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Up till August 27th of last year I used to wake up to that everyday. I set my phone to wake up everyday to it. It was the way I had found to motivate myself to get up off bed everyday exercise and do everything else...
Cut to December 13th and I'm waking up at 4:30am in my bed. I'm no longer in Fort Benning, I had just graduated the day before and came home wanting to sleep forever or at least for a week. Yet I was still waking up at 4:30am and ready to do PT as I did back in Fort Benning. I had graduated but I was broken. I hurt my left leg on the 12 mile ruck march and I had to endure and say **** this pain every day for a month before I finally graduated.. But still in my mind I said to myself I would sleep for a whole week but my body woke up at the same time as everyday. I didn't exercise that day.. Didn't exercise for a week just so I could give my body a rest. I also got super sick. Was puking everyday, had a headache everyday as well. My body was missing the brutal all day exercising I was doing at Fort Benning. When I was feeling better and pain was finally going away I got back in the gym. I weighed myself and I had dropped 7 pounds. 7 pounds lost in 4 months while at basic training.. I was very pissed off when I looked at the scale. It was hard enough for me to gain those little muscles I had before I shipped out and now I lost it?? I sat down with a notebook and started putting together a diet to help me eat over 3,000 calories a day to get my bulk started. Went to Costco later that day and bought a **** load of food. Did whole body exercises everyday for 2 weeks till I finally decided on a program. Jay Cutler's 8 Weeks to Mass. I'm now almost done with week 3 and I have already put on those 7 pounds!
I got comfortable now though. I wake up at 7am, drink my iso shake do few things around the house and leave for the gym. I no longer need to listen to that video to get the motivation to get off bed and exercise. I have that will and drive inside me now. I always had it there but after basic training it was a slap in the face. I only have one life and I want to make the best of it because unlike the video games there is no restarting or a 2nd life.
Well that's enough about me. This is about Brawn and Halo-X from IronFlex that I been lucky enough to use and help me put those 7 pounds, muscles and strength back. And that is what I expect to see from both.
Brawn
Is one of the most potent anabolic compounds available while having very little androgenic side effects. Users of Brawn are subject to experience muscle hardening, strength gains, quicker recovery, boosted endurance, and intense pumps while not having to worry about estrogen conversion, water retention, or hair-loss.
Brawn users should expect lean and dry gains. The compound present in Brawn is a known derivative of an anti-aromatase drug and has been reported to possess strong anti-estrogenic effects as well. Without a doubt, Brawn is the perfect muscle-building supplement to add to any training regime.
2a, 3a-epithio17a methyl-17b-hydroxy-5a-androstane 15mg
Halo X
Is a versatile muscle-building supplement. Users of Halo X can expect to see a significant increase in lean muscle while simultaneously shedding body fat. Additionally, users of Halo X should expect shorter recovery times resulting in greater gains.
Halo X is not only capable of amplifying mass, but strength gains as well. Halo X is a solid candidate for a solo run, but the compound is also stackable with other muscle-building supplements. Whether cutting or bulking, Halo X is the perfect choice for anyone attempting to better his/her physique.
Ingredients:
4-chloro-17a-methyl-androst-1,4-diene-3b,17b-diol 25MG
I will be using Brawn and Halo-X with minimal supplements. OT, Creatine, fish oil and whey.
PCT I will be using Nolva, AD3, D-Pol and probably ABE.
Friday I'll take pictures and when Brawn and Halo-X comes in I'll weigh myself and update this again.
My meals.. Well you will see them as I eat them.
My workouts.. Like I said almost done with week 3 of Jay Cutler's 8 Week to Mass. I'll post them with each workout.
So what can you guys expect from this log and from me? Dedication. Plain and simple. I'm dedicated to my workouts, my meals and my general goals. I'm the type of person that goes after my dreams. I do welcome tips and advice from all you guys. I'm not a know it all so any tip and help is welcome.
And now I shall wait.
