Agree with the straps for Kroc rows. As I try to get heavier each time, it is the grip that fails, not the pull.
Me too. With the 100s I can get about 15 before I just can't hold it any longer, then I just wrap a strap around the bar and do about another 10.Agree with the straps for Kroc rows. As I try to get heavier each time, it is the grip that fails, not the pull.
yeah that is funny.. Is there a specific program your following?.. I'm so stim tolerant its ridiculous,I need a stim break, I take eca just to stay awake at this pointMy programming called for 4 sets of 3 at 235 tonight! Thought that was funny. But I had a terrible workout; tried a sample of Stimaholic and the yohimbine killed me. Decimated my endurance and gave me cold sweats and tremors. Sounds like you were more successful! Weight is moving good broheim.
haha I wish I could hang on for 15 reps... I was tipped out at 8 my grip was doneee... Small hand problems smhMe too. With the 100s I can get about 15 before I just can't hold it any longer, then I just wrap a strap around the bar and do about another 10. Solid pressing Z.
Currently finishing the 4th week in a Cube Kingpin cycle for lower body and Cube Predator for my upper (Predator is a bench specialty template Lilly developed while he's been coming back from having his knees blown out). Gotta say, it has been awesome benching twice a week; loving it. Lord knows my bench needs some love.yeah that is funny.. Is there a specific program your following?.. I'm so stim tolerant its ridiculous,I need a stim break, I take eca just to stay awake at this point
that's awesome, hope they'll be doing a Christmas/new year sale... That's when I'll be buying all my products for the run I want to do in January dmz/trest
I see you are thinking Trest over Dermacrine. That's the way to go. Wish I had.that's awesome, hope they'll be doing a Christmas/new year sale... That's when I'll be buying all my products for the run I want to do in January dmz/trest
is the dermacrine not keeping lethargy at bay like you thought it would?... I'm thinking the trest will be better for lethargy, but I'm gonna dose it higher than just as a test base, but I'm unsure how much it will add to the cycleI see you are thinking Trest over Dermacrine. That's the way to go. Wish I had.
Actually doing fine if not great for the lethargy. It's the libido that's nonexistent. Plus just gains wise I should have gone with Trest.is the dermacrine not keeping lethargy at bay like you thought it would?... I'm thinking the trest will be better for lethargy, but I'm gonna dose it higher than just as a test base, but I'm unsure how much it will add to the cycle
I was mainly going to run it due to the gains it could add, I'm going to be bulking so hopefully dmz/ trest / foodadrol will do me rightActually doing fine if not great for the lethargy. It's the libido that's nonexistent. Plus just gains wise I should have gone with Trest.
I was thinking about grabbing exemestane to run on cycle but I was told formestane would sufficeTrest is better in every way; it's a very powerful hormone. Only drawback is making sure you keep e2 at bay with a good AI the whole time. Trest aromatizes to methyl estradiol that loves to get down with your titty receptors if you don't protect them right.
If you have gyno, probably not. If you're not sensitive and don't have pre-existing gyno, you'll prob be fine. I'd just keep it on hand in case and go with the formestane if so. Ironflex's Formabolic and OL's TransFORM are legit. Just finished formabolic and been using TransFORM - both are great.I was thinking about grabbing exemestane to run on cycle but I was told formestane would suffice
Haha I chuckled when I typed it even, sadly. Exem supports natty test production too in PCT, so it's great there as a bonus.Exemestane is my go-to. Always have it on hand for every cycle and pct regardless of the compounds. I will probably use it when I run trest. Phrase of the day...Titty-Receptors!!! Runner up...FoodaDROL. LOL
I like the McNuggets and Big Mac...I have about 6 weeks left of my cut and for the rest of the way I was going to incorporate lyle McDonald's stubborn fatloss anyone have any experience with that?
Maybe try adding 50-100 more per day for a couple weeks, then again, etc., and see how your body responds(?).And maybe I should attempt a week or 2 at higher cals, maybe the low cals are stressing my body to the point that it's hanging on to everything it can get
Doing this myself right now trying to add a few pounds. Came off a cut, then trying to add a few pounds on cycle and couldn't get the scale to budge for a month eating at 300 over maint. Last 2 weeks I just said screw it and started pounding down everything I can. Suddenly hopped up 10 pounds literally in 3 days, so starting tomorrow it's back to 300 above and see where I land. Metabolism is a funny thing.I read a study that basically concluded that the body, for short periods of up to about 2wks, can handle a fairly significant surplus of calories in a positive fashion. I can't remember the size surplus, but it was substantial, and the males gained an average of 6lbs in 2wks. Of that, like 4lbs at least was muscle and the rest fat. After the 2wk mark though all the gains became fat. I can't remember if they were lifting weights or not, but it's not really relevant. The point was, if you've been at maintenance for a while and go into a surplus for a short spell, the weight gain will be more brawn than bulk. Just don't make it a lasting thing.
Exactly. If you add in 600 cal/day for 2 wks from now, you will most likely gain weight, but it's not gonna be all fat. Then you can drop some cals back again and see if anything starts moving. If you add 600 for 2 wks and then drop 400 off that and you get the fat loss moving again, you're now eating 200 more cal/day AND successfully cutting.So go to a surplus for roughly 2 weeks, then reduce cals again ( maybe not as low as they are right now) just kind of revamping my cut?
I agree with all of this, especially with keeping some of the calorie increase after the run.Exactly. If you add in 600 cal/day for 2 wks from now, you will most likely gain weight, but it's not gonna be all fat. Then you can drop some cals back again and see if anything starts moving. If you add 600 for 2 wks and then drop 400 off that and you get the fat loss moving again, you're now eating 200 more cal/day AND successfully cutting.
No promises, but in general when things stagnate some kind of change needs to be implemented. Moving macros around significantly, upping cals for a short spell, adding more drugs or different compounds (more for a serious contenst prep), adding cardio or lowering rest times or upping volume.
You ain't kidding....I don't have to worry about it really, thankfully.I agree with all of this, especially with jelling some of the calorie increase after the run.
Macros... They are a finicky thing.