Thread: Need a good stack for boxer.
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Originally Posted by POPMasterGod
Did N.O. Explode before I did my CPAT fitness test for fire fighting and it pushed too much blood that my legs were just too pumped
To get a good time .
What is your post workout meal consist of ?
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Originally Posted by gixxerboy1
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09-10-2012, 08:48 PM #123Originally Posted by AZGOLDSMEMBER86If people can't tell your on steroids then your doing them wrong
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Originally Posted by gixxerboy1
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09-10-2012, 08:56 PM #125
Are you training with weights only 3 to 4 times per week? Or is total training 3 to 4 times per week and how long are training session?
Anavar creates really good pumps which is horrible for fighters. Your arms and shoulders will pump up fast and slow you down fast and fatigue you. I'm not really sure of any other type of ger that causes that, but I used Tren before and my pumps were insane, personally for many reasons beside pump I would not use Tren again. At your age recovery should be pretty good. You need to eat quality Protien and carbs 1/2 hour after training. Diet and rest may be part of the problem, but not sure as you did not specify on those areas. If your planning on pro career at this young age I would try to perfect training, rest and diet before using any gear. Test would probably be the safest in a small dosage, but as I said especially if your only training 3-4 times per week something else is lacking. Your weight training should also be in the muscular endurance area. If you post more specifics I may be able to add something. I have experience with training in your area.
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09-10-2012, 09:19 PM #126
LMAO----Anything that creates pump terrible. Regarding steroids in general Gix, I noticed you recommended test prop, that's probably the safest due to short life and less pump right? About anything is going to increase the pump wouldn't it especially at his age? But propionate I would think is the safest. Training regimen, diet and rest may be his biggest area of concern. I didn't start till my 50's so I'm for trying without especially if tested for roids. I'm waiting for crackdown in MMA fighters, it has to come eventually, I know there's been a few suspended, but I think so far it's been a pick and choose thing. Anybody who has used can generally spot someone on...... There's those few that are exceptionally gifted genetically, but that's pretty rare.
Last edited by EasyDoesIt; 09-10-2012 at 09:26 PM.
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09-10-2012, 09:36 PM #127
Once you are prescribed trt in mma, life becomes much easier. Testing is well lol...
Not to mention hgh is a big player in mma.
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09-10-2012, 09:37 PM #128
AGREED 100% -- If you have any experience in any type of fighting the pump will kill you. Fighting, boxing, kickboxing, MMA all can have bad results when your fatigued and can't lift your arms to defend self. Little different than playing soccer or many other type of sports, not being able to defend yourself due to heavy pump and gassed out are life threatening. Many people do not understand that a fighter does not necessarily have to have a great physique to be a great fighter.
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09-10-2012, 09:41 PM #129
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09-10-2012, 09:46 PM #130Originally Posted by EasyDoesIt
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09-10-2012, 09:53 PM #131
Kind of ridiculous that top ranked boxers are paid more than top in MMA. What little is left in boxing. UFC has been a big lift for business in general in Vegas. I always said many years ago if someone could finance Martial Art fighting and afford to pay fighters enough, promote sport properly it would be bigger than boxing.
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09-11-2012, 07:43 AM #132
Its still a young sport compared to boxing. You also have to understand pac-man and mayfether promote boxing, themselves, ect. so they make alot of money not from fighting directly.
With that said mma will be a bigger sport soon. Boxing just has many years for a head start.
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09-11-2012, 07:55 AM #133Originally Posted by EasyDoesItIf people can't tell your on steroids then your doing them wrong
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09-11-2012, 02:00 PM #134
Seems like it is bigger. There are more fights, more pay per views and many more recognized fighters. Boxing is hanging on to a few big names, which has dwindled down to nothing. I think the strategy of UFC is to pay a wage that makes it more attractive for more fighters to stay in the game and make a wage that sustains there training and focus on full time training. The interesting thing about the UFC is that there is a whole new market of professionals that are big fans. Many more females like MMA than boxing ever had. Just my take, what u think. Boxing fans are aging and dying off and younger generation is heading to MMA.
Probably getting to far off track from the purpose of this thread. Sorry
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