A question a collegue has asked me????????

[Bonaparte]

Induce is a word that has many meanings, and yes its used properly in this context. If you have nothing to add to the stated subject matter then mind your own business.

Dude, to induce means to cause or trigger [an effect]. You can introduce a cycle [into your training regimen], not induce one.
I'm a college English teacher.

And if your guy hasn't lifted in 19 months, he should lift naturally for longer than 1 month to get back in the groove before doing a cycle. He should wait until he has exhausted his muscle memory gains first, so that the rapid increase in strength doesn't tear his unconditioned frame apart.

[wmaousley]

Dude, to induce means to cause or trigger [an effect]. You can introduce a cycle [into your training regimen], not induce one.
I'm a college English teacher.

And if your guy hasn't lifted in 19 months, he should lift naturally for longer than 1 month to get back in the groove before doing a cycle. He should wait until he has exhausted his muscle memory gains first, so that the rapid increase in strength doesn't tear his unconditioned frame apart.

Thanks for the english class as well as the advice

[gunnery]

i agree with the boys totally! im in week six of sus500/wk and getting strong as fvck but only have been lifting again for 4 mo +/- and have tendon issues! working through them its not much fun ... having to hold back! wish id have been more patient and gotten back to where i left of first!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!