Sill possible to "overtrain" while juiced?

[Radical Ice]

Hypothetically, if you are making fairly mild gains, but decided to TRIPLE your workout time (or something like that) AND add tons of cardio -- and add some candy in on top of all that, would gains come to a halt as in typical overtraining mode -- or would the hormone package enable the body to keep up and rapidly recover fo rthe duration of the cycle, assuming that an adequate diet is maintained?

 

[rambleon]

seems to me it would still be possible to overdo it. Even with metabolism speeded up and increased protein synthesis u still need time to recover just not as much. The regimen u line up would certainly hinder gains for me even on cycle but everyone is different.

 

[ukkared]

I would think that the more you train the more nutrients you are going to need to help your body recover. If you aren't getting those nutrients into your body then it won't be able to fully recover and you would be over training.

 

[halfcenturian]

On cycle you train harder. As hard as you can. So you need to Rest and Eat as much as you can. You can always over train.

 

[hyp1]

sure you can overtrain bro no matter how much gear you're running.

your muscles have to recoop and heal,you actually grown when you're out of the gym

 

[tippin]

I feel like it's easier to overtrain when on because you're more jacked up and have the ability to do more and go forever. Sometimes we don't realize our limitations and go a little to far. Nutrition and rest are the key factors in rebuilding new muscle, so do make sure that you take in more if you're training more often.

 

[gslben]

Gear isn't magic it's a boost.

You can always overtrain.

 

[sofakingdel]

Yes it is possible to overtrain, and i don't just mean fatigue, or burnout. I'm talking serious injuries like torn muscles, and ruptured ligaments, so on and so forth.

 

[sofakingdel]

check it
http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/s...m/sheeeeet-tore-my-pec-last-night-542058.html

 

[advanced-stealth]

Yes it is possible to overtrain, and i don't just mean fatigue, or burnout. I'm talking serious injuries like torn muscles, and ruptured ligaments, so on and so forth.

Very true!