Reply With QuoteNo, just do the same workouts, but the amount of weight you jump from week to week will be significantly higher. Contrary to popular belief, it is still possible to over train on steroids.
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working out while cycling?
Hi guys,
im going to be starting a Cycle in 2 weeks its TEST P 400/wk and Primo 400/wk for 12 weeks.
I have been hitting the gym pretty hard the last 3 months and now my goals are to gain 8-10m pounds of quality muscle while leaning up.
I workout 3 days on and 1 day off.
Anything i should be doing differently during my workouts once i begin my cycle?
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Yes. Eat a LOT more.Anything i should be doing differently during my workouts once i begin my cycle?My Sponsored Kalpa Journal, courtesy of Neomeds.com
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