How to end a cycle

Just check your last post from three days ago and stop wasting everyone’s time.

That’s my big brother! I’ve been missing my community watchdog around here.

Hey, how’s it going man? Still doing well? I’ve been pushing myself too. Managed to hit 110s for two reps on the dumbbell flat bench a couple weeks back and surprised myself. I think I’ll take it easy for a month to avoid injury. Because if I can’t hit the gym daily, there will be consequences, haha.

I travel a lot for work, and right now I’m at this not-so-great Anytime Fitness. There’s this 21-year-old kid who claims to be natural and I saw him shoulder pressing 100-pound weights for ten reps. I was blown away. He’s also working away from home and said his regular gym has 130-pound weights that he lifts the same way. I think he might have a kid he doesn’t know about...

Three months on 250mg of test is a great beginner cycle. Once you finish, it’s important to do post cycle therapy (pct) to help your natural testosterone levels return to normal. Generally, you wait 2-3 weeks after your last injection and then run a compound like nolvadex for about 4-6 weeks. If you stop working out or don’t eat well, you might lose some muscle, but if you keep training hard and eat properly, you can retain most of it. Also, make sure to get your bloodwork done before and after for safety.

That’s insane! Kids are so strong these days. Maybe it’s all the COVID vaccines? Doesn’t everyone claim to be natural, even if they’re using peptides?

I hear you, brother! I’m still pushing and getting a bit stronger each week. Little by little, we keep improving. Good call on taking a break for a bit. A short rest is part of the process… quitting isn’t an option. Doing 110s for a double is impressive, man. Keep it up. Those “consequences” got me laughing.

I’m not so sure anymore. Back in my early 20s, it didn’t seem like gear was as common as it is now. Steroids felt almost legendary. The pressure a 21-year-old must feel in the gym today with gear all around has to be intense. Who knows what’s really happening.