Hi is it true that you don't gain fat and only muscles if you eat a lot on a anavar cycle?
Hi is it true that you don't gain fat and only muscles if you eat a lot on a anavar cycle?
Drugs don’t make your body defy fundamental biology. That said, they do make everything “better” so to speak.
Either way, your question needs a shitload more context.
If this was true I’d be bigger than Craig Golias
I wouldn’t go that far, but actual contractile tissue accrual in general is so damned slow, that you’re not going to be able to gauge it in short intervals (beyond the first few months of training anyway) without laboratory equipment.
It’s why I kinda giggle at people who say that Creatine doesn’t work for them. Motherfuckers, you don’t have the ability to actually assess the differences that are measured in the trials.
Diet is the magic pill along with proper exercise and weight training. I will say I've put on 5lbs of lean muscle the last 6 weeks in anavar only. But my diet and workout regimen is pretty good.
Well if my math and my trainer's math is right.
206lbs 18% bf starting out
Now 204 and 14.5% bf.
Take your weight multiple by the body fat % subtract from your weigh.
206 - 37 = 169
204 - 29 = 174
Is that not correct?
Your bodyfat % is probably wrong.
How do you measure it?
She uses the micrometer or caliper or what ever it's called.
She's an ifbb pro and has trained dozens of other competitors, so I assume she knows what she's doing.
I have no doubt she knows what she is doing but calipers aren't very accurate at measuring bodyfat.
If you are brand new to training then it is possible to gain 5lbs of muscle while losing fat in 6 weeks but those are newbie gains.
How long have you been training?
Little over 2 years minus a few months for rotator cuff surgery in 2019.
I agree calibers probably aren't the most accurate, but she uses the exact same method and spots on the body to get measurements every time. Also I think her caliber is digital. Not sure if that makes it any less or more apt to become inaccurate.
Calipers used correctly are a fantastic tool for tracking trends.
For giving an actual body fat percentage though, they suck. I could dry you out with sodium restriction and water overloading but keep kcals the same, and the calipers would report massive losses in body fat in a single day.
Caliper calcs are how you end up with stupid shit like Ronnie Coleman saying “I was leth than two puhthent body fat”.
Last edited by Gallowmere; 03-12-2021 at 02:17 PM.
Use the mirror. I am not being a smart ass either. It’s just a number. I think that you want to know for vanity reasons.
The calipers are very dependent on the person doing it. I have actually had one person that was extremely consistent before a competition. I had another that had me bouncing all over the place.
I gave up and went to the visual comparison model. Probably more accurate..... well unless just before a competition...:: you look and see a person at 6% bf that looks great and 5 seconds later you see a person at 18% bf that looks like shit . [emoji23]
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I used to get dunked underwater about $25 in Georgia.
Body Fat Test
2 years ago at this time I had a cycle custom tailored for me by someone who knew their way around AAS & diet.
61 years old, one largely missing RC and started at about 18%.
I used underwater testing and have repeated it at 20%, 15% and 12% and then took a pic (will not show them here, lol) and judge from those. Hydrostatic out here is around $50. I’m pretty good at tracking my bf because of that now.
Test 200mg.
Var 20 progressed to 40/day.
HGH 2iu’s/day
20 mcg/clen & T-3 per day.
Diet was basic, clean (although we worked around one flaw, lol) and no more than 2000 quality calories/day.
Started at 200 ended at about 210 with fat below 15% (not 12 though) in 10 weeks (though dropped the clen & T-3 at the seventh week). I was ecstatic as my only previous cycle about 2 years prior to that consisted of 500mg. test, got me bloated, fat and I gained about 4 pounds of muscle.
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