (minus growing and having kids in between), I train 12-14 hours a week with a coach who has gotten me to new heights I had never imagined before. I'm maxing out around 4.5wkg for 20 minutes and 5.5 for 5. I've been testing out a few supplements/PEDs recently, so far what I've liked and am sticking with:
Test 2mg EOD
Hgh 4IU nightly
L-Carn injectable 300mg daily pre-workout
SLU-PP 332 300mcg daily pre-workout
Cialis 10mg daily pre-workout
Then my basic (approved) supplements: L-tyrosine, L-citrulline, taurine, beta alanine, creatine, and sodium bicarb (only on hard training days or race day) I can only tolerate about 10g GI-wise I'm fine but I get a massive headache before the end of the race if I go over 10g
I've been on this stack for 8 weeks now and am feeling great, nailing workouts and am generally very happy and motivated, but no PRs or anything yet. I can say HR in training, especially zone 2 is quite a bit lower and feels incredibly easy.
Sooooo, I added cardarine 10mg daily last Tuesday, and OMG, by Thursday I was hitting PRs and got a race PR this past Sunday race (placebo? IDK...). I call it a race PR since it was at the end of chasing idiots on a virtual course then a 5 minute wkg test. I think fresh I could hit a new true PR. I honestly am not sure how long I should run cardarine, initially I was thinking 4 weeks, but now I'm worried I'm going to love how strong I am on it then not want to get off at all.
Now to my question: what can I add or take away from this? Length of cardarine cycle? Of note, I have a weird mental aversion to EPO, so I'm not trying that (yet)
Oh bloods: cholesterol is great across the board. Bilirubin is high (it's been high since I had some children, not sure why)
Hgb: 12.5
Hct: 38.8
Ferritin: 33
IGF: 211
Test (pre-test supplementation): 23
Free test: 2.3
