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+ 2 ehealthpill EPO & Test

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Endurance athlete special, erythropeotin & testosterone.

Apologies for the blurry pic!

The test is g2g. I'll spin up some blood soon and report back (once I get the requisite rep) on the EPO.

xenu1's picture

Wow.

What's your baseline?

I just ran my hct today: 44

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haha, I should write some articles on endurance training. I know a lot of bros here are pro at lifting heavy iron and write good articles on that. But some whippets like me might be looking for a way to build cardio without bulk.

alwyzDscplind's picture

X2 I'm interested to hear your experiences and knowledge as it relates to it. I'm on my first cycle, classic test only by the book, learning how it effects my endurance training and recovery time, etc...

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100-125mg/week?

alwyzDscplind's picture

No, the cycle I'm on now is on a bulking period for me. 200mg Test-e E3D's. I've been continuing to adjust endurance training and up my bodyweight over the last number of years to see where my tipping point is in terms of loss of endurance performance. Last season was a swim focus. I hit many PR's with my highest lifetime bodyweight. We'll see how the endurance season goes for me this spring through summer with more mass. I won't be on cycle for this years endurance training either due to timing of this cycle's pct etc... but, maybe time a cycle for next year.

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Congrats on your results!

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I'd be interested to hear how that works for you.

I'm in the "less is more" camp. Pro cyclists from Armstrong to Tyler Hamilton ran 100mg of test/week in the early 2000s. Then hgh came into vogue. Many now run hcg as a standalone or in addition to test. But 100-125/week test is the bread and butter for endurance men.

I think this is an interesting discussion and would like to start a thread on it. As well as EPO. Should I post in the anabolic forum?

j0n's picture

def man. i think there would be alot of interest there

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This represents about 1/8 of the total order.