I D.E.P'd in was cycling when i enlisted in 1997 height weight body standard i had to lose more than 25 pounds of muscle. horrible experience. thankfully i had some time to do it. looking back i would have preferred to have not cycled or had so much muscle prior to enlistment. if i could do it different today, I wouldve just ran a good run of anavar and focused like crazy on overall endurance and a healthier diet. but i was young and didnt know the AAS world for crap at that point or have a good concept of different types of training and goal methods. i lifted like a cross between a power lifter body builder.

You are most likely going to lose any extra muscle mass during basic training. Lots of cardio with not very many calories and not much sleep either. Just start doing more cardio and save the cycle for when you get done with bootcamp. It can be something you can look forward to.

Ex-military mate and I can tell you now the last thing you want is a bunch of extra muscle weighing you down which is all just going to go away anyway. You won't be getting anywhere near enough calories during basic to sustain the muscle that you've gained. You will be doing primarily endurance exercises in boot and a bunch of extra muscle isn't going to help you. Trust me you WILL lose a lot of weight.

Not worth the risk.

Good advice from Hustle...

Don't...... Gear will not help u in basics even if ur trying the SF route roids won't help trust ive trained with ex operators and they have all told me the same thing dont do it because ur conditioning for the long pt evolutions also ur mental strenght will be affected .bro just remain natty till u get stationed its not worth it plus they re-drug test u before u go in according to meps guidelines if u have used aas 2 months prior to shipping out u will be pdq just a heads up