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01-13-04, 02:32 PM
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Cardio and juice
Any health hazards to intense cardio while on gear?
I'm once again training Muay Thai kickboxing and have been delaying a cycle with concerns as to what the kickboxing workout may do in compination with the AAS. After a previous cycle I had intense head aches post cycle when I would roll while training Brazilian jiu Jitsu. I figured it was due to the higher blood pressure, but it was almost unbareable for a little while. Now I just have some concerns with starting up again while training in muay Thai, which already makes me gas, and damn near want to die from the training. 
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01-13-04, 03:14 PM
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i have cut back to one day a week BJJ while on this cycle, but i dont think theres a need to cut it out all together.
i dont need to tell you how important it is to have good cardio for BJJ, so theres no way i would eliminate cardio all together even on a mass cycle.......maybe cut back to once or twice a week. right now i train once a week BJJ and run at the track once a week with my wife. I notice nothing but good things from this cycle so far, and a once pct is done i will step it back up to normal.
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01-13-04, 03:42 PM
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I'm mainly concerned with the Thai Boxing. I have played a lot of sports and done a lot of things, but I swear that Thai Boxing has to be one of the most exhuasting things I have ever done. I do realize I am not in the best shape of my life, but still nowhere close to being lazy and unfit for the majority of sports out there.
I can run miles and still not hurt as much as I do after 3 min. of pad work. My trainer keeps talking about how easy he is, the scary thing is I honestly think that what we go through is baby shit compared to when he fought as a pro.
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01-13-04, 03:50 PM
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Quote:
it probably is but you gotta crawl before you walk!
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01-13-04, 03:53 PM
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Many professional / collegiate athletes still use gear and have a much more rigourous training schedule than the rest of us. Ever seen the workouts that professional wrestlers undergo (and there all on gear)? I wouldn't worry about it unless you get the headaches, you should confirm that you bloodpressure is high if you haven't.
I have done Muai Thai boxing too and I agree that it is incredibly exhausting. good luck...
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