Cns

[DOMS]

Do steroids help the CNS to recover faster?

 

[Pirate!]

Not necessarily. Supraphysiological levels can tax the CNS. Hypo levels aren't good, either.

 

[ZECH]

No, that is why people overtrain on steriods. They feel recovered muscle wise, but the CNS has not.

 

[LT81]

Does anyone know of any informative articles on this,I'd like to read more about this.

 

[ZECH]

I'll look later when I have time, but search pubmed.

 

[DOMS]

Not necessarily. Supraphysiological levels can tax the CNS. Hypo levels aren't good, either.

No, that is why people overtrain on steriods. They feel recovered muscle wise, but the CNS has not.

What does this mean for the lifter then? When someone is on gear I usually hear about their marathon workouts. Twice a day for 5 or more days each week.

If their CNS is taxed (or blown), how do they keep making gains?

 

[kicka19]

What does this mean for the lifter then? When someone is on gear I usually hear about their marathon workouts. Twice a day for 5 or more days each week.

If their CNS is taxed (or blown), how do they keep making gains?

who lifts twice a day? ive never heard of anyone who know what there doing pounding out 2 a days on cycle

 

[DOMS]

who lifts twice a day? ive never heard of anyone who know what there doing pounding out 2 a days on cycle

Professional BBers. Jay Cutler, Ronnie Coleman, etc.

 

[kicka19]

Professional BBers. Jay Cutler, Ronnie Coleman, etc.

ya i believe it

 

[DOMS]

ya i believe it

I've watched the videos (Jay's, Ronnie's, and Lee's). They all seem to do it.

 

[Pirate!]

If their CNS is taxed (or blown), how do they keep making gains?

That's an excellent question. I chalk it up to genetics (individual variation).