Tweet^CALM DOWN AND TAKE A CHILL PILL

Tweet??? im cool, what are you talking about.

Tweet^ U CAPTILIZED THEY DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Tweetu guys wont fight right now.....but on a serious note..tell me if im wrong..if ure young like early 20's its not a good idea to bridge with low amounts of test b/c ure gonna shut down real hard if u keep doing that for lets say 2 years straight....but if ure older and r gonna be using hrt its a reasonable thing to do?

TweetWell, I have known several old school and new school pros and they all do different stuff. The old school guys usually went off longer than the new guys. However, there are new school guys who are only own about half the year, I know this for a 100% fact as I have a friend who is best friends with him. I wont mention any names, but everyone on this board knows him. He's on half the year, give or take a month, that's it! With that said, there are some guys who do stay on all year and they change compounds and do stuff like that, but that's not what everyone does. Which is better, I don't know, but I can say for a 100% fact that the guy I'm referring to is at the top of the game and has been for a few years now.

As far as bridging, I think it's more of the same, you are just going to keep yourself shut down. I would personally rather clean my system out. Hell, I took 1 and 1/2 years between my last two cycles. I guess you have to decide what you want to do. If you want to be a pro BBer then you need to take one approach, if you just want to been in great shape, then you need to take that approach. To be in great shape, you don't need to stay on year round. You just don't. Being in great shape is more than just gaining mass, it's about being fit, being lean and you can do that while off.

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Originally Posted by T-Man007

Well, I have known several old school and new school pros and they all do different stuff. The old school guys usually went off longer than the new guys. However, there are new school guys who are only own about half the year, I know this for a 100% fact as I have a friend who is best friends with him. I wont mention any names, but everyone on this board knows him. He's on half the year, give or take a month, that's it! With that said, there are some guys who do stay on all year and they change compounds and do stuff like that, but that's not what everyone does. Which is better, I don't know, but I can say for a 100% fact that the guy I'm referring to is at the top of the game and has been for a few years now.

As far as bridging, I think it's more of the same, you are just going to keep yourself shut down. I would personally rather clean my system out. Hell, I took 1 and 1/2 years between my last two cycles. I guess you have to decide what you want to do. If you want to be a pro BBer then you need to take one approach, if you just want to been in great shape, then you need to take that approach. To be in great shape, you don't need to stay on year round. You just don't. Being in great shape is more than just gaining mass, it's about being fit, being lean and you can do that while off.

true...the bigger u r ,more people who dont know assume ure general health is better than thiers...what they dont know is uve been on for over a year and ure health has been adversly affected

Tweeteveryone great job on this good points and conversation!

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Originally Posted by space mountain

ok what does this do to our receptors?

its my opinion that nothing happens to the receptors, your body just becomes used to the exogenus gear and attempts to go into homeostasis. only way to bust out of that is to bump the dose, change compounds or take time off and let the body get used to not performing with the gear in it.

lets face it the body wasnt made to have 750mg of test in it and just like any drug the body gets used to having it and it looses effect.

this is my opinion and i am sure somone will disagree but i havent seen anything other than other guys opinions to the contrary

Tweetgood point jipped! that was what i was wondering

TweetMost pros stay on and rarely ever get off.. and most todays pros compete almost every day..so they need to be on. AAS/GH/Insulin and other crap.

There was an interview with this pro BB I think Chris Cook..he says there are guys are on steroids for about 5 years straight.. and that most of pro bb will die in the future as IFBB wants them to be bigger every single year. He says a typical pro bb spends about $60.000 only for his gear and GH is not included.

Other thing he said is many ifbb pros do get serious side effects .. but because they are pros and have money, they can afford their own personal doctors etc.

Tweet$60.000 a year for AAS.

Tweetthanks to all once again