distance runner needs guidance....

**worldsend212** · 12-26-2007, 09:13 PM

hey...does anyone know of a substance that can help me do better in long distance races...i am a little afraid of needles so thats out of the question...is there any pills i can take?

**IntenseAthlete** · 12-26-2007, 09:17 PM

how old are you?How long have you been seriously training?

**Dizz28** · 12-26-2007, 09:19 PM

Originally Posted by worldsend212

hey...does anyone know of a substance that can help me do better in long distance races...i am a little afraid of needles so thats out of the question...is there any pills i can take?

Not too many orals will help all that much with distance running. A low dose anadrol will help raise you red blood cell count but it might make you lathargic. Might not be a good idea. EQ is also known to raise you RBC but it's injectable and takes more than a month to start seeing effects.

EPO is used soley to increase RBC in certain cancer and Anemia patients but not something I would recommend to anyone to use unless you are 1) a professional athlete (that doesn't get tested...lol) 2) have a lot of money to spend on it and 3) have the knowledge or someone that can guide you to use it properly

**JAY_WD** · 12-26-2007, 09:21 PM

What about Oral Turinabol ? I've heard that it is good for athletes and endurance.

Correct me if i'm wrong

**Amorphic** · 12-26-2007, 09:36 PM

injections are not as bad as you would imagine, you wouldnt have a problem with them.

**Dizz28** · 12-26-2007, 09:42 PM

Originally Posted by Amorphic

injections are not as bad as you would imagine, you wouldnt have a problem with them.

it might be the whole "first time sticking a needle in myself" thing. i got used to gettin stuck in the military, we had Shot call (it seemed like) every month. i got over my fear of neddles and now I don't think twice. Use a 25g and you won't even feel it, I promise

**Amorphic** · 12-26-2007, 09:43 PM

Originally Posted by Dizz28

it might be the whole "first time sticking a needle in myself" thing. i got used to gettin stuck in the military, we had Shot call (it seemed like) every month. i got over my fear of neddles and now I don't think twice. Use a 25g and you won't even feel it, I promise

oh definetly, i do believe thats how almost all first timers are. once you clear that mental hurdle, you're good to go.

**worldsend212** · 12-26-2007, 09:52 PM

Originally Posted by Jonnycerious

how old are you?How long have you been seriously training?

i have been training for 3 years already, pretty serious training...i have made 1st in a lot of road races and have the potential to go into the nike games this year...

**IntenseAthlete** · 12-26-2007, 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by worldsend212

i have been training for 3 years already, pretty serious training...i have made 1st in a lot of road races and have the potential to go into the nike games this year...

That sounds good and your how old?

**worldsend212** · 12-26-2007, 10:13 PM

18 and strong hahah

**Dizz28** · 12-26-2007, 10:15 PM

Originally Posted by worldsend212

18 and strong hahah

Oh, maybe you shouldn't try any AAS or other hormones at this stage. let your body develope it's endo system first then try them. Maybe around age 21 would be a good start? Don't try them now, My $.02

**IntenseAthlete** · 12-26-2007, 10:16 PM

why is that funny?I think you already know its to early and your not even close to reaching your natural peak yet.If I were you I would look into Optigen its a good OTC that has cordiceps in.A great supp that works for guys like you.

**worldsend212** · 12-26-2007, 10:20 PM

would it be okay for me to take supplements like

creatine
l glutamine
testosterone boosters
hgh stimulants
glucosamin sulphate
dhea
beta alanine
citrulline malate
acetyl carnitine

.....with-out messing up my bodily functions...i am asking this because people who i compete against have such an advantage for taking steroids

haha

**IntenseAthlete** · 12-26-2007, 10:21 PM

Originally Posted by Dizz28

Oh, maybe you shouldn't try any AAS or other hormones at this stage. let your body develope it's endo system first then try them. Maybe around age 21 would be a good start? Don't try them now, My $.02

Being a former endurance profesional I would disagree.Maybe 25 before starting to dabble.The longer he waits and continues to gain endurance naturally the better be will be when does get on the train!

**Dizz28** · 12-26-2007, 10:42 PM

Originally Posted by Jonnycerious

Being a former endurance profesional I would disagree.Maybe 25 before starting to dabble.The longer he waits and continues to gain endurance naturally the better be will be when does get on the train!

well, that's why I said maybe 21. That would be the earliest age to consider using chemestry to help performance

**IntenseAthlete** · 12-26-2007, 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by worldsend212

would it be okay for me to take supplements like

creatineKrealkyline
l glutaminefine
testosterone boostersYou dont need em all crap anyway.Your test levels are already steroid levels!
hgh stimulants what are you speaking of( arginine&orthinine complex at bedtime works for a short time then you need to cycle off
glucosamin sulphatenever heard of it try sodium phophate instead
dheawont help you your to young, try glycerol for water rention in skeletal mucles.Increases the blood plasma levels therefore giving you a lower stroke volume.Hence a lower heartrate for extened periods 3-4 hours proven!!
beta alanine ??????
citrulline malateAdd it with your krealkilyne great combo
acetyl carnitine(??? L-carnitine with your glycerol is a perfect combo!

.....with-out messing up my bodily functions...i am asking this because people who i compete against have such an advantage for taking steroids

haha

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