Not a short cut!!

[boostjunkie09]

Hopefully being that I am pretty new to this site I don't get a lot of flak over this post. I just thought it important to tell anyone new to bodybuilding/fitness on this site that AAS's aren't for the lazy.
In that I mean that I see a lot of posts of young people on here asking about cycling to get maybe 15-20lbs in gains. The answers are always well wrote. Just thought it would be nice to start a thread stressing the importance of all the other aspects of bodybuilding that are more important then the gear. Too many people want to jump straight on the gear before even having the commitment to train or eat properly. Or having the knowledge to do so.

Everyone should spend a few hard years of serious training to explore their natural ability as well as building a solid foundation of muscle and experience. Before looking into some compound to take. No matter how good the gear if everything else sucks. So will your results! The first two years of gym time if done correctly will net huge gains! I'm talking 25-50lbs of mass depending on the individual and their body type. So why take something so soon?

Take in plenty of protein and maybe some quality creatine. Adequate sleep and hard work will go a long way. Wait until it takes a year of hard training to gain 5-10lbs. Then its time to look into a compound that will bring you above your natural ability. At this point you will know proper lifting techniques as well as how to eat.

Another thing a lot of new people don't think about is connective tissues. Too many guys want to bench 400lbs before thinking about if they even have the ligament and tendon strength to hold such a weight. This is how injuries happen. Please any Vets share your opinion on this subject. Hopefully we can help someone new to understand that AAS are a tool to help you achieve your goals. Like any tools they should be used correctly and not for a quick fix. Work ethic and patience is how the battle is won boys! Nothing good in life comes quick and easy

[austinite]

Well Said.

Now please click here!

[boostjunkie09]

Sorry austinite. My writing could use some work, but you get the point. lol

[bigsiv]

Well Said.

Now please click here!

Ha ha ha very good Austinite lol
Good post OP agreed

[ppwc1985]

Lol, nice.

[Provita]

Agree! On info and writing skills!

[boostjunkie09]

So I edited the post. Hope it's a little easier to read. Sorry, it's my first forum. So the last time I wrote was 10 years ago in high school. Take it easy on me. lol

[Provita]

Lol. Well done bro! :-)

[Armykid93]

Regardless of how your post was written originally it wad a good read. Hopefully this kind of stuff spurs people to bodybuild the correct way and not turn to AAS for a quick fix that honestly isn't even there.

[fit2bOld]

Thanks for taking the time.

[boostjunkie09]

Regardless of how your post was written originally it wad a good read. Hopefully this kind of stuff spurs people to bodybuild the correct way and not turn to AAS for a quick fix that honestly isn't even there.

Yeah man that was the goal. I want people to realize the hard work and dedication it takes to achieve their goals. If they are looking for a magic fix. AAS's aren't for them anyways. Most likely they are too lazy minded to do the research and do it correctly. They will end up being the one crying about side effects and how they lost all of their gains.

I had a friend who hadn't even trained for a year tell me. "Man I need to get some Dbol." This was in a bar where this guy is three times a week, drinking like a fish. lol I laughed and told him he needs to get a real training reg, and some commitment. That's all he needs to get big.

I am 220lbs with roughly 10-12% bf. And am currently benching 395. All natural. The AAS's are coming this year. lol Not trying to brag just proving that you can see big gains when you train right. I've went from 175-220lbs in 2 1/2 years. Hopefully I can be an inspiration to someone to reach there plateau before looking for the gear. Then when they take the next step the can reach a new level of physique they couldn't have dreamed of before!

My goal this summer is to be 215-220lb with 6-8%bf. Natural. Then looking to cycle some test-C later on in the year. Or the beginning of 2014.