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    Olympic Weightlifting Gains

    I'm curious if anyone has seen any significant improvement in their weightlifting while juicing. I know the majority of high level lifters generally focus more on the recovery aspect in order to train harder/longer, but I'd like to know about results from running something like test.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackhat7 View Post
    I'm curious if anyone has seen any significant improvement in their weightlifting while juicing. I know the majority of high level lifters generally focus more on the recovery aspect in order to train harder/longer, but I'd like to know about results from running something like test.
    I broke into 315 on bench from 265

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    AAS increase strength that's a given....lol

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    I don't see how it couldn't help. more strength, faster pull, faster under the bar, etc.
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    this is scary is someone is asking this question and they are considering a cycle most likely lol
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    Scary? I'm inquiring about olympic weightlifting (clean and jerk/snatch) specifically. Rather than bodybuilding and powerlifting where technique is of less importance, I'm curious if anyone has seen improvements or drastic alterations in speed, technique, mobility in tough positions.

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    AAS have been used in olympic weightlifting for years. The Russians, Bulgarians, USA and many other teams have used them in competition for decades.
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    Any idea what most people use? I know that the focus within the sport is to use them for recovery in order to train more frequently/longer. Curious to what extent a test only cycle would benefit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackhat7 View Post
    Curious to what extent a test only cycle would benefit.
    You would get bigger and stronger. Depending on where your weight was you may have to go up a class. If you were carrying some extra bf you could possibly diet to stay in your current class.
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    You need a lot more stretching for olympic lifting than you do for traditional weights. Your pulls would definitely improve and so would the size of your traps.

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