Swole Touchdown

[ZigZagz]

Thanks for the Test C brother. And thanks for the advice as well View attachment 137228

 

[SWOLENZ]

You're welcome

 

[vanlife_gymbum]

Nice bro! That's a good looking bottle.

Thanks for sharing your touchdown pics

 

[LevButlerov]

Thanks for the Test C brother. And thanks for the advice as well View attachment 137228

That looks good but can we see front bottle too @ZigZagz and you planning to log for @SWOLENZ ?

 

[ZigZagz]

That looks good but can we see front bottle too @ZigZagz and you planning to log for @SWOLENZ ?

Yeah, heres the other side and the packaging it came in. I'm a terrible photographer .

I'm not sure if I will log this, I'm only doing 125mg every 3.5 days as this will be my second cycle pretty much. (I did LGD-4033 at 5mg a day for 8 weeks last year and it was great ) gonna take it slow. I can always bump it up later.

 

[LevButlerov]

Yeah, heres the other side and the packaging it came in. I'm a terrible photographer .

I'm not sure if I will log this, I'm only doing 125mg every 3.5 days as this will be my second cycle pretty much. (I did LGD-4033 at 5mg a day for 8 weeks last year and it was great ) gonna take it slow. I can always bump it up later.

Good pics but why they so large? @ZigZagz

you know TRT is popular in logs for the EVO family right?
Why is a Log Journal important?

• Doing a log will actually help you way more than just dropping random updates. When you lay it all out week by week you start to see patterns in your body that you won’t catch otherwise.
• Other guys here run logs all the time and there’s no privacy issue, nobody is asking for your name or anything personal, it is just training, diet, and how the compound feels.
• The feedback you get is also way better because people can follow along and spot things you might miss. It also helps the next guy who is thinking about running the same compound so you are giving back while you learn.
• Even if you think you might not stick with it, just starting the log makes it easier to come back and add quick notes. That way you get more out of what you are running instead of keeping it all in your head.