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I would just like to say that after all this training, dieting and help from this site, I'm so fuckin amazed and happy at what I have accomplished so far. About 2 years ago, I looked like shit! I was 5'11", 170lbs, at 16% bf. Now I'm 202lbs, 9%bf and still can't fuckin believe it!! Training and dieting is an addiction now and a great hobby that it has become. I'm currently cycling which is comming closer to an end. I have around 8 or 9 more weeks to go. Some people tell me I was a little young at my age to start and I personaly think I was but, it was my decision and I really don't regret it. Even though I love gear and it will be hard to let go, I deep down inside know I have to and I really wan't to start training natural for a while after this cycle. I'm currently running test c and deca at 500/450 mgs/week. I have Dbol comming in along with some hcg and clomids to finish up. Towards the end of the test, I'm going to run the dbol at 20mgs/day for 6 weeks with the deca I have at 450mgs/week for 8 more weeks. I'm hoping to be around 220 when all said and done. The gym owner and his wife told me to start thinking about competition and it has come accross my mind and its looking like a future plan as well. I will also be getting bloodwork done here soon before the dbol and afterwards to make sure things are in check.
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just do proper pct bro and keep eating. Hey man, last time i touched gear was amlost 2 years ago, which Ive gone up to 230 in weight, same height as you 5'11''. Well Ive gone down to 210, been up to 220, then down to 215. I just started eating more, not that good but more. I gone up to 228-232 depending with no gear. Just eat, eat, and eat man.
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I hear that! I've never ate so much in my whole life until I started training properly. Even when I was over weight and out of shape, I didn't eat no where near this much but of course everything I ate back then was shit food anyways.. I am going to take a good long break from the gear though. I need to catch up on money problems and a whole bunch of other things. Stress will kill ya!!Comment
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you will find that after stopping cycling, it takes a few weeks to get your mind around training without gear. but honestly, for me at least, it's only about a month to six weeks.Comment
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