17 days out of show can I drop as much weight as possible with T3

[M302_Imola]

I thought running T3 w/ gh was a no no? Also, the T3 would help you shed some bf and weight but could also leave you looking flat. The last thing you want during a show is to look flat. Hopefully others will chime in and help w/ your situation.

[FireGuy]

I thought running T3 w/ gh was a no no? Also, the T3 would help you shed some bf and weight but could also leave you looking flat. The last thing you want during a show is to look flat. Hopefully others will chime in and help w/ your situation.

Close, the last thing you want to look like on stage is FAT not flat! Plus, flat can be fixed in under 24 hours.

[Greekdude]

Its the lower belly. I know Im not ready as much as i would like to be guys so please keep the remarks civil. Fireguy this was take 4 weeks out Im a bit leaner and still need to water deplete and using arimidex as well. Fireguy I would like to do a later show by my trainer said go for this one cause if there isnt to many competators in my class I can qualify. Top 5 qualify then I can do the Pro Show which is 5 weeks away which will give me some time to tighten up

[FireGuy]

Its the lower belly. I know Im not ready as much as i would like to be guys so please keep the remarks civil. Fireguy this was take 4 weeks out Im a bit leaner and still need to water deplete and using arimidex as well. Fireguy I would like to do a later show by my trainer said go for this one cause if there isnt to many competators in my class I can qualify. Top 5 qualify then I can do the Pro Show which is 5 weeks away which will give me some time to tighten up

I will be civil but I also need to be honest. It's not just the lower belly as you stated, it's the entire body. You are nowhere close to being ready for a show and all the arimidex and diuretics in the world are not going to change that. As far as your trainer telling you to do this show because there arent many competitors, that is terrible advice. I dont care if you are the only one in the class you still shouldnt be on stage in that condition. I dont know what Pro Show you are trying to qualify for or what organization gives pro cards to top 5 finishers in each division but I know it's not the IFBB.

I remember you from a couple months ago Greek, I know you have worked hard and made quite a bit of progress which you should be proud of. Please, believe me when I say, you are a MINIMUM of 6 months away from being ready for a show probably closer to year. You need to drop a minimum of 40-50lbs to be anywhere near contest condition. You dont want to be the guy who walks an stage and everyone starts laughing under their breath at. I know you want to compete in bodybuilding badly but you really need to wait til you are ready. First thing I would do is hire a new trainer. Not so much because of the shape they have you in but because this one isnt honest enough to tell you the truth.

[Greekdude]

I will be civil but I also need to be honest. It's not just the lower belly as you stated, it's the entire body. You are nowhere close to being ready for a show and all the arimidex and diuretics in the world are not going to change that. As far as your trainer telling you to do this show because there arent many competitors, that is terrible advice. I dont care if you are the only one in the class you still shouldnt be on stage in that condition. I dont know what Pro Show you are trying to qualify for or what organization gives pro cards to top 5 finishers in each division but I know it's not the IFBB.

I remember you from a couple months ago Greek, I know you have worked hard and made quite a bit of progress which you should be proud of. Please, believe me when I say, you are a MINIMUM of 6 months away from being ready for a show probably closer to year. You need to drop a minimum of 40-50lbs to be anywhere near contest condition. You dont want to be the guy who walks an stage and everyone starts laughing under their breath at. I know you want to compete in bodybuilding badly but you really need to wait til you are ready. First thing I would do is hire a new trainer. Not so much because of the shape they have you in but because this one isnt honest enough to tell you the truth.

Fireguy thanks for the honesty. To be honest I dont feel comfortable yet going on stage and the last thing I want it to be laughed at. I have come a long way but there is much more that needs to be accomplished. Its not a IFBB up here that im going for. Its a level 1 first time competitor. Regardless I feel Im not ready and thats the bottom line. Thanks guys. Im discouraged big time but Im still gonna compete and aim to get on stage. Ill keep you all posted and let you know how it goes.

[M302_Imola]

Close, the last thing you want to look like on stage is FAT not flat! Plus, flat can be fixed in under 24 hours.

lol, so true!