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XCYTER Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 48) |
posted July 04, 2000 12:55 AM
  
OK, some days i inject (usually shoulders) (250 mg sus.)and it is smooth, easy,pain free,its great. BUT other days like right now, 45 minutes after a workout, DAMN it hurts SO bad!!! I go in and i can almost tell ive hit a blood vessel, so i stop. Sure enough, when i pull out, here comes the blood...what gives? the points are 22gauge and i dont know whats up.....any thoughts would be appreciated.. IP: Logged |
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WCP Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 1196) |
posted July 04, 2000 12:59 AM
Just a thought..and you know someone had to say it..but why not just inject in your glutes???...its so much easier..especially using sust. later, IP: Logged |
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Fukkenshredded Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 20) |
posted July 04, 2000 01:03 AM
The delts are more densely populated with blood vessels than the glutes, so you will find one more often. The same is true for nerve clusters. As to whether delt shots locally affect the area to a greater extent than a glute shot, the jury is still out. However, in my experience, shots do seem to affect the immediate vicinity slightly more than remote musculature, for the first five or ten shots. After that, the effects seem to be evenly distibuted, regardless of shot location. IP: Logged |
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ulter Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 27) |
posted July 04, 2000 01:13 AM
FnShredded your pec advice on the other post was nothing short of stellar. But I used to use my calfs and never had even the slightest gain in them over using my glutes. IP: Logged |
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thiassi Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 787) |
posted July 04, 2000 01:21 AM
use the butt or thigh. L8R ------------------ IP: Logged |
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Fukkenshredded Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 20) |
posted July 04, 2000 01:36 AM
Ulter...the calves are made up of different muscle fiber, which some believe are more resistant to growth and hyperplasia. This would make sense biologically, since large calves would create a heavier counterbalance in the leg, resulting in greater stress on the knee joint. Nature cannot assume that the quad will be significantly enlarged as a result of steroid use to compensate for the added lower weight. Similarly, the forearms are generally prone to stunted growth as compared to the bicep and tricep, although not as dramatically, presumably because we can grasp items with our hands, and therefore are equipped with inate knowledge of a potential excessive counterweight for the elbow. Remember, if calves enlarged readily, we would all have gigantic ones because of walking. Walking would then become increasingly difficult and damaging to the knees. Just a theory... IP: Logged |
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XCYTER Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 48) |
posted July 04, 2000 02:10 AM
Back to the ass it is, i guess. Never did like those.....FUKKENSHREDDED thanks for the info, I really appreciate it. IP: Logged |
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Lqdmscle Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 128) |
posted July 04, 2000 04:12 AM
Correct if I am wrong xcyter. Did you say you inject after you workout? If so then thats your problem. The correct way is to inject before working out. You have too much blood in the muscle. Try injecting in the glute after a leg workout. What a mess! IP: Logged |
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kram696969 Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 312) |
posted July 04, 2000 04:46 AM
good info here, lets keep the comments comin kram-mark IP: Logged |
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Jeff_rys Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 348) |
posted July 04, 2000 04:25 PM
I cannot imagine Sust oil being thicker then Primo oil. So especially for the shoulders, try a 24 gauge, you will feel better. Jeff ------------------ IP: Logged |
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