Flexing during injection

[montoya]

I am going to start injecting more frequently now (adding tren to the end of the cycle). Before, I only did 2 shots a week so I only used the quads. Now that I will be doing EOD shots, I'm going to also use the delts and maybe triceps.

My question is...I was looking at siteinjections.com and saw a few pics of people injecting their bis and calves. It looked like some of them were flexing when they injected. Everytime I inject my quads, I sit down and let my leg just hang there. What happens if you flex and then inject? Is anything wrong with that? Does anyone here do it like that?

Thanks

 

[P0N]

You need to relax before you inject. I also strongly recommend you do not inject calves or biceps.

 

[Genixcon]

No, I dont flex before I inject. PON is a hundred percent right on triceps and calves. You have to be a sadists to inject those muscles. You should have enough site if you use delta, quads, glutes, ventrogluteals. If you hit all those you should be all right with every other day

 

[Mobster]

Never flex the muscle. That's a great way to get knots.

 

[RickRock]

You're in for a bad bad time with PiP if you flex during an injection. Dont do that

 

[Stugatz]

I'm gonna go against the grain here and say injecting biceps is fine. I do it with a 27g 1/2" slin pin with no issues. Just don't push it and keep it at 1CC or less for the bicep and try to use smaller needles. Calves however....stay the fuck away from calves. It's a minefield of nerves and blood vessels. You won't be able to walk I promise you.

And no...don't flex your muscle. You'll end up super sore after. Also most muscles will twitch violently if you jab them while flexed. Don't believe me? Try injecting your quads sitting down straight legged lol.

 

[Mobster]

Can you inject there? Sure. But forget doing it for site injecting purposes.

 

[stevesmi]

they are flexing the muscles to show you where the muscle is, not because you are supposed to do that.

 

[cbbram]

Overthinking... Just relax and inject.

 

[dylangemelli]

you dont want to flex anywhere you inject