happy to help broThanks for your insight. Its one of the reasons that I'm reaching out to you folks. I'm inexperienced and I lack knowledge so I'm still considering guidance before deciding to try it or not. So, thanks for you help.
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Posted! Was I supposed to make a separate post with it or just attach it to this thread? Sorry, very new to this.waiting for your journal tomorrow man @kobi.kingdom
I just posted it. You have all been so helpful. Thankslogging your experience will be crucial
it will allow us to guide you along
Happy you decided on starting a log we can help much better that way
I just posted it. You have all been so helpful. Thank youlogging your experience will be crucial
it will allow us to guide you along
Thanks for the support haha. No, I used to be in great shape. Now I am...notYou are in great shape and should be proud of that brother. Like the guys said, any dose of steroids is going to require a PCT after the cycle. That being said, if you want to look at something more mild in regards to impacting your HPTA, check out SARMs. Yes, they do cause mild suppression, but not to the degree that steroids do. They require a much more mild PCT.
@kobi.kingdomKobi's Information:
View attachment 43784
- Age: 28
- Height: 170cm
- Weight: 60kg
- Body Fat % (estimated): 10.1 % according to online calculator
- Training Experience (in years): 5
Training:
Chest (every 2-3 days):
Arms (inconsistent):
- Bench press: 100kg 2 sets- 10 reps
- Decline bench press: 80kg 2 sets- 10 reps
Core (starting up again after not doing it for maybe...3 months because of the motor cycle accident).
- Bicep curl: 12kg 2 sets-10 reps
- incline reverse crunch:
Used to do 2 sets- 10 reps + 2 sets of 30 incline sit ups.
Diet:
Even when I was in shape I never had a lot of trouble staying lean for whatever reason (Family genes, heritage,
- Daily Caloric Intake: I have no idea at the moment.
- Macronutrient Split:
My goal is to have at least 20grams of protein/ 4 hours.
- Meal Plan:
I'm actually pretty resilient to bland food routines.
As I've mentioned a few times, I was in a motorcycle accident so I really let loose for...too long.
I was drinking a lot of soft drinks, too many carbs, snacking on lollies...I let myself go.
But my goal is to go back to what I tended to make when I was...motivated.
- Breakfast: Stir fried lean beef with veg (usually broccoli or bean sprouts)
- Snack: None if I can help myself. But if I do, maybe some peanuts/ honey ham?
- Lunch: Stir fried lean beef with veg (usually broccoli or bean sprouts)
- Dinner:
Stir fried lean beef with veg (usually broccoli or bean sprouts)
Sometimes
Beef Curry with veg + potatoes
Supplements:
Blood Work:
- none
Cycle Plan:
- Recent Blood Work:
Don't have the most recent one yet but will post as soon as I do have it.
Additional Notes/Goals:
- Cycle Goals: Cutting fat, boost arm strength/ size
- Compounds Planned for Use: Testosterone Propanate
- Dosage and Frequency: 150mg/ week
- Cycle Length: 6 weeks
- Post Cycle Therapy (if applicable): need to consult my GP
You might be able to see the scar on my right shoulder and pectorals.
It was a crazy crash and the most incredible thing about it was that my helmet didn't have a scratch on it even though I know for a fact that my head was scrapped across the ground.
I am done using that incident as an excuse.
I want to get on with my life and get back into shape so that I don't have to shy away from the mirror all the time.
But in any case, everyone who has replied has been super supportive and helpful. Thank you all very, very, much! <3
@kobi.kingdom this is a good start but you need to start a NEW thread as @s.gentz and @Eddie Haskell suggestedKobi's Information:
View attachment 43784
- Age: 28
- Height: 170cm
- Weight: 60kg
- Body Fat % (estimated): 10.1 % according to online calculator
- Training Experience (in years): 5
Training:
Chest (every 2-3 days):
Arms (inconsistent):
- Bench press: 100kg 2 sets- 10 reps
- Decline bench press: 80kg 2 sets- 10 reps
Core (starting up again after not doing it for maybe...3 months because of the motor cycle accident).
- Bicep curl: 12kg 2 sets-10 reps
- incline reverse crunch:
Used to do 2 sets- 10 reps + 2 sets of 30 incline sit ups.
Diet:
Even when I was in shape I never had a lot of trouble staying lean for whatever reason (Family genes, heritage,
- Daily Caloric Intake: I have no idea at the moment.
- Macronutrient Split:
My goal is to have at least 20grams of protein/ 4 hours.
- Meal Plan:
I'm actually pretty resilient to bland food routines.
As I've mentioned a few times, I was in a motorcycle accident so I really let loose for...too long.
I was drinking a lot of soft drinks, too many carbs, snacking on lollies...I let myself go.
But my goal is to go back to what I tended to make when I was...motivated.
- Breakfast: Stir fried lean beef with veg (usually broccoli or bean sprouts)
- Snack: None if I can help myself. But if I do, maybe some peanuts/ honey ham?
- Lunch: Stir fried lean beef with veg (usually broccoli or bean sprouts)
- Dinner:
Stir fried lean beef with veg (usually broccoli or bean sprouts)
Sometimes
Beef Curry with veg + potatoes
Supplements:
Blood Work:
- none
Cycle Plan:
- Recent Blood Work:
Don't have the most recent one yet but will post as soon as I do have it.
Additional Notes/Goals:
- Cycle Goals: Cutting fat, boost arm strength/ size
- Compounds Planned for Use: Testosterone Propanate
- Dosage and Frequency: 150mg/ week
- Cycle Length: 6 weeks
- Post Cycle Therapy (if applicable): need to consult my GP
You might be able to see the scar on my right shoulder and pectorals.
It was a crazy crash and the most incredible thing about it was that my helmet didn't have a scratch on it even though I know for a fact that my head was scrapped across the ground.
I am done using that incident as an excuse.
I want to get on with my life and get back into shape so that I don't have to shy away from the mirror all the time.
But in any case, everyone who has replied has been super supportive and helpful. Thank you all very, very, much! <3