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I've been injecting into the bicep, tricep, delt, calf for my entire cycle now. I have heard that the traps have a lot of nerves and it's hard not to hit one. I was wondering which muscles have the most nerves because it seems that I hit a nerve in my left calf a good bit more than anywhere else. I inject on the inside part of the calf, the part facing my right one. It's just easier to get to, then on my right one, I hit the outside of the calf and haven't had any problems with nerves.
calve shots suck, i've hit a nerve there once and my whole f*cking foot and ankle was swollen for a week
ive never hit one in my bi's or lats
I stick with the glutes, thighs, or delts. Never had any problems.
Same here. I do know that the traps are full of nerves, try karate chopping someone there and you will know what I mean, ouch. What are you injecting in the calves? Winstrol? I heard only a few AASs have site specific abilites.Quote:
Originally Posted by shrpskn
I am on Test E and Tren right now.
Just quads for me. Usually pretty fool proof
Yeah, my calf is pretty swollen, I definitely don't think I'll be shooting on that side anymore.
why are you not using quads and glutes?
calf injections are dangerous and greatly increase risk of infection
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Originally Posted by macrophage69alpha
Yeah! What he said! Plus I am kind of a pussy and I think those would hurt like hell! :1laugh:
I for some reason can't bring myself to shoot in the glute. It's just a mental thing, nothing else. I wasn't sure about the quads, but that's where I originally wanted to go, but I just got stuck on the calves. It doesn't hurt at all until you hit a nerve, but that's basically with anywhere....
Just out of curiosity, why would the calves increase a risk of infection?