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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #100 on: November 05, 2011, 03:40:28 PM »
Look at your body very seriously. Do you REALLY think you can put on muscle without large amounts of anabolics? If after you answered that question and have not started putting in your order for the necessary hormones, I fear that you may have a serious case of retardation. You won't even put on 5lbs of muscle with the genetics you have. And you will be lucky to make it to 180 without GH.

Get a source. And stay on. Be grateful you heard this here before you wasted 4 years using danta protein.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #101 on: November 05, 2011, 04:10:45 PM »
This, but now I am wondering who's gimmick YOU are...... ::)

I am just a nobody. I came to getbig after seeing GH15 being brought up on just about every other board. I came to see what all the fuss was about, and ended up
reading a lot of old posts and finding some useful information.
But to be honest with you, I am a little weirded out by all this gimmick stuff. Some of it looks to be harmless fun, but from what I've read in some older posts, it is a little scary
to see how many supposedly grown men are on here with alter egos that have been going for 5+ years.
This is my first account on getbig, and I promise you, it will be my only account. I am not into that sort of stuff. I feel the time I spend looking at these type of forums is already
a bad habit, I don't have any desire to create a fake persona to add to that.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #102 on: November 05, 2011, 04:12:48 PM »
I am just a nobody. I came to getbig after seeing GH15 being brought up on just about every other board. I came to see what all the fuss was about, and ended up
reading a lot of old posts and finding some useful information.
But to be honest with you, I am a little weirded out by all this gimmick stuff. Some of it looks to be harmless fun, but from what I've read in some older posts, it is a little scary
to see how many supposedly grown men are on here with alter egos that have been going for 5+ years.
This is my first account on getbig, and I promise you, it will be my only account. I am not into that sort of stuff. I feel the time I spend looking at these type of forums is already
a bad habit, I don't have any desire to create a fake persona to add to that.

Yeh i remember saying all that too when i was a new poster

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #103 on: November 05, 2011, 04:24:18 PM »
tranny material

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #104 on: November 05, 2011, 04:24:39 PM »
OK I think the general persuasion is that I should train natty for 2-3 years more then consider aas when I'm 21/22. I think I'll go with that.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #105 on: November 05, 2011, 04:26:37 PM »
no you should come full circle and become a woman

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #106 on: November 05, 2011, 04:59:18 PM »
Ok..

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #107 on: November 05, 2011, 05:31:19 PM »
So if i jump on without having a good base, it wouldn't mean that I grow out of proportion or end up looking shitty or anything?

no. i mean, not unless your training is disproportionate. obviously balance all your muscle groups in your weekly split. i shouldn't have to tell you this. you should know this by now.

The idea of training natty is just to learn your body/diet etc?

well yeah and it's to build...  a "foundation". which to be honest idk how much truth there is to this concept. sounds more like bro-science to me. nevertheless, i would say, you should be able to handle consistent high intensity workouts both physically and mentally (which takes some getting used to) and know how to achieve targeted stimulation and accomplish your own mind-muscle connections.

also, something to consider: if you haven't reached your potential height yet. (i believe you said you were 19 and most men grow a little into their early 20's) and you take compounds that aromatize you could sell yourself short height-wise by prematurely closing growth plates. (there is scientific proof of this)

This is very true. Train your balls off, diet away most of the fat, and when you start a cycle then and eat like there's no tomorrow that stretchmark will be a-plenty....

what fat??? the kid has virtually none.

Thanks very much. So you wouldn't think it wise to follow the advise of gh15 and just jump on blast/cruise for life at the start as apparently you can't keep your gains from cycles.

you can keep the muscle if aas just helped you reach your natural limit faster than without. however, anything above that is going to require exogenous hormones to maintain obviously. looking at your body, i'd say, you could do a cycle of test and deca. (i wouldn't even bother with dbol right away) test and deca is the safest most proven cycle there is imo. if you do things right you'll gain between 20 and 30lbs. if you take some clomid + nolva (and optimally some hcg at the end) and jump off gear theoretically you could keep most of that, take four months off, and decide what to do from there. and of course at that point it's either maintain your natural max (that you reached via unnatural methods) or be on hormones for basically the rest of your life like most of us here in the cult.

