My Two Million Dollar 400 Meter Race

[nexus]

Hello all! I'm new to the community and have a few questions. To give you a better idea of what I'm trying to accomplish, I'll explain my story as well as I can in a short amount of time. Hopefully someone can help me out here.

I am a 23 year old male and I work in commercial real estate. I work for a development firm who is looking to sell a project we've been working on, but there isn't much interest in the market for this particular development and the only interested party is trying to lowball us pretty bad. It's been at a standoff for about a year now, and they higher ups decided to settle the matter a little unconventionally; with a 400m race on an indoor track in March of next year. Both CEOs were track stars in their day, but they're not the ones racing. They decided to use each firm's best candidate.

That's where I come in. I was selected by my firm having graduated in 2011 with a track scholarship to a DI school out West. Ironically, the competing firm's candidate is a good high school friend of mine. We were given the option to set the ground rules since we are the ones competing, so we decided to exercise that option. Given the circumstances, we decided to allow the use of PEDs because we both have too much incentive to cheat, and this is the only way to ensure a level playing field. The only rule is that we have to remain under 200lbs.

I have done a ton of research in the past couple weeks, and have come across Halotestex. However, I haven't found much information about it in particular. I know that it is known for being able to assist you in gaining strength and power without gaining too much mass. This is important because I'm about 185lbs and again, we have a weigh in limit of 200lbs come March. It is also an oral tab, which is appealing to me because I dislike needles. Again, I'm a 23 year old male, 6'3", 185lbs, sleep well, stille eat like an elite athlete and never stopped training at a high level.

The race is in the middle of March, and I looked at many options including HGH, but ultimately came to the conclusion that I don't have enough time for HGH to be a worthwhile investment. Halotestex, on the other hand, appears that I can get in a couple good cycles of it before race day.

My questions are: A) Do you think this is a good prescription for what I am trying to do? B) I read that Halotestex, and all orals in general, are extremely bad for your liver. Is this something I should be concerned about with only a couple cycles? C) What is the recommended cycle for Halotestex?

Thanks in advance for all your help! While I look forward to your responses, I will keep reading. :-)

All the best,

Nexus

[austinite]

Welcome.

Edit your post and read the rules please. Remove prices from your post.

[nexus]

Sorry about that, edited. I thought we were allowed to ask about pricing, just that we had to be careful about it.

9. There CAN be brands and UGL's talked about and pictures posted. We do have a fine line that we are asking you not to cross when posting about them. Price discussions often lead to source discussions PLEASE be cautious. Also you can pm me if you feel your post may cross the line I will be happy to assist you.

[Firepal]

whats the name of this movie?

[gixxerboy1]

Sounds like a complete BS story
but either way no halo is not something you want to cycle a couple times. I dont know what info you read that you picked that. But its very harsh, tuff on your liver. Gave me mood swings beyond belief. Some fighters use it for a short period of the fight. Not something i would use for any length of time

[t-dogg]

i think this is a bad ideal for what you want. If I read that right.

[RoadToHuge]

Things like EPO would be far more effective.

[gixxerboy1]

since it a 2million dollar deal. Save the money on your cycle and pay me. I'll just knee cap the other guy.

[t-dogg]

since it a 2million dollar deal. Save the money on your cycle and pay me. I'll just knee cap the other guy.

Oh snap, Tony knee caps lol.

[nexus]

Things like EPO would be far more effective.

I was thinking about that too, but all of the literature I've read on EPO is that it isn't necessarily effective if you train for events less than about 1:30, not necessarily beneficial for an event that lasts ~:46 seconds.

I've been reading about 4-5 week cycles with halo from a couple different places, and they ALL mention taking milk thistle to protect your liver... I am not finding a lot of valuable information out there on halo, which is why I'm asking you guys about it. Other than EPO, is there something else that might be beneficial?

[austinite]

I was thinking about that too, but all of the literature I've read on EPO is that it isn't necessarily effective if you train for events less than about 1:30, not necessarily beneficial for an event that lasts ~:46 seconds.

I've been reading about 4-5 week cycles with halo from a couple different places, and they ALL mention taking milk thistle to protect your liver... I am not finding a lot of valuable information out there on halo, which is why I'm asking you guys about it. Other than EPO, is there something else that might be beneficial?

Milk thistle is not effective. TUDCA or UDCA protects the liver.

nexus, you seem to have done very little (or very ineffective research). You are many moons away from being ready to start a cycle. Please read all the available sticky threads in the educational section before you end up hurting yourself.

Best of luck.

[Lunk1]

since it a 2million dollar deal. Save the money on your cycle and pay me. I'll just knee cap the other guy.

Are you the same goon that hit that skater chick years ago lol?

[greenwell001]

I wouldn't want to lose that race.

[bigZthedestroyer]

You should just run more! And faster! Run, puke, repeat!

[Noles12]

I would rather invest in training rather than AAS in your situation. In my area we have many facilities that focus on sport specific training. They work with many athletes at all levels including pros. They focus on things like form, mechanics, and strength.

It is not cheap but seems worth it in your situation

[Skyrinegt]

Tb500, gw501516 and possibly ghrp2 and mod grf sound like they would be more of an advantage to you

[kmms]

print out the number 2,000,000 in a small font and tape it to the inside of your sunglasses.

if that isn't enough to get you motivated to eat sleep and train better than he does, so be it. you're talking about one race against one opponent, you've already got a 50% chance of winning.

[gixxerboy1]

Are you the same goon that hit that skater chick years ago lol?

i plead the 5th

I would rather invest in training rather than AAS in your situation. In my area we have many facilities that focus on sport specific training. They work with many athletes at all levels including pros. They focus on things like form, mechanics, and strength.

It is not cheap but seems worth it in your situation

Best advice.