ph's and working out at home

[jcatanese985]

OK so I no long go to a gym I work out at home now. Does it make sense to take ph's while hitting it at the house. I have enough to take 10mg of superdrol for 18 days and I have a full bottle of tren. Both are iron labs products. I also have my six star elite protein and usp labs bcaas.

 

[Knowbull]

Yah, it works, but its important not to get greedy with poundages, not having a spotter requires lifting sub-maximal, you still get gains.

 

[MidwestBeast]

Depends on your strength. I personally wouldn't do that at home because it wouldn't benefit me. I'd save it for a time when I could go hard with iron, not bodyweight.

 

[jcatanese985]

I don't use bw. I have a bench and weights

 

[BarbellBeast]

If you have a big enough home gym it could be worth it. But you really should take your training serious and get a gym membership.

 

[notanymore]

I work out at home fine with powertec rack/hi-low lat pulley/bench/preacher curl/leg attachment/fly attachment and a set of 90# powerblocks. I have a ways to go but it's more than efficient for me and about what I can do at a gym.

 

[gabe9615]

Just my opinion but I would save the gear for when I had a spotter.

 

[stxnas]

I say that it depends on what your setup is like. If you're having to question it, then it's probably iffy or even flat out a "no go."

 

[BarbellBeast]

I say that it depends on what your setup is like. If you're having to question it, then it's probably iffy or even flat out a "no go."

^^x2

 

[Knowbull]

Most professionals will tell you, that for building muscle, there is nothing like free weights, and when you break from home workouts, the weight you can lift with machines is incredible. Free weights were all bodybuilders had in the old days, everyone worked out at "home gym". IMO without a spotter, you still make substantial gains.

 

[Newtonselite]

Most professionals will tell you, that for building muscle, there is nothing like free weights, and when you break from home workouts, the weight you can lift with machines is incredible. Free weights were all bodybuilders had in the old days, everyone worked out at "home gym". IMO without a spotter, you still make substantial gains.

I agree with this! I have a decent setup myself though! Like a full on garage gym which is actually probably better then the local gym. Plus i do run my PT stuff from there! A rack defiantly comes in handy when you dont have a spotter. You dont have any mates that can come train with ya at home?

 

[Jstrong20]

You don't need a spotter and I workout at my house most of the time. Actually prefer it. I have a power rack, bench, 800lbs plates, bands, and chains. That is all that is needed. I can set my rack so that the bar will touch my chest when benching but if I flatten out it will set on the pins. Same with squating and GM's. Plus I don't have to wait for anybody to quit doing bicep curls so I can do my squats.lol

 

[MidwestBeast]

Plus I don't have to wait for anybody to quit doing bicep curls so I can do my squats.lol

:lol:

 

[Knowbull]

Having weights at home just makes a WO simple, none of the gym room hassles and the main factor is cost. If I could afford gym membership I would, but...

 

[jbryand101b]

wish I had weights at home. If you know how to train properly, and have enough weight with free weights, shouldn't be any problem.

 

[groverino]

I love working out at home. My weights are all old standard plates (lots of 50's), and my squat stands are homemade from pipe welded into old car rims. Weight is weight man, as long as you can do the basics.

 

[Chubbinmuffin]

I thought the best part about cycle was showing everyone up at the gym...

Jk. If you can do all your big compounds like squats, deads, bench press, and shoulder press then you should be good to go. Being able to play your own music as loud as you want is a huge plus too.