The "other" dark side of AAS for noobs

Roidrat07
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06 Sep 2011 11:51 #75196 by Roidrat07

The "other" dark side of AAS for noobs was created by Roidrat07

Health warning for first time gear users:

I have been training consistently for the past 6 years, so I am not new to training. However, I am on my first cycle of AAS and it is all going great except for the injuries I got from pushing myself probably too hard. LOL - so be warned - sometimes AAS works too well! :woohoo:

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Etwa
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06 Sep 2011 11:55 #75200 by Etwa

Replied by Etwa on topic The "other" dark side of AAS for noobs

I think i understand what your saying but then again you need to use common sense also.

you cant just expect to go on AAS and in week 1 expect to push 50-100kg extra. increasing your muscle power takes time, even when on gear.

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Deadgoat
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06 Sep 2011 11:58 #75201 by Deadgoat

Replied by Deadgoat on topic The "other" dark side of AAS for noobs

Yeah that happens to guys who change their training. You can't go from HIT in the 8-15 range pre cycle to max-ot on cycle and not expect to fuck your joints up

Sorry guys Apparently it is true, cause its happened to certain people already, so I’m not taking any chances !!
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STUARTF
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06 Sep 2011 12:10 #75205 by STUARTF

Replied by STUARTF on topic The "other" dark side of AAS for noobs

I totally agree. As a first time user you will put on a shit load of muscle very quickly but you must remember that your bones and joints take a long time to adjust to this added muscle and heavier weights.

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Roidrat07
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06 Sep 2011 12:23 #75214 by Roidrat07

Replied by Roidrat07 on topic The "other" dark side of AAS for noobs

Very true Etwa, whilst pushing the weights, it certainly did not feel like I am "over doing" it... Sure thing, my strength increased nicely, so I am pushing accordingly, but what I did not realize is the day after effects…. and I am not talking about the, no pain no gain, thing… :evil:

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Etwa
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06 Sep 2011 12:44 #75217 by Etwa

Replied by Etwa on topic The "other" dark side of AAS for noobs

pain is the name of the game, no getting rid of that. just train safe and wise is all.

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