NO2 is a complete waste of money in my opinion, and Anavol is just another over-priced creatine blend.
NO2 simply dilates your blood vessels so you pump more blood throughout your body. This is why SOME people claim to experience solid pumps and a fuller look. For the long-run its not worth the money.
And as for Anavol, you can find hundreds of cheaper and more effective substitutes. Creatine is Creatine; only difference in some products is that they are absorbed differently (Mono, CEE, Kre, Alpha-Keto).
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NO2 is a complete waste of money in my opinion, and Anavol is just another over-priced creatine blend.
NO2 simply dilates your blood vessels so you pump more blood throughout your body. This is why SOME people claim to experience solid pumps and a fuller look. For the long-run its not worth the money.
And as for Anavol, you can find hundreds of cheaper and more effective substitutes. Creatine is Creatine; only difference in some products is that they are absorbed differently (Mono, CEE, Kre, Alpha-Keto).
Damn I f**cked up bad.
I'm currently taking No2 and v12 since Im working two jobs. And I go to the gym late night therefore I need some kind of stimulant at night. And I was only planning to start my mass pogramn/diet in January. Why would you suggest me to do?
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I'm currently taking No2 and v12 since Im working two jobs. And I go to the gym late night therefore I need some kind of stimulant at night. And I was only planning to start my mass pogramn/diet in January. Why would you suggest me to do?
V12 is a solid product, try Swole V.2 if you get a chance though.
V12 is a creatine product but it provides the same effects as NO2 so stacking both is a waste. Stick with the V12 for now, but if your looking for a stimulant try taking one capsule of caffeine or NeuroStim by SciVation. Neurostim is a great product; one of the few supplements that actually does what it claims to do.
When I was testing Neurostim I would drop some CEE into it and down it pre-workout, and then take a single serving of CEE post-workout.
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V12 is a solid product, try Swole V.2 if you get a chance though.
V12 is a creatine product but it provides the same effects as NO2 so stacking both is a waste. Stick with the V12 for now, but if your looking for a stimulant try taking one capsule of caffeine or NeuroStim by SciVation. Neurostim is a great product; one of the few supplements that actually does what it claims to do.
When I was testing Neurostim I would drop some CEE into it and down it pre-workout, and then take a single serving of CEE post-workout.
Here's my objective.
November/December : Get back in shape ( I stopped training a year ago)
January-March : Mass
What would be the workout you would suggest and the supplement to take with each phase?
Keep in mind I go to the gym 4 times a week . Twice during the weekday at 10:30 pm and twice the weekend early afternoon.
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November/December : Get back in shape ( I stopped training a year ago)
January-March : Mass
What would be the workout you would suggest and the supplement to take with each phase?
Keep in mind I go to the gym 4 times a week . Twice during the weekday at 10:30 pm and twice the weekend early afternoon.
Well if you stopped training a year ago then Mass is going to be your first goal and this is due to Muscle Memory. Your mass is gonna be the first thing you get back; strength on the other hand will take time. I can't really design a workout since everyone is different but I can suggest some pointers for starting out for mass:
Build your workout around core exercises like Bench Press and Squat. For each muscle group your gonna want to go with moderate weight and about 8-10 reps per set. Try to do atleast 3 sets for each exercise (not including warm-up). You want to reach positive failure which is pretty much where on the last rep you gotta work for it, but your able to do it.
Make sure your eating right, getting enough protein, and training each muscle groups ONCE a week, and your well on your way. Strength will take a different training routine though.
This is just a rough guide, but it just goes to show you how simple it is. Different phases require different routines, but the more you lift the more you learn how to adapt to each phase.
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Well if you stopped training a year ago then Mass is going to be your first goal and this is due to Muscle Memory. Your mass is gonna be the first thing you get back; strength on the other hand will take time. I can't really design a workout since everyone is different but I can suggest some pointers for starting out for mass:
Build your workout around core exercises like Bench Press and Squat. For each muscle group your gonna want to go with moderate weight and about 8-10 reps per set. Try to do atleast 3 sets for each exercise (not including warm-up). You want to reach positive failure which is pretty much where on the last rep you gotta work for it, but your able to do it.
Make sure your eating right, getting enough protein, and training each muscle groups ONCE a week, and your well on your way. Strength will take a different training routine though.
This is just a rough guide, but it just goes to show you how simple it is. Different phases require different routines, but the more you lift the more you learn how to adapt to each phase.
Thanks man. Are you a professional bodybuilder or a trainer? You should get your editorial in here since every thread has you dropping good tips on fitness
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Thanks man. Are you a professional bodybuilder or a trainer? You should get your editorial in here since every thread has you dropping good tips on fitness
Haha; I just like droppin knowledge from time to time. I do plan on getting certified though.
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SO taking V12 and No2 is useless ( Thank God I didnt pay full price lol).
I also take Zma before going to sleep. Getting that 8 hours is tough but I'll manage.
They essentially do the same thing (however NO2 is garbage for strength boosts) but one is cheaper and actually provides some results. Swole V.2 is like V12 but tastes better and in my opinion helps more with endurance. Both products do provide vasodilating effects just like NO2 as well.
NO2 is simply L-Arginine in a different form with fancy packaging and a jacked up price.
Stick with the ZMA, another over-looked supplement, for some strength increases and further recovery.
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They essentially do the same thing (however NO2 is garbage for strength boosts) but one is cheaper and actually provides some results. Swole V.2 is like V12 but tastes better and in my opinion helps more with endurance. Both products do provide vasodilating effects just like NO2 as well.
NO2 is simply L-Arginine in a different form with fancy packaging and a jacked up price.
Stick with the ZMA, another over-looked supplement, for some strength increases and further recovery.
Thanks. What about T3 supplements?!
And is it possible to get cut while being in a mass building phase?
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And is it possible to get cut while being in a mass building phase?
T3 for Test-boosting or Fat-burning?
Its possible to keep fat gain at a minimum by means of clean bulking, but very tough. You'll need to eat double what you would normally eat during a regular anything-goes bulk. I suggest you TRY to eat as clean as possible (no junk food, sugar, candy, excessive carbs, sat. fat, trans. fat, etc.) and just keep on lifting. When to cut is up to you; I like to separate my phases by months but others just go off instinct.
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Its possible to keep fat gain at a minimum by means of clean bulking, but very tough. You'll need to eat double what you would normally eat during a regular anything-goes bulk. I suggest you TRY to eat as clean as possible (no junk food, sugar, candy, excessive carbs, sat. fat, trans. fat, etc.) and just keep on lifting. When to cut is up to you; I like to separate my phases by months but others just go off instinct.
Is that effective to cut up?!
I've been starting to read muscle and fitness again and I also have a friend that works at gnc. I have have been reading those ads about the Gakic supplement by muscle tech. Its really popular with gnc clients my friend told me. It seems like the perfect supplement to boost energy without ahaving the bloating creatin usually gives you. What are your thoughts on it?
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