Hey guys, I am looking to add about 5-10 of lean muscle for the summer and my buddy told me about 1-Testosterone. I am not really a big kid (about 5'8" and 150 - 6-7% body fat and I will be 20 in the summer) nor do I want to get huge. I am just looking for relatively noticable gains in about 5 weeks. I figure if I take this I can get it. My question is what side effects should I be looking for if any? I don't planning on taking the full amount of dosage each day just because of the results I want. My protein is Methyoxy-Pro and I take GNC's Mega Men vitamins every day. Thanks for you help guys.
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04-13-2004, 06:46 AM #1
- Join Date: Apr 2004
- Location: Bel Air, Maryland, United States
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A few questions on 1-Testosterone
Last edited by Wil258; 04-13-2004 at 07:04 AM.
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04-13-2004, 07:26 AM #2
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04-13-2004, 07:37 AM #3
dont waste ur money on methoxy-pro.... get some protein powder like:
1) ON 100% whey
2) Champion nutrition pure whey stack
3) Dymatize Elite..
u are getting ripped off..
i would suggest to stay away from phs..... ur far too small... there is no reason too.. fix ur diet and routine and then use something like that..
how long have u been training for. whats ur diet like exactly and whats ur routine exactly..
does ur routine look something like this:
1) chest and biceps
2) chest and back and biceps
3) chest and delts and biceps
4) chest and biceps
5) chest and biceps
6) chest and triceps
7) off
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04-13-2004, 07:40 AM #4
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04-13-2004, 08:27 AM #5
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04-13-2004, 10:22 AM #6Originally posted by Z3R0-CooL
dont waste ur money on methoxy-pro.... get some protein powder like:
1) ON 100% whey
2) Champion nutrition pure whey stack
3) Dymatize Elite..
u are getting ripped off..
i would suggest to stay away from phs..... ur far too small... there is no reason too.. fix ur diet and routine and then use something like that..
how long have u been training for. whats ur diet like exactly and whats ur routine exactly..
does ur routine look something like this:
1) chest and biceps
2) chest and back and biceps
3) chest and delts and biceps
4) chest and biceps
5) chest and biceps
6) chest and triceps
7) offHard work pays off.
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04-13-2004, 11:54 AM #7
- Join Date: Apr 2004
- Location: Bel Air, Maryland, United States
- Age: 39
- Posts: 10
- Rep Power: 0
Sorry dude, I have been lifting for over 2 years, I got mono after a year and lost over 15 pounds, which I have finally recovered from. My work out schedual is
Mon: Chest and tri
Tue: Off/Run
Wed: Back and Biceps
Thurs: Off/Run
Fri: Sholders and Legs and Abs
Sat and Sun: Off
My diet is mainly high fiber and high protein, it is kinda hard to follow strictly cause I am away at school and the dining halls don't help much.
BTW: I know what I am doing @ssh0le and I am just looking to try to go beyond what seems to be a barrier at the moment. Why don't you write a legit response and help people out instead of being an egotistical piece of sh!t? The purpose of this forum is to help others but with that kind of response I don't know what to think of any response I get now. I know the type of kids that do the same thing everyday and I have done what I can, to not be one of them.
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04-13-2004, 12:21 PM #8
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04-13-2004, 12:24 PM #9
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04-13-2004, 12:29 PM #10
I think that you can reduce the possibility of sides if you take all of the necessary precautions. bump to NM and do check out the PH sticky. If you have already read it read it again. I know that I go back and read different sections frequently. After you you have that base covered go to the bb.com store and look for 1-test. There are many good brands they sell. Also look for 4ad. This is another ph that you will want to run with 1-test to keep some sides down and help increase your gains. You also will need pct. If you can talk someone into giving you a nolva source that would be the best otherwise you can just get 2-3 bottles of 6oxo depending on the length of your cycle.
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04-13-2004, 12:31 PM #11
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04-13-2004, 12:34 PM #12
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04-13-2004, 12:41 PM #13
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04-13-2004, 12:42 PM #14Originally posted by Wil258
Sorry dude, I have been lifting for over 2 years, I got mono after a year and lost over 15 pounds, which I have finally recovered from. My work out schedual is
Mon: Chest and tri
Tue: Off/Run
Wed: Back and Biceps
Thurs: Off/Run
Fri: Sholders and Legs and Abs
Sat and Sun: Off
My diet is mainly high fiber and high protein, it is kinda hard to follow strictly cause I am away at school and the dining halls don't help much.
BTW: I know what I am doing @ssh0le and I am just looking to try to go beyond what seems to be a barrier at the moment. Why don't you write a legit response and help people out instead of being an egotistical piece of sh!t? The purpose of this forum is to help others but with that kind of response I don't know what to think of any response I get now. I know the type of kids that do the same thing everyday and I have done what I can, to not be one of them.
The 96 hour latency period preceding the onset of muscular atrophy is NOT a myth, and many of the country's most respected exercise physiologists support it for weightlifting. Many bodybuilders have discounted this mainly because they notice they occassionally still have slight residual soreness after four days and therefore they erroneously conclude that this conclusion (96 hours) must be false. What they fail to understand is the evidence shows that muscular atrophy can begin even when residual soreness is still present. This does not necessarily mean that one has to re-exercise a muscle group always every four days, but rather that one should be aware that atrophy will begin around this time, and that they should re-exercise a muscle group as soon after 96 hours that they feel ready to. The younger one is, the more apt to be able to repeat earlier.
I suspect that there are major problems with your routine/diet and the approaches you are using to bulking up and cutting, etc. There's no reason, after two years of working out in someone your age, that your weight should be so low unless you intentionally wanted it this way or are making major errors such as doing the wrong number of reps and sets, not eating enough calories/protein, apparent undertraining, etc. Be aware that if your body fat percentage is low and you want to gain weight in the form of muscle or otherwise, that unless you want to proceed at a snail's pace you'll need to eat more calories than you burn in a day. It wouldn't surprise me to learn that you're often burning more calories than you take in.
Something like the following is apt to show faster results in someone your age:
Day
1: bench press, military press, flies, behind neck press, lat bar pulldown
2: legs/lower back & abs
3: curls, reverse curls, seated row, shoulder shrugs, etc.
4: off
5 or 6 (no later): repeat (this is repeating 4 to 5 days later)
Splitting up a routine in this fashion also avoids re-stressing muscles as part of secondary muscle groups before they have a chance to heal. I must have seen hundreds of people who post to this forum who think they know what they are doing who do bench press one day, and two days later are doing presses for their shoulders and re-stressing triceps at the very worst time. This is just one example.Last edited by rs1000; 04-13-2004 at 12:57 PM.
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