The44
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- Dec 20, 2016
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Although I'm new here I find it refreshing to not sift through 500 threads from noobs that are hell bent on alternative PEDs and being scared to pin... Thank ya Geeezus! So what I wanted to share was a way of thinking into fruition the goals we have designed for ourselves... nothing new, nothing ground breaking, but rather an affirmation of why we/I take gear.
1. We all wanted to break past a barrier of sorts. For myself, AAS use was a natural progression of weight training. See I don't lift, I train because all this is now purpose driven. Everything has a desired outcome, lifting is too casual a term to define what it is I do in the gym. We all said to ourselves at one point "I want to be/do _____" so we came up with a plan and hopefully stuck with it and altered it for the better as we progressed into this lifestyle. We evolved, we ascended into being more than what we were. We consciously decided to say fuck excuses and trudge forward and overcome so called plateaus.
2. We lost use for certain words and ways of thinking (or should have). Can't, won't, unlikely, not and probably should be gone from your dictionary unless you're telling someone their chances of being better than you at anything. Probably is that magic word that uses the others quite well "You probably CAN'T and WON'T ever out lift me and it's very unlikely you'll comprehend this till I smash your hopes and dreams of doing so." See how great that word is?
3. Barriers are for the reef system surrounding Australia. Each week you should be knocking them down. You did not start taking AAS to be mediocre. You took them to kick in doors and say 'Daddy's home'. Lose the mentality of limitations. We are enhanced, with proper training, nutrition and rest... they don't exist to us. Understandably some of us started off Betas wanting to be Alphas... ask yourself: Are you there yet? Or are you playing splish splash in the kiddie pool with the rest of the losers?
4. Think of this as your body of work and how it transfers into your daily routine. I've heard people say 'I don't want to get too big because people will look at me funny at work'... really dude? Unless you're subject to drug testing, or it's a will to work state who cares what they think? I'm 5' 9" and 240 pounds, I was 262.8 pounds at one point... people suspect I am on gear, hell they know it for all practical purposes. I might be retired and not have to explain anything to anyone, but I do this for me to reach my goals and be happy. When you let go of these limitations, the sky is the limit brothers.
I call this way of thinking, this way of life for myself the Huge Mentality. It may not be for you, but one common denominator exists between us all... AAS and their physiological effects on the human body. Nobody gets big by accident.
*** This is just my random thought. I understand that each one of us seeks different results out of our AAS use, all I ask is that you get the most out of your goal. No point weighing XXX pounds and when the shirt comes off it's Meh dad bod... push it to the limit. You can be athletically built/framed and still pop eyes. AAS is serious business and if you're gonna take them get every once of chemically enhanced goodness you can out of them to achieve your individual goals whatever that may be.
The 44
1. We all wanted to break past a barrier of sorts. For myself, AAS use was a natural progression of weight training. See I don't lift, I train because all this is now purpose driven. Everything has a desired outcome, lifting is too casual a term to define what it is I do in the gym. We all said to ourselves at one point "I want to be/do _____" so we came up with a plan and hopefully stuck with it and altered it for the better as we progressed into this lifestyle. We evolved, we ascended into being more than what we were. We consciously decided to say fuck excuses and trudge forward and overcome so called plateaus.
2. We lost use for certain words and ways of thinking (or should have). Can't, won't, unlikely, not and probably should be gone from your dictionary unless you're telling someone their chances of being better than you at anything. Probably is that magic word that uses the others quite well "You probably CAN'T and WON'T ever out lift me and it's very unlikely you'll comprehend this till I smash your hopes and dreams of doing so." See how great that word is?
3. Barriers are for the reef system surrounding Australia. Each week you should be knocking them down. You did not start taking AAS to be mediocre. You took them to kick in doors and say 'Daddy's home'. Lose the mentality of limitations. We are enhanced, with proper training, nutrition and rest... they don't exist to us. Understandably some of us started off Betas wanting to be Alphas... ask yourself: Are you there yet? Or are you playing splish splash in the kiddie pool with the rest of the losers?
4. Think of this as your body of work and how it transfers into your daily routine. I've heard people say 'I don't want to get too big because people will look at me funny at work'... really dude? Unless you're subject to drug testing, or it's a will to work state who cares what they think? I'm 5' 9" and 240 pounds, I was 262.8 pounds at one point... people suspect I am on gear, hell they know it for all practical purposes. I might be retired and not have to explain anything to anyone, but I do this for me to reach my goals and be happy. When you let go of these limitations, the sky is the limit brothers.
I call this way of thinking, this way of life for myself the Huge Mentality. It may not be for you, but one common denominator exists between us all... AAS and their physiological effects on the human body. Nobody gets big by accident.
*** This is just my random thought. I understand that each one of us seeks different results out of our AAS use, all I ask is that you get the most out of your goal. No point weighing XXX pounds and when the shirt comes off it's Meh dad bod... push it to the limit. You can be athletically built/framed and still pop eyes. AAS is serious business and if you're gonna take them get every once of chemically enhanced goodness you can out of them to achieve your individual goals whatever that may be.
The 44
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I'm trying to get to 230 but I don't think it's possible with out getting soft
.. I usually train pretty good I'm at the gym for a good 1.5-2 hours a day some Inez 7 days a week. I took a rest day yesterday I need to start taking more rest days
