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A lot of guys want to know what is being done at the Pro/National level. Well, this question cannot be answered with a single cycle...or even a few cycles, as there is no one single cycle which every pro uses. Each pro has their own individual preferences and dislikes when it comes to PEDs....not to mention that each invidual is willing to take different risks.
With that said, what might a higher-end cycle look like in the pros or at the National level? The following is one example, but requires some cash to follow through with, as some of the components are expensive to implement. Regardless, the following is an off-season schedule I have seen in use in a top-level amatuer. This cycle was followed for basically the entire off-season...or at least 6 months.
As much as I understand the inherent and potential dangers of such a cycle, the reality is that this is professional BB'ing and and many of these guys are trying to go as far as possible for the sport they love. Right or wrong, withhold your judgment, as it's always easier to judge someone else when your not in their shoes.
Additionally, most of these men care a good deal more about their health than what it might seem on the surface. Often, regular blood work is performed and constant health measures are taken to reduce the risks as much as possible. If health markers start to get too far out of range, steps are taken to correct the problem. With that said, of course, we cannot completely eliminate risk, but the common picture many people paint in their heads of the vigilante pro who just doesn't give a shit and who will do anything to succeed, just isn't case...not from what I have seen. Here you go.......
PEDs
Supplements
With that said, what might a higher-end cycle look like in the pros or at the National level? The following is one example, but requires some cash to follow through with, as some of the components are expensive to implement. Regardless, the following is an off-season schedule I have seen in use in a top-level amatuer. This cycle was followed for basically the entire off-season...or at least 6 months.
As much as I understand the inherent and potential dangers of such a cycle, the reality is that this is professional BB'ing and and many of these guys are trying to go as far as possible for the sport they love. Right or wrong, withhold your judgment, as it's always easier to judge someone else when your not in their shoes.
Additionally, most of these men care a good deal more about their health than what it might seem on the surface. Often, regular blood work is performed and constant health measures are taken to reduce the risks as much as possible. If health markers start to get too far out of range, steps are taken to correct the problem. With that said, of course, we cannot completely eliminate risk, but the common picture many people paint in their heads of the vigilante pro who just doesn't give a shit and who will do anything to succeed, just isn't case...not from what I have seen. Here you go.......
PEDs
- Test (long ester) @ 2,000 mg/week.
- Tren ace/enth @ 700 mg/week.
- Boldenone @ 600 mg/week.
- NPP @ 600 mg/week.
- Dianabol @ 50 mg/day (only run about 50% of the time).
- Insulin @ 60 IU/day.
- GH @ 20 IU/day.
- DES (1-3) IGF-1 @ 100 mcg (post-workout).
- MGF @ 100 mcg (post-workout).
- T3 @ 25 mcg/day.
- Follistatin at 100 mcg/day (cycled for 2 weeks on/4 weeks off).
- Finasteride at 2 mg/day.
- Arimedex @ 2 mg/day.
- Cabergoline at .5 mg/day.
- Metformin @ 1,000-2,000 mg/day.
Supplements
- Leucine
- Creatine
- Beta Alanine
- Multi-Vitamin
- Vitargo
- Whey hydrolysate
- Glycerol monostearate
- GPLC
