need to regain strength

fordssuck228

I recently sustained two bad injuries, recently meaning in the last year to two years, and i've lost a lot of strength. I injured my back last year, and that took 6 months of phys therapy to walk w/o a limp, and then in november of last year i tore up my knee and needed surgery, and i am down to a mere 150 lbs. I did all of this playing hockey. I enjoy working out but i am having trouble getting back the strength i need to be able to compete physically with the 200 pound guys. I just started to consider the anabolic methid so i am quite new to this. Could anybody help me with a cycle with suggestions. I am looking at Dbol right now, but im not sure which is best to use, i am looking for a decent gain, maybe to 175-180 lbs, just a slight gain compared to what you guys are doing, but i wouldnt be able to play hockey at the level i am at if i was that heavy so any suggestion would be nice, and i am aware that the posting of websites may be disallowed here, so pms and emails are welcome, fordssuck228@hotmail.com. Any help would be appreciated, Thanks guys
Bill T
*I edited this bc i accidently broke the rules, i neglected to rerad b4 this post but i know them now*

Big Mike

Can you give a few more details, like training history, have you done previous cycles? Are you looking for stregnth? or stregnth and mass? Hard to suggest a cycle though without knowing your history a bit better

xcelbeyond

I believe you can probably obtain your goals by first exhausting your natural options - train smart and eat correctly - see my signature.

Just taking AAS isn't going to give you permanent results unless you do everything properly - eat, train, and post cycle. I've seen way too many guys blow-up on gear only to look like a "popped balloon" several weeks afterwards.

xcel

riv

i say go back to your doc, get on a one to one therapy to help you rebuild and "getback in the groove". then in another year or two, once you feel you are ready for it ( AAS ) but educate your self in all aspects nutrition, workouts(top 2) then gear. take your time esp. with a combo if injuries like your back and knee/

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fordssuck228 New Member Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	need to regain strength I recently sustained two bad injuries, recently meaning in the last year to two years, and i've lost a lot of strength. I injured my back last year, and that took 6 months of phys therapy to walk w/o a limp, and then in november of last year i tore up my knee and needed surgery, and i am down to a mere 150 lbs. I did all of this playing hockey. I enjoy working out but i am having trouble getting back the strength i need to be able to compete physically with the 200 pound guys. I just started to consider the anabolic methid so i am quite new to this. Could anybody help me with a cycle with suggestions. I am looking at Dbol right now, but im not sure which is best to use, i am looking for a decent gain, maybe to 175-180 lbs, just a slight gain compared to what you guys are doing, but i wouldnt be able to play hockey at the level i am at if i was that heavy so any suggestion would be nice, and i am aware that the posting of websites may be disallowed here, so pms and emails are welcome, fordssuck228@hotmail.com. Any help would be appreciated, Thanks guys Bill T I edited this bc i accidently broke the rules, i neglected to rerad b4 this post but i know them now

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Big Mike Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Age: 28 Posts: 13,492 Rep Power: 21	Can you give a few more details, like training history, have you done previous cycles? Are you looking for stregnth? or stregnth and mass? Hard to suggest a cycle though without knowing your history a bit better

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xcelbeyond Newbie Join Date: Apr 2007 Age: 55 Posts: 0 Rep Power: 0	I believe you can probably obtain your goals by first exhausting your natural options - train smart and eat correctly - see my signature. Just taking AAS isn't going to give you permanent results unless you do everything properly - eat, train, and post cycle. I've seen way too many guys blow-up on gear only to look like a "popped balloon" several weeks afterwards. xcel

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riv Newbie Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 0 Rep Power: 0	i say go back to your doc, get on a one to one therapy to help you rebuild and "getback in the groove". then in another year or two, once you feel you are ready for it ( AAS ) but educate your self in all aspects nutrition, workouts(top 2) then gear. take your time esp. with a combo if injuries like your back and knee/ __________________ wanna fight?

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