Up till August 27th of last year I used to wake up to that everyday. I set my phone to wake up everyday to it. It was the way I had found to motivate myself to get up off bed everyday exercise and do everything else...
Cut to December 13th and I'm waking up at 4:30am in my bed. I'm no longer in Fort Benning, I had just graduated the day before and came home wanting to sleep forever or at least for a week. Yet I was still waking up at 4:30am and ready to do PT as I did back in Fort Benning. I had graduated but I was broken. I hurt my left leg on the 12 mile ruck march and I had to endure and say **** this pain every day for a month before I finally graduated.. But still in my mind I said to myself I would sleep for a whole week but my body woke up at the same time as everyday. I didn't exercise that day.. Didn't exercise for a week just so I could give my body a rest. I also got super sick. Was puking everyday, had a headache everyday as well. My body was missing the brutal all day exercising I was doing at Fort Benning. When I was feeling better and pain was finally going away I got back in the gym. I weighed myself and I had dropped 7 pounds. 7 pounds lost in 4 months while at basic training.. I was very pissed off when I looked at the scale. It was hard enough for me to gain those little muscles I had before I shipped out and now I lost it?? I sat down with a notebook and started putting together a diet to help me eat over 3,000 calories a day to get my bulk started. Went to Costco later that day and bought a **** load of food. Did whole body exercises everyday for 2 weeks till I finally decided on a program. Jay Cutler's 8 Weeks to Mass. I'm now almost done with week 3 and I have already put on those 7 pounds!
I got comfortable now though. I wake up at 7am, drink my iso shake do few things around the house and leave for the gym. I no longer need to listen to that video to get the motivation to get off bed and exercise. I have that will and drive inside me now. I always had it there but after basic training it was a slap in the face. I only have one life and I want to make the best of it because unlike the video games there is no restarting or a 2nd life.
Well that's enough about me. This is about Brawn and Halo-X from IronFlex that I been lucky enough to use and help me put those 7 pounds, muscles and strength back. And that is what I expect to see from both.
Brawn
Is one of the most potent anabolic compounds available while having very little androgenic side effects. Users of Brawn are subject to experience muscle hardening, strength gains, quicker recovery, boosted endurance, and intense pumps while not having to worry about estrogen conversion, water retention, or hair-loss.
Brawn users should expect lean and dry gains. The compound present in Brawn is a known derivative of an anti-aromatase drug and has been reported to possess strong anti-estrogenic effects as well. Without a doubt, Brawn is the perfect muscle-building supplement to add to any training regime.
2a, 3a-epithio17a methyl-17b-hydroxy-5a-androstane 15mg
Halo X
Is a versatile muscle-building supplement. Users of Halo X can expect to see a significant increase in lean muscle while simultaneously shedding body fat. Additionally, users of Halo X should expect shorter recovery times resulting in greater gains.
Halo X is not only capable of amplifying mass, but strength gains as well. Halo X is a solid candidate for a solo run, but the compound is also stackable with other muscle-building supplements. Whether cutting or bulking, Halo X is the perfect choice for anyone attempting to better his/her physique.
Ingredients:
4-chloro-17a-methyl-androst-1,4-diene-3b,17b-diol 25MG
I will be using Brawn and Halo-X with minimal supplements. OT, Creatine, fish oil and whey.
PCT I will be using Nolva, AD3, D-Pol and probably ABE.
Friday I'll take pictures and when Brawn and Halo-X comes in I'll weigh myself and update this again.
My meals.. Well you will see them as I eat them.
My workouts.. Like I said almost done with week 3 of Jay Cutler's 8 Week to Mass. I'll post them with each workout.
So what can you guys expect from this log and from me? Dedication. Plain and simple. I'm dedicated to my workouts, my meals and my general goals. I'm the type of person that goes after my dreams. I do welcome tips and advice from all you guys. I'm not a know it all so any tip and help is welcome.
And now I shall wait.