Thats it Im never doing a bulk cycle again!

[The Wolf]

Nor am I going to eat a whole load of trash in the name of bulking. And Im never touching Anapolon or Dianobol again. From 80 kgs clean, I ballooned up to 113 and now after a while of dieting Im down to 95kg. But I have to get down to 75kg for contest Im told, thats just a joke. Ive got 13 more weeks of dieting and in my last 2 months of dieting thats when I will do my cut up cycle of tren, test prop, primo, clen and t3.

Do you know when Ive found out that I was well over weight? After 1 month of dieting, my skin started to get loose and thats when I found out that I was fooled by the extra water filling up my skin and making my look firm and then when the water went I noticed the fat left behind.

Anyone else had this problem?

 

[Qwert]

Everyoen who over bulks has this problem. I used to get up to 272 & thought I was HUGE & bulking worked. Sure, it worked in getting me fat & bloated. Then I'd have to diet like hell to get to a reasonable bf% & in the end, I didn't really gain that much muscle. Certainly no more than if I had watched my diet & gained the mass slowly. I will NEVER EVER bulk again.

 

[rAJJIN]

Can you guys go ahead and ship all your bulking food and hormones to me

 

[badman]

Dibs on the Pizza and Donuts...

 

[BigBoyJ]

I think eventually it will be seen that "bulking" and "cutting" are silly. They will become known as myths of what used to be thought as necessary. I think that a constant healthy diet, a continuous increase in amount of weight used or reps performed, consistency in all aspects of bodybuilding are what creates a good bodybuilder. Getting fat then getting ripped is silly, unhealthy and not the most effective way at getting a better physique.

Of course a surplus of calories is needed to grow and a deficit is required to get leaner. But, getting filled up with water and piling on the fat is not going to make anyone a better bodybuilder.

 

[The Wolf]

I agree with you BigBoyJ, I think from now I would be more happy getting 3 or 4 kgs of lean muscle a year than putting on 20 kgs in one go and then trying to lose it again. In about 10 years I will be 40 and then I would see much better results if I go the steady way round. We got to look at this long term.