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[Goppy]

New hear, joined a couple months ago, but have been just reading a lot of the post, and so first interaction hear. Started training again for first time in about 15 years about 6 months ago, but taking it pretty serious this time. Have hit 45, and realised need to get back into shape. Been trying to train everyday, and have been doing 2 sessions a day when have the time and energy, and not planning rest days, but having them on the days my body tells me no more, probably not the best schedule, but trying to push myself to stop complacency creeping in to keep the motivation going. Have managed to deal with a painful house move, and and a broken rib interrupting training, but have stayed motivated and still training harder than I’ve ever trained. Doing 20 minutes of high intensity cardio to drop the fat, and doing 45-60 minutes of targeted weights each session, constantly pushing heavy loads each time, and starting to see good results in both strength and body shape. Had my T tested and found was really low, so now using T in a cream everyday, which seems to have helped, though have a feeling dose might not be high enough. Has been interesting reading about different PED’s and the results people are getting, still think I need to keep working on getting into better shape and hitting my natural limits before I start seriously thinking of doing cycles, but good to have a people to be able to talk to about it when I’m ready to decide. Sorry I’ve written a bit of a novel, but it’s probably more about me expressing where I’m at and help keep me motivated. Cheers.

 

[AK-47s]

Keep soldiering on bro and ask for advise when needed

 

[Goppy]

Keep soldiering on bro and ask for advise when needed

Thanks mate, will definitely be asking for advice when I get to a point of being ready to do my first cycle.

 

[shrekmode]

Respect for getting back into it after all that time.

2 sessions a day when you can, that’s fine bro. Listening to your body and taking rest days when it says "no more" is smart. It’ll help you in the long term and avoid burnout. Hardest thing is staying motivated. If you’re already seeing results, you're clearly doing something right.

On the TRT cream, if it feels off, explore other options like actual injections. You want those levels in the sweet spot and a small adjustment could make a big difference.

 

[shaneo75]

New hear, joined a couple months ago, but have been just reading a lot of the post, and so first interaction hear. Started training again for first time in about 15 years about 6 months ago, but taking it pretty serious this time. Have hit 45, and realised need to get back into shape. Been trying to train everyday, and have been doing 2 sessions a day when have the time and energy, and not planning rest days, but having them on the days my body tells me no more, probably not the best schedule, but trying to push myself to stop complacency creeping in to keep the motivation going. Have managed to deal with a painful house move, and and a broken rib interrupting training, but have stayed motivated and still training harder than I’ve ever trained. Doing 20 minutes of high intensity cardio to drop the fat, and doing 45-60 minutes of targeted weights each session, constantly pushing heavy loads each time, and starting to see good results in both strength and body shape. Had my T tested and found was really low, so now using T in a cream everyday, which seems to have helped, though have a feeling dose might not be high enough. Has been interesting reading about different PED’s and the results people are getting, still think I need to keep working on getting into better shape and hitting my natural limits before I start seriously thinking of doing cycles, but good to have a people to be able to talk to about it when I’m ready to decide. Sorry I’ve written a bit of a novel, but it’s probably more about me expressing where I’m at and help keep me motivated. Cheers.

Respect brother, getting back into the gym with time off is always hard, but you are there smashing it.

Keep It up bruz

 

[shaneo75]

Keep soldiering on bro and ask for advise when needed

Welcome brother to your new family

 

[sillychilli]

Welcome to the forum brother. T cream is not something I've ever used so can't really comment. Moving to injections is a commitment and needs to align with your goals. Let us know when you need help

 

[Goppy]

Welcome to the forum brother. T cream is not something I've ever used so can't really comment. Moving to injections is a commitment and needs to align with your goals. Let us know when you need help

Thanks brother. Had been doubling my dose on the cream some days, especially days when doing morning and night training sessions. Was feeling a bit sceptical myself as felt great first month, then seemed to have a big dip. My original T levels were really low, only came in at 5.2, so for the month leading up to my 6 months blood, made sure not to take any extra, and was surprised when I got results back had jumped up to 32. What’s even better is they’ve now also increased my dose in the cream to make sure I’ve got a strong baseline for normal. I have since my results stopped the cream as I’m doing a short 8 week blast of Test-e, first 2 weeks at 250 a week split at 0.6ml eod, and doing a 6 week stint of Var, first week at 20mg/day and now 50mg/day mainly to help lean up, and also to get a feel for how my body responds to doing a proper cycle. So far results have been great, and before I start my proper 16 week cycle in February will do a post about it, and hopefully get some feedback.

 

[shaneo75]

Thanks brother. Had been doubling my dose on the cream some days, especially days when doing morning and night training sessions. Was feeling a bit sceptical myself as felt great first month, then seemed to have a big dip. My original T levels were really low, only came in at 5.2, so for the month leading up to my 6 months blood, made sure not to take any extra, and was surprised when I got results back had jumped up to 32. What’s even better is they’ve now also increased my dose in the cream to make sure I’ve got a strong baseline for normal. I have since my results stopped the cream as I’m doing a short 8 week blast of Test-e, first 2 weeks at 250 a week split at 0.6ml eod, and doing a 6 week stint of Var, first week at 20mg/day and now 50mg/day mainly to help lean up, and also to get a feel for how my body responds to doing a proper cycle. So far results have been great, and before I start my proper 16 week cycle in February will do a post about it, and hopefully get some feedback.

Keep.pushing brother you are doing great

 

[sillychilli]

Thanks brother. Had been doubling my dose on the cream some days, especially days when doing morning and night training sessions. Was feeling a bit sceptical myself as felt great first month, then seemed to have a big dip. My original T levels were really low, only came in at 5.2, so for the month leading up to my 6 months blood, made sure not to take any extra, and was surprised when I got results back had jumped up to 32. What’s even better is they’ve now also increased my dose in the cream to make sure I’ve got a strong baseline for normal. I have since my results stopped the cream as I’m doing a short 8 week blast of Test-e, first 2 weeks at 250 a week split at 0.6ml eod, and doing a 6 week stint of Var, first week at 20mg/day and now 50mg/day mainly to help lean up, and also to get a feel for how my body responds to doing a proper cycle. So far results have been great, and before I start my proper 16 week cycle in February will do a post about it, and hopefully get some feedback.

I like your plan. If your adding Var for 6 weeks, you should also push out the test cycle to 12 weeks.