True or False??

[gymtime]

If I'm on a cycle, no credible workout is better than another. They will all work.

 

[louden_swain]

False. Anabolics aren't magic. It is up to the trainer to work hard.

 

[gymtime]

I'm not asking if you can get away with less work while on gear. I'm asking if there's a significant difference from one credible workout to another if you're on a cycle. Discipline, intensity, dedication are all assumed.

 

[Thaibox]

I'm of the opinion that all individualistic variables concerning training styles remain in place whether on cycle or not. Nothing really changes except for slightly different recovery time considerations.

If I understood the question right.

 

[Fatty4You]

I have never been on a cycle, but from what i have read in articles, people say that anything you do, as long as you are in the gym busting your ass, will work just fine while on the juice. But then again, i have no experience, and from the articles i read, the comments are always done sort of jokingly like:

"You gotta be smart in the gym, unless you are juicing in which case you can get big from mowing grass"

Obviously, that ain't true, but that is the kind of stuff that i see a lot.

-Fatty

 

[rjl296]

use the best training "system" for the best possible gains. If you Are gona do a cycle, you might as well do everything right

 

[casualbb]

If I'm on a cycle, no credible workout is better than another. They will all work.

Let me get technical on this one.

Steroids, next to food, is the king of anabolic substances.

Here's the main reason why:

For the non-steroid-using person, each workout must cause a significant amount of microdamage to cause growth. Intelligent training programs use various methods to cause this to go on as long as possible before you plateau.

Steroids will allow growth independent of that microdamage. You can have a workout that a non-user would consider unproductive while on steroids and experience significant growth.

That being said, it doesn't really matter how you train so long as you do it frequently. Steroids give a huge amplification to a growth signal, so what it boils down to is that the more often you hit a muscle, the more it will be in a state of extreme anabolism.

Ironically enough, one could expect simply sickening gains doing a "newbie" routine of fullbody, 3x/week, big compound movements, 3 sets of 10. You will probably find that diet moreso than training is the limiting factor in determining gains.

-casualbb