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whats your opinions for a great strength cycle and how long?

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hiya peeps,

im looking to do a cycle for maximal strength gains what would you recommend for ml and length?

im a powerlifter so looks mean nothing to me i just like being big and strong and im looking to do some damage in my next comp but im looking for a few different ideas to run.

the best so far ive used is 750ml test e and 100mg anadrol that got me joocey and strong as a ox!

Bulkdaddy's picture

Food is your best option for strength...

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Livelife76's picture

Nobody’s going to give you “the eroids super secret strength cycle” because it doesn’t exist. And you’re 25 and have been on cycle since 21 without posting, not smart.

Livelife76's picture

If you were going about things the right way I assure you people would chime in with good information for diet, training, and yes aas preferences but you’re not

And on your first post I was much nicer about it, still not really being an ass, I’m actually trying to help you out honestly. Can’t make you listen

IrishMack's picture

We are not negative we are realists. As soon as you mature more you will understand. Steroids do not make you big and "joocey." Training and diet and rest do that. But since all you have on your brain is drugs drugs drugs you are missing the point. We are brutally honest here and for someone who claims to be big and strong you sure can't take constructive criticism. Maybe something else is "joocey?"

kodiakGRRL's picture

your training cycle, nutrition, and rest are going to dictate better gains than gear. Gear is a tool that by itself isn't going to do a whole lot unless you've got your other shit together.

Bill G's picture

So the 500 reps of potato chips on the couch isn't gonna help me? It's all about volume right?

kodiakGRRL's picture

depends on the brand of potato chips... and ... you must also add cheese puffs, wear a plaid flannel shirt sitting on your mommas couch in the basement...

Bill G's picture

I try to stay away from cheese puffs. I find they get my controller all messy

kodiakGRRL's picture

LOL that's what the plaid flannel shirt is for

johnmarshall12's picture

A lot of it has to do with workout techniques and nutrition. It takes more than juice make a powerlifter. It takes grueling squats and deadlifts!

IrishMack's picture

If your shitting puking and bleeding during training, you're doing it wrong. That's supposed to happen at a contest not at the gym. Ever heard of the word called "Plateau?" Because that's where you are. Change your training and diet plan you hit a brick wall that aas is not going to overcome no matter how much you take.

press1's picture

Christ it sounds like your training sessions are awful - can't say I've ever shit myself or puked during one. Bled from shin scrapes but that's all. I wouldn't say that bleeding is a good indicator of a good PR either. If your getting nose bleeds your blood pressure is obviously too high from running too much gear or your fitness is out of whack.

kodiakGRRL's picture

if you haven't shit yourself then you must not be lifting heavy enough ...;-)

press1's picture

Is he really being serious there - do people actually shit themselves when doing squats etc? I mean I've seen relapsed arses so I guess there could be some truth in it lol

IrishMack's picture

I never shit myself but I certainly did projectile vomiting at a meet. Never during training. 85% 1rm and I shit myself I have other issues no homo.

kodiakGRRL's picture

I've heard stories but haven't seen it. I ve seen some nasty projectile vomiting during dead lifting though

press1's picture

Do people tend to do that at meets because of all the orals in their stomach or is it nerves?

kodiakGRRL's picture

what? LOL really.. you've never competed then.... the amount of adrenaline is incredible ...

press1's picture

All that's important to me is beating my own numbers month on month and progressing, that's who I'm competing against ultimately. Beating someone in a competition on a certain day of the year does nothing at all for me, despite a trophy on the mantelpiece.

kodiakGRRL's picture

I think if you speak to the majority of power lifters they would say the same. i compete to further my own numbers do I like winning .. yes I do.. but at the end of the day my only concern is did i make any progress towards my own goals

press1's picture

I can understand it where you are playing directly against another individual such as tennis or a team sport where you actually need them to play the game, but to me BBing and powerlifting are completely different. They are more individual based and to me also much more rewarding when you 'better' yourself. Your competitor could be off form and weak on the day, does that mean you are stronger than them? No.

kodiakGRRL's picture

again you miss the point of power lifting and the community is there friendly competition between the people yes but it really is about hitting your own numbers and reaching your goals. the atmosphere is such that you can not even replicate it in the gym ... generally I can add a good ten to fifteen percent to my max gym lifts that I would probably get eventually get in the gym but with the crowd and the adrenaline it is a better lift than gear.
if you have trained properly and you're on your game you are going to hit some good numbers. I like it because when I do that my gym numbers change and I am constantly over reaching to hit my new volume and percentages... it makes me stronger in the end ..

bb is NOTHING like power lifting from the community on up and I would choose the power lifting community over the bbers EVERY single time

press1's picture

No, why?

press1's picture

LOL Bro

addicted.to.pain's picture

bro that earlier was just a joke, You gotta know I didn't mean any real offense by it.

IrishMack's picture

My popper made me do it and the fact I was squatting 600 for the second time ever at the time. This was not on cycle. some of the guys said make sure you have an empty stomach or it's bound to happen I did it one other time deadlifting but I was coming down with a cold.

IrishMack's picture

You have all the answers what could we possibly help you with?

PPGfreak's picture

Completely agree with you there. I have an all natural friend that’s a power lifter and the way he trains and lives is completely different than mine. But I’m also aiming for a size and he’s aiming for weight.

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press1's picture

What do your lifts look like currently after that cycle?

press1's picture

And cocky with it too, I weigh 37 kg's less and bench more than you. Something doesn't add up to me with the comments you are coming out with...

Livelife76's picture

He will most likely just delete this again... then in a day or two, post a new forum same question with age 30+

Unfortunately he doesn’t get the damage he’s doing @25 running 19nors n most likely not posting out

Livelife76's picture

“Pretty stupid but that’s me...”

I’d say good luck wise up but you wouldn’t listen either way, have a good day

Livelife76's picture

Age: 25
Bf: ?

Pretty sure you posted this before then delete under a different account, stating you’ve done many cycles.

what is your cycle history being you’re 25?

Like I told you the last time you posted this, 25 and doing cycles non stop (you stated 19nors and 100mg of Adrol I believe) isn’t going to be a good out come, you should just try a long PCT search it here and good luck on your PCT

Bill G's picture

Previous cycles , huffy , BMX, he's probly too young to know what a HARO group 1 freestyle is.

kodiakGRRL's picture

he's moved up the world to a Trek

addicted.to.pain's picture

I'm not an expert on strength/power lift cycles, but in my experience Superdrol has given me the most noticeable strength gains in the past. But your already running Drol so not sure what more your looking for, other compounds that i've heard of for strength and aggression are very very Toxic.