elgaringo
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sorry to dig it out again but I love this thread
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PreMier said:Sorry son but look at the pros when they retire almost all shrink down to nothing within a few years and many are still lifting. I love how you say I am wrong and don't offer any proof of it....typical hater who knows nothing. I bet you also think taking asprin once will give you permanent headache relief...LMAO.
Damn Jsups ! All this time i have been deadlifting 900 lb.s !jsupstarz said:What's wrong with deadlifting 700lbs once a week for the rest of your life?
Well then your gonna have problems[)]dennis said:Damn Jsups ! All this time i have been deadlifting 900 lb.s !
During pct is when i take, what endurance athletes commonly refer to as, an active-rest break. For me that means two-to-three weeks of light exercise other than cycling, which is my athletic discipline. Then I go through a six-to-eight week rebuilding period (easy miles/weights) before training, racing and lifting hard for 10 weeks, sometimes on cycle, sometimes not.chap said:I think alot depends on your hormonal levels after you come off. If you crash hard and your body can't keep half decent testosterone levels you will get fat and lose muscle almost no matter what you do. If you can recover quickly and your normal testosterone levels are ok AND you are very disciplined diet and exercise wise, you can probably keep yourself pretty close..... tren is a bit of a drug that spoils you because you can eat like a pig and still shed fat it seems.
Tren is also a drug that can change body composition so dramatically that you can maintain a changed physique after you come off.
YES IT CAN! Say you did a cycle and gained 20 lbs of lean muscle. Then you just did some pushups everyday are you going to lose muscle yes. To maintain muscle mass by test past your natural limit must be sustained by one, getting your nat. test back up and two resistance excersice and diet. And you will still lose some. Gaining muscle is the easiest part of aas, keeping it is another story.enduranceAthlete said:During pct is when i take, what endurance athletes commonly refer to as, an active-rest break. For me that means two-to-three weeks of light exercise other than cycling, which is my athletic discipline. Then I go through a six-to-eight week rebuilding period (easy miles/weights) before training, racing and lifting hard for 10 weeks, sometimes on cycle, sometimes not.
During pct, when my test levels are low, I worry about catabolism. Can this happen even if I'm not training hard?
I just want sine tren don't care if I lose my gains I'll take more
This is a false statement.
I think you are confusing hyperplasia with hypertrophy.
Gear does not do this and will not RAISE your set point.
I think this is just wishfull thinking.
Hyperplasia can happen with IGF-1 and HGH, even still I think it is minimal.
I have tried both of those but not together.
There is only so much muscle you can hold onto with the amounts of hormones you have.