1)
Don't use any PEDs right away. I want you to know, 100%, that you can train correctly. That your diet is 'on point' and that you are actually reading the articles and learning and not just google 'researching'. We've seen forum members go on right away, blow up, shrink right back and leave the sport for ever doing the 'jump on asap'.
2)
See what actual progress you can make as is. If you're old enough to use PEDs but have zero idea as to what worked and what didn't you might wanna hold off for a bit. Think of it like using nitrous in a street race right from the start vs getting up to speed and then adding it in. Know that you can get a diet right and add a pound or two, or lose a pound cos you've got that right. Then, when you add, PEDs you'll KNOW they helped.
3)
You're not a newbie if you've been doing these for years. Very few, typically just the genetic elite, will add tons of muscle or get crazy strong in a year or two. You'll have the look. If so, allowing for physical maturity (25+ years old), then and only then might you wanna hop on sooner than most.
4)
Learn and I mean LEARN the fundamentals. So those big gym exercises aka compounds. What are macros and what do they do in nutrition. If you're gonna flex learn how to pose. Know thy self too
5)
Don't use PEDs if you've issues that need sorting. From drug or alcohol abuse, mental and or anxiety problems, crazy stress stuff. To put it as we say here 'get your head on right'. Sometimes the focus on training and diet will help fix those issues - acting as a positive distraction - but not always. You don't have to be 100% sane lol but I want you to get the best from the time you take the PED step
What advice would you give to a newbie?
Don't use any PEDs right away. I want you to know, 100%, that you can train correctly. That your diet is 'on point' and that you are actually reading the articles and learning and not just google 'researching'. We've seen forum members go on right away, blow up, shrink right back and leave the sport for ever doing the 'jump on asap'.
2)
See what actual progress you can make as is. If you're old enough to use PEDs but have zero idea as to what worked and what didn't you might wanna hold off for a bit. Think of it like using nitrous in a street race right from the start vs getting up to speed and then adding it in. Know that you can get a diet right and add a pound or two, or lose a pound cos you've got that right. Then, when you add, PEDs you'll KNOW they helped.
3)
You're not a newbie if you've been doing these for years. Very few, typically just the genetic elite, will add tons of muscle or get crazy strong in a year or two. You'll have the look. If so, allowing for physical maturity (25+ years old), then and only then might you wanna hop on sooner than most.
4)
Learn and I mean LEARN the fundamentals. So those big gym exercises aka compounds. What are macros and what do they do in nutrition. If you're gonna flex learn how to pose. Know thy self too
5)
Don't use PEDs if you've issues that need sorting. From drug or alcohol abuse, mental and or anxiety problems, crazy stress stuff. To put it as we say here 'get your head on right'. Sometimes the focus on training and diet will help fix those issues - acting as a positive distraction - but not always. You don't have to be 100% sane lol but I want you to get the best from the time you take the PED step
What advice would you give to a newbie?