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Notjake11's Test Infusion Log

I'm such a fucking retard.

I registered a while back to do the Spartan Race, which will be this Saturday. When I registered, there was an option to do an additional opening event called the "Hurricane Heat" as a warmup the morning of the event. It wasn't described, but I figured it's just a warmup and if I'm going to do the event I should do it all the way. Today I got my pre-race info with a description of the whole process. The fucking "warmup" is a 3-4 hour long event that starts at 6 in the fucking morning. It starts so early that we are required to wear headlamps because it will still be dark out.

Then I have the actual race itself at 12:30.

This thing may kill me.

I've done a couple, and I'd like to make you feel better and say it isn't that bad, but I won't lie bro....you're gonna want to bring a vial of poison to drink about halfway through.

Those things are so damn badass. They advertise to be for the average guy, but once you're knee deep in it you realize why they call it the Spartan Race....
 
I've done a couple, and I'd like to make you feel better and say it isn't that bad, but I won't lie bro....you're gonna want to bring a vial of poison to drink about halfway through.

Those things are so damn badass. They advertise to be for the average guy, but once you're knee deep in it you realize why they call it the Spartan Race....

The race itself doesn't concern me. I promised a client to run it with him and their team is just doing the sprint - 5k plus the obstacles. After the half marathon trail race in the rain after two days of lousy weather with mud up to my shin most of the way, that part would be relatively easy. They estimate it will only take an hour.

The Hurricane Heat is 3-4 fucking hours. That's an entirely different game. And when that's done I get to go and do the actual race, which at that point is going to feel a lot longer than 3-4 miles.
 
Yeah but they jazz it up with obstacles so it feels like running 10 miles

I ran it while in tip top shape and on week 7 of GW and was still like WTF

The attrition rate was unreal. All the couch potato meatheads quit a quarter of the way in
 
excellent work bro... excellent detail and I am glad everything is working out well for you...

When someone hooks me up with free product I'm going to give them full attention and log it properly. If the product sucks, that might not work out so well for them. But the TI has been great and I have nothing but good things to say about it.
 
Yeah but they jazz it up with obstacles so it feels like running 10 miles

I ran it while in tip top shape and on week 7 of GW and was still like WTF

The attrition rate was unreal. All the couch potato meatheads quit a quarter of the way in

I am way too stubborn to drop out for anything short of a medical emergency that has them carrying me out. In the half two weeks ago I pulled my calf at mile six. My stride took on a limp for the next two miles and after that opened back up, but injury or no there was no fucking way I was not going to finish that race.

The race is taking place 90 minutes away from where I live and would require me to get up at 4am to get there in time for the Hurricane Heat. However, I called in some favors and found someone who leaves nearby that is willing to let me crash the night before and it's only a 10 minute drive from there so I can sleep a bit longer.
 
I am way too stubborn to drop out for anything short of a medical emergency that has them carrying me out. In the half two weeks ago I pulled my calf at mile six. My stride took on a limp for the next two miles and after that opened back up, but injury or no there was no fucking way I was not going to finish that race.

The race is taking place 90 minutes away from where I live and would require me to get up at 4am to get there in time for the Hurricane Heat. However, I called in some favors and found someone who leaves nearby that is willing to let me crash the night before and it's only a 10 minute drive from there so I can sleep a bit longer.



sleep is gonna be important man. And potassium too.
 
So now that I know that I have this ridiculous "warmup" on Saturday morning, I'm altering my schedule for the week. I am taking today and tomorrow off from working out so I can be as fresh as possible Saturday morning (and again for the actual race on Saturday afternoon). Given that I'll be doing a five hour workout on Saturday I think I'll be getting plenty of work to compensate.

A couple of other notes/updates about the cycle:

1. I made one stupid mistake. When I ordered all my SARMs for the cycle, I planned on my doses and bought accordingly. For S-4, I'd planned on 50mg a day. But with my sides being pretty minimal and having read Dylan's thread on S-4 dosing, I upped to 75mg a day over the course of the first 2-3 weeks. However, I didn't order another bottle of it so I officially ran out of it today. With Uniquechemicals being out of stock I won't be able to order anymore so I will not be running it for the rest of the 2+ weeks left.

2. I have stuck to the diet plan religiously since the start of the month. As noted a few days ago, the plan is to average out to 2250 calories a day for the month, with that total including all cheats. As of today I'm averaging 2060 calories a day and roughly 275 grams of protein.

3. I'm still LOVING every minute of this cycle. But I'm also equally excited about my PCT now as I'll be running/logging D-Spark and DAA (with the usual Post/Unleashed and double-dosed Bridge). After that PCT I'll be going directly into my first full blown cycle with Test Prop, Mast Prop, Anavar and the new SARM (which arrived in the mail today). So there are lots of fun things on the horizon.
 
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