Thanks! The reason for my question about testosterone helping with running is my confusion over the number of trans athletes, IE men posing as women, and all the advantages they have over the women which is being discussed all over the media. What i can't understand is that probably most top athletes will be taking all kinds of drugs, so does the small amount of
Are there any other oxygen deprivation, or any other techniques runners use
What do you think of the boldenone i mentioned, would that be on your list of priorities
Thanks ! What do you think of tourniquet training as oxygen deprivation, some athletes use it with good results, i tried but got very little out of it. Is it good to put the tourniquet around your upper legs or lower legs, is there any other part of the body a tourniquet may be applied.Oxygen deprivation is one, ie: high altitude training. Nutrition wise, a lot of runners tend to have a higher percentage of carbs in their diets when in fact keeping protein intake up is very important for quicker recovery periods during training and making forward progress, especially in the off season. Then carb load coming into an event. Food and OTC supplements, keep a high-quality diet going and don't be afraid of having your calories up along with protein intake for recovery and to see your training numbers continually improve. As for OTC supps, I personally think the bang for the buck isn't there, OTC supps are over hyped and heavily marketed for what little gain you get out of them. At least use a quality multi-vitamin. Bloodwork can help you understand what you might be deficient in and worth supplementing with.
I'm not sure what NMN is, but definitely EPO, don't be afraid of EPO, but do your due diligence and learn how to use it properly and again, don't be afraid of it, as long as you're responsible with its use there is nothing to be afraid of. The one steroid that comes to mind is Turinabol (T-bol). The East German's developed it for applications like what you're looking for. Another oral would be Anavar (Var) for what you're interested in. I would use the Turinabol and Anavar in the off season (only), EPO coming into an event. But use the off season to get familiar with EPO use, do NOT wait till the event to throw EPO in for your first-time use, could be disastrous.
Just straight up TRT/HRT would be a wise thing and helpful to your goals. What's your age? It might be time to consider TRT/HRT. If you're at least in your forties, then supplementing with Testosterone and Growth Hormone could be a viable adjunct to help your training and overall well-being. HRT doses are on the bottom end low side, perfect for your goals.
Are there any other oxygen deprivation, or any other techniques runners use
What do you think of the boldenone i mentioned, would that be on your list of priorities