SLR450D
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OK I plan on making this a rather lengthy post because I'm in a sort of "last-resort" situation.
This is me right now
I'm 18, 6'0, 155 lbs. (185 lb. goal) I am also an ectomorph.
As you all know, the problem with being an ectomorph is that your body refuses to build muscle no matter what measures are being taken once you reach your plateau, and in my case, the "ultra-mega" plateau.
At 16, I began my first ever exercise regime--strength training for 6 months eating 3000 calories a day. All was good the first 2 months, my body quickly developed from a 140 lb. bone rail into a 160 lb. skinny but toned build. Reasonable strength gains too. After 6 months I moved to the vigorous body building regime my personal trainer of 4 months had for me. But I've been going strong 6/week for 2 years now, varying things up a bit: attending kickboxing class 6/week; different gym exercises; taking a few months break, and ever since those first 2 months lapsed, I have not gained one single pound of mass, and my strength gains have come to a bare screeching halt. I have minimized my cardio and focused directly on muscle gains, increasing my daily caloric intake, but no luck.
I know a lot of people say "that's bull****. you must work harder, eat more, and try different things". In response, I just say you have no idea what I've done and how hard I've tried to gain something.
I promised myself from day one I would never take steroids. Steroids is now my last resort. I've thought about this long and hard and ultimately came to the conclusion that I have to use steroids for 3 months and follow a strict food and exercise schedule to achieve my 185 lb. goal. Reading many articles, I've found that testosterone enanthate would be best for me. I will also take arimidex and proscar in recommended doses simultaneously. I understand the hazards and side effects of all the drugs.
So given my stats and story, my (rather vague) question is, is steroids right for someone like me? And is my goal easily achievable? You guys probably know a lot more than me so although it may sound vague, I can follow a reliable answer.
PS. If after 2 months, no gains are attained via kickboxing, I will begin my steroid journey. I will post results.
This is me right now
I'm 18, 6'0, 155 lbs. (185 lb. goal) I am also an ectomorph.
As you all know, the problem with being an ectomorph is that your body refuses to build muscle no matter what measures are being taken once you reach your plateau, and in my case, the "ultra-mega" plateau.
At 16, I began my first ever exercise regime--strength training for 6 months eating 3000 calories a day. All was good the first 2 months, my body quickly developed from a 140 lb. bone rail into a 160 lb. skinny but toned build. Reasonable strength gains too. After 6 months I moved to the vigorous body building regime my personal trainer of 4 months had for me. But I've been going strong 6/week for 2 years now, varying things up a bit: attending kickboxing class 6/week; different gym exercises; taking a few months break, and ever since those first 2 months lapsed, I have not gained one single pound of mass, and my strength gains have come to a bare screeching halt. I have minimized my cardio and focused directly on muscle gains, increasing my daily caloric intake, but no luck.
I know a lot of people say "that's bull****. you must work harder, eat more, and try different things". In response, I just say you have no idea what I've done and how hard I've tried to gain something.
I promised myself from day one I would never take steroids. Steroids is now my last resort. I've thought about this long and hard and ultimately came to the conclusion that I have to use steroids for 3 months and follow a strict food and exercise schedule to achieve my 185 lb. goal. Reading many articles, I've found that testosterone enanthate would be best for me. I will also take arimidex and proscar in recommended doses simultaneously. I understand the hazards and side effects of all the drugs.
So given my stats and story, my (rather vague) question is, is steroids right for someone like me? And is my goal easily achievable? You guys probably know a lot more than me so although it may sound vague, I can follow a reliable answer.
PS. If after 2 months, no gains are attained via kickboxing, I will begin my steroid journey. I will post results.