
Originally Posted by
Alloy
Please be very careful when it comes to lifting and HRT. I was in pretty bad shape but after the first month of eating well, working out, and my HRT, life is getting better with each week. Like you the first thing that hit like a ton of bricks was this new found power with using an AI and HCG. I'm very sensitive to E2 I had to start out very slowly, my heart would do flip flops if I was even a few hours late with my AI.
Once I found out what worked in the first month, the power was great! It took my brother in law 1 full year of pushing iron to be able to do 100lb incline dumbells. Before HRT, I was lucky to struggle off 2 or 3 sets of 25lb incline dumbells. Once the HCG kicked in and the AI smashed the hell out of my E2, in 3 weeks I doubled my weight comfortably to 50lb incline dumbells. It was quite the high, yet I wasn't sore enough. At that point, I hadn't even added the Test into the mix yet! Unlike other ppl, I've seen what happens when Test is abused at the gym. PPL get seriously hurt so right now I'm working with 45lb dumbells and will work my way up 5-10lbs every month or as comfortable. Muscles grow very fast when your eating so much you clean out the meat and egg section at the supermarket. Tendons however will stretch, but need more time and different nutrients.
With October here, we have 6 months to slowly and safely bulk up before summer. I saw first hand what happens to a person at a gym who was on a very good HRT regiment and he was about 50 yrs old. Guy looked awesome, had some freak veins, a nice tan, nice overall, didn't look his age, girls of all ages wanted him. He was in my words, optimal and what a great healthy male should look like. Then one day he got on some ego trip and I guess he was "blasting" since he was mentioning about a blast cycle. With the help of 2 others he went to do a 500+ lb press for multiple reps. I knew he could do it but something didn't sound right with the way he was acting. Long story short, after the first few reps......horrible tearing sound......a scream of pain like no other, and two very scared spotters who got the bar safely racked. We all come running over, one heavy weight monster comes to his side and says, "Bro you have a pec-tear, don't move....we called 911". He pushed too much weight because as strong as he was, he fibers couldn't handle it.
Just go slow and steady, you don't ever want to see a sight like this. It gives me butterflies and reminds me to go slow.