TweetOh boy this is a great question and one I have thought a lot about. Returning to the world of the mortals. I am no mass monster but at 36 can hold my own with most people where I train. I remember busting my ass in the gym for years thinking I could look like the guys on cover of magazines. The answer is an easy yes. I just love working out but it certainly would not be the same. I have leaned so much since I started that I think I would be able to maintain a decent look. That being said, I wonder what I would say about it after being off for 5 months....... This is a terrifying question and I would sooner live in a world without water.

TweetOf course I would still train. I'm never going to be Mr.olypima or anything close to that. Training makes me feel good And good about myself. I like being able to look better or get stronger but its for trying to stay healthy and like therapy for me too.

TweetThis damn phone lol. I meant to press like not dislike. I'm sorry brother. That's the second time I've did thE this week

TweetOf course...no brainer!!!

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This damn phone lol. I meant to press like not dislike. I'm sorry brother. That's the second time I've did thE this week

Done it many times for people to ask "why didn't you like my post?" Big thumbs!!!

TweetLove training before I used gear. I started lifting when I was 17 and did not use juice until I was 26-27. If I could just use HRT and some "natural" supps (they are not all "safe") I would be ok.

TweetI would def continue to train !!! It's weird tho , thinking about not having Anabolics in my training !!!
Really never thought about it until now . I don't really know what I would do . Prob experiment with different supplements , see what other types may help . There's SO MANY out there that are just waiting to be discovered !!
But some1 somewhere would make a new type of product , trust me , and we would be all over it !!!

TweetI think Fuzo was 31 when he first tried AAS. personally I didn't think he needed to at all as most thought he was on to begin with and he has good genetics. I know nothing would keep him from training even if he couldn't obtain AAS. He always says " II will stop training when I am dead"lol

TweetIt would be really hard but once you got back to regular shape and started progressing somewhat i think everyone would be happy.

TweetTrained with out for a long time and would continue. It would certainly be a sad day but I have enough stock to last another 15 years.

TweetNot sure if I would, since no gear means no test and I am on TRT. Without my much needed test, my apathy level goes to maximum human possible. I become so apathetic that I KNOW I am apathetic and frankly don't care that I am. So I doubt I would do anything but watch TV...but even that was an effort for me.

However, if I could keep my normal TRT dose that puts me in the lower 700s (when HCG is used as well), then I certainly would train without anything else added or any additional test. I did it for a year before I discovered this new world.

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TweetI absolutely would still train.