I'm a four years into lifting and have plateaued on most of my lifts for a while. I still enjoy lifting immensely, but I'm constantly battling to stay in a caloric surplus with my schedule. Lifting has become a lifestyle for me, but I'm ready to turn it into something a bit more productive.
I'm 6'2" with a 6'8" wingspan and 26 YO
I started lifting at 145 lbs @10%BF, I'm 185 lbs now @10% BF. Bench press is my weakest lift (max @ 255), but I can dip 4 plates for reps, lateral lift 60lbs dbs for reps with good form, curl 80lbs dbs with good form, and barbell shrug 700 lbs+. I've been battling injuries sustained Elk hunting to my right leg and hand for a while now so I haven't been able to push squats or deads.
I'm going to take the plunge, and was seriously considering a full blown steroids cycle until discovering SARMS recently. I've been reading a ton and narrowed my search to LGD and RAD140. The study regarding enlarged hearts in rats on RAD scares me a bit, but so does the suppression of LGD. I know its minimal and I can prevent it by using Clomid, but I'm a bit scared of totally fucking myself into TRT at an early age.
Any insight here would be appreciated.
I'm 6'2" with a 6'8" wingspan and 26 YO
I started lifting at 145 lbs @10%BF, I'm 185 lbs now @10% BF. Bench press is my weakest lift (max @ 255), but I can dip 4 plates for reps, lateral lift 60lbs dbs for reps with good form, curl 80lbs dbs with good form, and barbell shrug 700 lbs+. I've been battling injuries sustained Elk hunting to my right leg and hand for a while now so I haven't been able to push squats or deads.
I'm going to take the plunge, and was seriously considering a full blown steroids cycle until discovering SARMS recently. I've been reading a ton and narrowed my search to LGD and RAD140. The study regarding enlarged hearts in rats on RAD scares me a bit, but so does the suppression of LGD. I know its minimal and I can prevent it by using Clomid, but I'm a bit scared of totally fucking myself into TRT at an early age.
Any insight here would be appreciated.
