Also its the one peice of equipment that i NEVER have to worry someone gonna jump on it while im getting a drink of water, although i do have to chase a few "band" users off my rack from time to time [emoji35]
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Also its the one peice of equipment that i NEVER have to worry someone gonna jump on it while im getting a drink of water, although i do have to chase a few "band" users off my rack from time to time [emoji35]
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yea dude those are big!!!!I would love that. Even if my upper body was scrawny lol. To have legs like that.
There is always someone at my gym squatting, at the two racks for it. It sort of sucks. But I have some big guys at my gym. Many squat over 400, easy.
There is always someone at my gym squatting, at the two racks for it. It sort of sucks. But I have some big guys at my gym. Many squat over 400, easy.
Platz squat is beautiful. Is so effortless. Form is perfect. The man was born to have wheels man. Theres even a vid of Tom at 61 yrs old squatting...idk? Cant make it out. But its ALOT!!!
Jeebus... it is like a fucking line drawing of vectors from one of the more scientifically oriented books on squatting... Amazing. My back angle isn't that stable during warms up sets!
If I have retained half that muscle mass and strength by 61 it will be awesome.
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I've been exchanging thoughts with another person in regards to myostatin antibodies. My research has been limited so far since I just started but here's a couple studies for people to look at and share their thoughts.
Myostatin antibody (LY2495655) in older weak fallers: a proof-of-concept, randomised, phase 2 trial - ScienceDirect
A Phase 2 Randomized Study Investigating the Efficacy and Safety of Myostatin Antibody LY2495655 versus Placebo in Patients Undergoing Elective Total... - PubMed - NCBI
Myostatin antibody (LY2495655) in older weak fallers: a proof-of-concept, randomised, phase 2 trial - ScienceDirect
A Phase 2 Randomized Study Investigating the Efficacy and Safety of Myostatin Antibody LY2495655 versus Placebo in Patients Undergoing Elective Total... - PubMed - NCBI
ChestRockwell
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Just wanted to let everyone know that the first of a three-part series on growth hormone is complete and should be posted this week. Due to the complexity of these topics, I felt it was probably best to split them up into separate articles...
Where? Here? In the steroid subforum?
ChestRockwell
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I assume Millard will post on the homepage with all the other articles:
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My question for @ChestRockwell would be, "what are the long term potential cardiovascular effects of trenbolone usage, and how can users prevent or mitagate those effects?"
Forgot to ask right when you answered this, but how long would you personally recommend a person eat at maintenance for before transitioning into a cut?
ChestRockwell
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I tend to normally recommend folks don't transition directly from growth phases and into fat loss phases and vice versa.
The time spent at maintenance will vary (e.g. are they enhanced, how aggressive was the last phase, etc)? But a nice rule of thumb:
Complete Phase
Maintain (Obtain Bloodwork)
Transition to Next Phase
The maintenance phase normally will last weeks-to-months, depending upon user circumstances.
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What HCG does that TRT doesn't?
i.e. some literature says Pregnenolone among other substances.
What HCG does that TRT doesn't?
i.e. some literature says Pregnenolone among other substances.
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I have been on masteron at least 40 weeks at 200mg wk weather blast or cruise. FYI I'm on doc trt. What's your thoughts on 200mg test/mast wk year round.
I have been on masteron at least 40 weeks at 200mg wk weather blast or cruise. FYI I'm on doc trt. What's your thoughts on 200mg test/mast wk year round.
Excellent point @Docd187123
And isn't it a shame how many of Doc S remain unnoticed and/or unread ---
And why is that ------ I suspect the reasons vary but I know from personal experience the "likes" one receives from posting a citation would make any evidence based member cringe at the overt lack of interest ------ many instead preferring a "bro's" perspective OR A BIG SPOON! (Something we once called LAZINESS)
Yet how prophetic many of the latter are the first to cry out what's your "proof" when a "contradictory" evidence based vs "bro science" comment is posted.
I mean a good example of the latter are questions posed about AAS cardio-toxicity ---- have these "members" even looked at Doc Scally's thread on the subject ---- from the looks of things ---- few have
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And such insight comes w age and once again is one of the primary reasons
Mesos youngsters get into trouble running AAS. ----- a firm belief others their age have the answers they need.
ChestRockwell
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Generally speaking, the risks associated with supratherapeutic doses of AAS are pretty well documented so I won't delve too deeply here however I would make sure that 200mg/week of testosterone is keeping you well within therapeutic ranges.
Although masteron (drostanolone) is seen as mild by bodybuilder types, I'm not convinced this is the same thing as suggesting it is safe as it relates to long-term usage in HRT regimens.
There is not going to be a lot in the literature that directly relates to bodybuilder-types beyond case studies, that often include other compounds in the mix, so conclusions are going to be speculative at best. Many masteron users tend to report prostate sensitivity, potentially mediated via elevated DHT levels and the sensitivity of the prostate to DHT. PSA tests should be strongly considered...
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What difference have you felt when adding Masteron?
Care to share the source?
Thanks
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