You shouldn't step into a gym without Tren and GH in your blood.

he's just being silly. tren is not for beginners. and hgh is unnecessary at your age.

Getbig seemed like the best place to get advice on juicing. All the other boardings are very hostile towards anyone who starts before the age of 30 and isn't on just a test cycle.

yeah, you've came to the right place...

Look at your body very seriously. Do you REALLY think you can put on muscle without large amounts of anabolics? If after you answered that question and have not started putting in your order for the necessary hormones, I fear that you may have a serious case of retardation. You won't even put on 5lbs of muscle with the genetics you have. And you will be lucky to make it to 180 without GH.

Get a source. And stay on. Be grateful you heard this here before you wasted 4 years using danta protein.

i have to side with this guy. :-\ after 10 years of training 176lbs was where my body would sit at 5'11". no matter what i did it would never go one lb above 180. like i said before: don't wait more than three years.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #108 on: November 05, 2011, 05:54:29 PM »
Thanks abijahmaniaco your posts are very helpful. In terms of my height, I'm already just under 6'4 so don't really have any problems in that area and I also believe that my training is dialed in very nicely along with my diet. I still do, however, hold fat around my midsection which really bothers me and I hate bulking just because I feel like I should get rid of that before I bulk - I think it has something to do with the fact that just 9 months ago I looked like this - http://i39.tinypic.com/9rrhu9.jpg. Took me alot to lose that and keep motivating myself but I seriously believe I have what it takes to train and diet consistently. I didn't eat a calorie over 2000 for about 4 months when trying to lose that weight.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #109 on: November 05, 2011, 06:09:24 PM »
I'm on year 29 of building my natural foundation. Haven't quite got there yet.
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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #110 on: November 05, 2011, 06:12:27 PM »
You have a solid build man but see I don't want to wait till I'm 40 or whatever to achieve such a build. I admire your effort and dedication but I feel that if I put a similar level of dedication into my physique with the aid of hormones I could achieve a lot given that I do things right.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #111 on: November 05, 2011, 06:17:31 PM »
You have a solid build man but see I don't want to wait till I'm 40 or whatever to achieve such a build. I admire your effort and dedication but I feel that if I put a similar level of dedication into my physique with the aid of hormones I could achieve a lot given that I do things right.

Take acid bro, it'll benefit you more than gear.  ;)
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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #112 on: November 05, 2011, 06:17:54 PM »


this is exactly whats fucked up about bodybuilding

no offense but it doesnt look like you have ever touched a weight and you are ALREADY looking into juicing? my lawd

build ya foundation first!!!

you start to early and you will look burnt by 24 and then getbig will laugh you off he board for starting juice to early in life

build ya foundation kid..seriously

x2 Yeah if you want to build some muscle maybe try working out for a while first before spending hundreds of dollars on drugs, just a thought.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #113 on: November 05, 2011, 06:28:32 PM »
Take acid bro, it'll benefit you more than gear.  ;)

I didn't mean to sound offensive..

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #114 on: November 05, 2011, 06:53:06 PM »


you can keep the muscle if aas just helped you reach your natural limit faster than without

That goes against everything I have ever read, dos anyone have any studies or articles from well respected experts in the field to prove\disprove this?I have always been led to believe that any drug gains would be lost on ceasing all use of them.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #115 on: November 05, 2011, 06:56:20 PM »
It`s not a concern at all........building a foundation is overated.

Just jump on a boatload of gear from the onset of your "training",and do plenty of crossovers,pulldowns,cable curls,pressdowns,and use the big blue rubber inflatable ball for all of your exercises............... ..........good to go!!

