calf injection myth

Crazymank

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Apr 18, 2005

• #1

just heard a story about calf injections. I was told not to do them cause the muscle fiber is so tight, that the oil/water wont break down.....

sounds screwy to me... please give me your thoughts.

 

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da_Fonz

Banana

• Apr 18, 2005

• #2

not true

 

modizzle

New member

• Apr 18, 2005

• #3

i have done calves before never had a problem but just sore the next two days and that was it....i have heard of many myths...i have heard of blood clot in the calves....but then again i didn't experience anything like that.... but bump for more Info!!

 

Crazymank

MuscleChemistry Registered Member

• Apr 18, 2005

• #4

I like calf inj. Just sit down, fold your leg over and you can watch what your doing. Plus, my calves are underdeveloped. So the extra help is a bonus.

The theory is that there is so many veins in the calf muscle that you will hit them.... I would think that asperating would solve that...

A reported doctor suggested not doing calves... I have no way to verify if he was a doctor....

 

MUCH BIGGER

New member

• Apr 18, 2005

• #5

Calves and quads are my favorite. You can hit your inner and outter calf. Like NORMAL said you can sit down and really see what you are doing. Makes for a much easier injection.

 

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BiggerStronger

Member

• Apr 18, 2005

• #6

the only thing that might be true about it is the fact that it's a smaller muscle and it might hurt a bit more.

 

modizzle

New member

• Apr 18, 2005

• #7

BiggerStronger said:

the only thing that might be true about it is the fact that it's a smaller muscle and it might hurt a bit more.

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Oh trust me it does hurt quiet a bit,...i could walk straight for twice days when i hit calves as my first shot ever... Ouch!!uke:

 

jaywooly

Guru

• Apr 19, 2005

• #8

I'm not brave enogh. I use my calves too much for them to be sore off some high mg prop.