posted Wed, 03/13/2013 - 17:16
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how does having a solid base affect AAS results?
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i wondered what kind of gains say, someone who has only lifted for like 6 months would make and keep compared to that same body had this person trained and built a good base for 6 years.
does having a foundation make for more gains kept after pct or do we just assume someone with a clear knowledge of diet and training with proof in their physique would be a better candidate for AAS usage?
also perhaps someone with a good base has accustomed their joints and tendons to the stresses required in building muscle?
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I definitely think its best to have a solid foundation before starting AAS. Your gains will be much more solid from having your training and diet in tune with your body. Finding what best works for you, etc.
No1It doesnt really determine gains but obviously the guy with a solid base will know how to diet and train for growth
well im talking more along the lines of how their body would build muscle and maintain it after pct.
assume both have diet and training on point. how do the gains differ between the 2? does one make more lean gains than the other? does the 6 year lifter more easily maintain his gains as his body is used to holding extra muscle? does the 6 month lifter keep more because he has room to fill out?
The gains the more experienced lifter makes will be more solid muscle fibers as the weight they lift will be heavier and more properly done
Also the frame will already be built so they added mass is all accessory muscles
Were as the new guy will be growing main large muscles as he has not made his or her base yet
Obviously the veteran lifter
Just being in a healthy mindset for consecutive years will adapt the body more then any cycle could or does
I've def had my side tracked years but I've been an athlete for my whole adolescence and adult life , lifting since I was a young child with my dads iron Olympic set
Sure I'm not huge but as fina said you have to prepare your bodies other parts for the growth the muscles do while using AAS !
If you just start eating drol and test and picking up heavy shit you will def hurt yourself!
X2 agreed the vet athlete wins here hands down!
i think its a waste if you haven't already reached you natural max. you do a lot of growing with diet alone for a lot cheaper before you are at your limit.
The guy with the solid base will not go to snap city after he can out lift his joints.
very good point. and very well put
I think that the guy with 6yrs experience wil benefit more, He already has a good knowledge of how his body reacts to different types of training he knows how his body reacts to different diets, he can maximize results by adjusting his diet and training while on cycle.