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #116 on: November 06, 2011, 01:25:59 AM »
So.much.sarcasm

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #117 on: November 06, 2011, 02:00:08 AM »
I'm only 19 but have ambitions to go far in bodybuilding. I have been lifting for 1 year but most of this has been spent cutting from being a fat kunt. I have been reading info on getbig for a while now and am looking to start on gear sooner rather than later.

However, I lack a natural foundation atm and would not consider myself big in anyway. I have heard contrasting opinions on whether this is a problem or not.

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you need some more natural size,,you are lean but you need some more thickness that can come naturaly even if it is with little fat,, try to get another year in gymnaisum mayeb 2 ,, 20-21 iearly enough for hormones,, you are not 35 here...we talk hee teenager,, another year or 2 and youll be ready ,, but meanwhile get everything right,, this one year get everything right then this time next year start it

you can start right now but it will just bring you to your natural best when you can get ther eyourself  since you are lean enough to get thee,, if you were thin and NOT lean then i would say something diff,, but since you are lean ....get another year and then get on

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #118 on: November 06, 2011, 02:01:34 AM »
you need some more natural size,,you are lean but you need some more thickness that can come naturaly even if it is with little fat,, try to get another year in gymnaisum mayeb 2 ,, 20-21 iearly enough for hormones,, you are not 35 here...we talk hee teenager,, another year or 2 and youll be ready ,, but meanwhile get everything right,, this one year get everything right then this time next year start it

you can start right now but it will just bring you to your natural best when you can get ther eyourself  since you are lean enough to get thee,, if you were thin and NOT lean then i would say something diff,, but since you are lean ....get another year and then get on

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Thank you very much. Is there a certain weight/look I should go for before jumping on or just when I feel I hit a big plateau. I'm 6'3, 185lbs just now.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #119 on: November 06, 2011, 02:08:57 AM »
I'm only 19 but have ambitions to go far in bodybuilding. I have been lifting for 1 year but most of this has been spent cutting from being a fat kunt. I have been reading info on getbig for a while now and am looking to start on gear sooner rather than later.

However, I lack a natural foundation atm and would not consider myself big in anyway. I have heard contrasting opinions on whether this is a problem or not.

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I would wait because you have no muscles yet and first you have to learn a lot about training and nutrition.

So keep training hard naturally and stay focused!

I started using "supplements" when I was 19...but at that time I was already working so hard eating tons of food for 3 years and looked like this...

5'7" - 169-170 lbs


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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #120 on: November 06, 2011, 02:18:04 AM »
this thread is a joke! somebody on the other end is laughing theirr as off at you guys responding! that picture is bullshit its a gimmick. If this is true and this kid ran a cycle his liver and kidneys would shutdown! he is no where close to be using AAS. he needs years of training and eating correctly and even then I dont think he would be ready, this is just a joke!

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #121 on: November 06, 2011, 02:38:32 AM »
he is not joking,, i have 100s pms a week and the ones who write and btoher to do so are  very serious ,, he wrote a pm i just chose to answer it here,,no oen would jsut ask for advice just to fool around ,, he is teenager that like working out and bodybuilding

Please can you take a look at my thread and see what you think, I need some good advice and all I seem to be getting is hate.


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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #122 on: November 06, 2011, 03:24:50 AM »
I don't see why you think this is a gimmick. I don't see what I would gain from doing so? Also, Steve, thanks for your reply.

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #123 on: November 06, 2011, 03:30:08 AM »
I don't see why you think this is a gimmick. I don't see what I would gain from doing so? Also, Steve, thanks for your reply.
Because it's mass-hysteria-paranoia about gimmicks month at getbig..

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Re: How important is it to build a natural foundation before starting on gear?
« Reply #124 on: November 06, 2011, 03:48:34 AM »
Well I can assure you this is my first and only account, and I'm just here for advice and to learn.