BoxingFool01
New member
How's it going guys,long time lurker first time poster. Been thinking of trying a 4 week run with Oratropin-1. My current stats are
Age:24
Height 5ft 7in
Weight:175@10-12% BF(personal estimate),Competition@160(Middleweight limit)
No prior AAS usage
Max Bench 275 for 1
I'm intrested in the hyperplasia that can be induced by usage of OT, and also the health benefits. My diet is very strict during when gearing up for a competition, off time I occasionally gain a few pounds. Working out consists of Upperbody and Lowerbody splits, 4 times a week (AM) followed with boxing at night. My questions are....
1.) Looking at the OT-1 logs people report increases of muscular endurance, can OT-1 effect cardiovascular endurance as well?
2.) I've had a few nagging injuries from my collegiate wrestling days (rotator cuff)(ankles), can OT-1 help with those?
3.) Would it be possible for OT-1 to increase speed,(I do plyos weeks prior to a fight) Seeing as it can increase the number of muscle cells?
-Sorry if any of this sounds like a stupid question, but i'm trying to do my homework.
Age:24
Height 5ft 7in
Weight:175@10-12% BF(personal estimate),Competition@160(Middleweight limit)
No prior AAS usage
Max Bench 275 for 1
I'm intrested in the hyperplasia that can be induced by usage of OT, and also the health benefits. My diet is very strict during when gearing up for a competition, off time I occasionally gain a few pounds. Working out consists of Upperbody and Lowerbody splits, 4 times a week (AM) followed with boxing at night. My questions are....
1.) Looking at the OT-1 logs people report increases of muscular endurance, can OT-1 effect cardiovascular endurance as well?
2.) I've had a few nagging injuries from my collegiate wrestling days (rotator cuff)(ankles), can OT-1 help with those?
3.) Would it be possible for OT-1 to increase speed,(I do plyos weeks prior to a fight) Seeing as it can increase the number of muscle cells?
-Sorry if any of this sounds like a stupid question, but i'm trying to do my homework.
