It all depends on your diet, like what you eat and how much, also on what kind or how much gear you use, and how heavy or light you lift, and if you do cardio.
Originally posted by excape It all depends on your diet, like what you eat and how much, also on what kind or how much gear you use, and how heavy or light you lift, and if you do cardio.
Only the big and strong will survive!
Exactly. take a look around you will see some good ideas.
dude thats a 41 pound total do you think your going to gain 20 pounds every cycle it will always slow down as you get to your personal limit otherwise youd see 400 pounders in contests and if you have already put on 41 pounds your big now
Originally posted by preist943 dude thats a 41 pound total do you think your going to gain 20 pounds every cycle it will always slow down as you get to your personal limit otherwise youd see 400 pounders in contests and if you have already put on 41 pounds your big now
Exactly. The more advanced you are, the slower the gains come.
It would be infinitely more helpful if we knew what your cycles and routine looked like.
I find that if I do 3 or 4 cycles with less than 3 months in between, I don't respond very well to the gear. Also, I found that after my 3rd cycle or so... I needed to really up the gear to respond well at all. I did one cycle with 500mg of good cypionate a week and 4 weeks later not much going on. I now have to do at least a gram a week to get that "boy... I feel like phucking that tree over there" feeling if ya catch my drift.
Also, the bigger you are... the more gear you will need. It only stands to reason...
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