DipKing
YAYYYY!!
Okay. Here we go. As many of you know, I was a competitive NCAA gymnast for 3 years. I was nationally ranked on floor and vault apparatus. In the last 4 years, however, I've accumulated a multitude of injuries. My senior year of high school I fractured my lumbar in 4 different areas. A chronic injury I prolonged due to competition season in track and gymnastics. At this time I was on the 3rd fastest 400m/relay team in the nation (7A) and held the Arkansas state record for deadlift in my weight class. Gymnasts have incredible deadlifts for their size. A year later I began working on triple back tucks for my gymnastics floor routine. Some kids had been playing on the mat I was landing the triple tuck on before practice, and had made it crooked. I should have checked my equipment before, but did not, and when I landed the skill all my body weight and momentum from the skill went on my right foot, breaking my ankle. By far the most extreme pain I have ever felt in my life. Tears were in my eyes. The next summer, I over-rotated a full-twisting double back during practice, and landed off the spring floor on my head on concrete. I had set too far back, and tried over compensating by pulling through faster, but pulled through too fast and too much. I fractured my cranium, and the inertia from the blow caused my brain to fly forward and hit the front of my skull, hemorrhaging my frontal lobe in four places. It was enough to cause me to seizure, and as a result have minor personality disorder. This April I tore my Achilles tendon. Yet another chronic injury I did not let heal. I have suffered several major injuries in a short time span. I would always come back, but I'm getting tired. I feel worn out and just...hurt. I've always been an avid weight-lifter. Moving on to bodybuilding seems natural to me. I never hurt lifting weights. It was something I could do when I was recovering and helped me heal faster. I've always looked at myself as an individual who couldn't stop or be normal. If you want to be normal and that makes you happy, than by all means do it. But I can't. I'd wither away and lose myself. So I'm starting things off with a huge winter bulking cycle. I have run 4 cycles before, including test (sus, p, and c), tren a, turinabol, and clen. Here's what I want to do:
Test Iscaporate: 30 weeks/600mg week
Equipoise: 28 weeks/500mg week
Nandrolone Phenylpropionate: Weeks 1-10/500mg week
Turinabol: Weeks 1-8/80mg day
Anavar: Weeks 22-30/80mg day
My A.I. and prolactin should be shipped any day now. I will also be running HCG. My first cycle I was inexperienced and dealt with gyno issues...never again. My friend has a masters in sports nutrition, and has experience using gear himself. We're coming up with a diet for me now. All I can say now is basically 5000-5500 calories/day, high protein, carbs, moderate fat. Running several supplements with this as well. Tell me what you think. I want to keep a log of this cycle. Including pictures. Any advice, input would be appreciated.
Test Iscaporate: 30 weeks/600mg week
Equipoise: 28 weeks/500mg week
Nandrolone Phenylpropionate: Weeks 1-10/500mg week
Turinabol: Weeks 1-8/80mg day
Anavar: Weeks 22-30/80mg day
My A.I. and prolactin should be shipped any day now. I will also be running HCG. My first cycle I was inexperienced and dealt with gyno issues...never again. My friend has a masters in sports nutrition, and has experience using gear himself. We're coming up with a diet for me now. All I can say now is basically 5000-5500 calories/day, high protein, carbs, moderate fat. Running several supplements with this as well. Tell me what you think. I want to keep a log of this cycle. Including pictures. Any advice, input would be appreciated.