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      Weight gain on cycle

      Hi fellas,

      On my last few cycles I have noted that I made about 80% of my total weight gain in the first 4 weeks of what is usually a 10-12 week cycle. I generally gain about 20lbs on cycle and use only short acting gear.

      Even on short acting gear, I thought that it would take at least 2 weeks for the gear to really kick in. Why then is the weight gain quickly coming to a halt when it should be picking up as the cycle progresses.

      I am fairly certain that most of the weight gained in the first 4 weeks is water weight. When is the actual muscle gain taking place? Could it be that as the cycle progresses the weight remains the same as muscle is built while water is eliminated from the body?

      When I attempt to up my cals after the 4 week mark to keep the weight gain going, I usually see it impact my waistline so I try not to overdo the calorie increase especially since 20lbs is more than enough weight gain per cycle.

      I am starting to wonder if most of what is gained is really just water??

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      What does your nutrition plan look like?
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      Quote Originally Posted by gamemania View Post
      Hi fellas,

      On my last few cycles I have noted that I made about 80% of my total weight gain in the first 4 weeks of what is usually a 10-12 week cycle. I generally gain about 20lbs on cycle and use only short acting gear.

      Even on short acting gear, I thought that it would take at least 2 weeks for the gear to really kick in. Why then is the weight gain quickly coming to a halt when it should be picking up as the cycle progresses.

      I am fairly certain that most of the weight gained in the first 4 weeks is water weight. When is the actual muscle gain taking place? Could it be that as the cycle progresses the weight remains the same as muscle is built while water is eliminated from the body?

      When I attempt to up my cals after the 4 week mark to keep the weight gain going, I usually see it impact my waistline so I try not to overdo the calorie increase especially since 20lbs is more than enough weight gain per cycle.

      I am starting to wonder if most of what is gained is really just water??
      I'm a fan of BULK especially in the cooler months of the year. If I feel like I've stop growing I change my workouts up and increase the calories.

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      Good point Bdad it's important to change your food every 4-6 weeks just like changing your training. Our body's are to good at adjusting to what we do.
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      ^ never heard that point. Interesting.
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      Why not keep your cycles short? Quick blast, fast recovery. Can go back on sooner..sometimes you have to find what works for you and not follow the crowd. If you stop making quality gains come off.. No since in sticking bad weight on and having to spend more time taking it off.. At some point you may also need to Increase your cardio to help burn the fat. Also it could be a metabolism issue .let's see your food brother

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      sounds like a diet issue. get your nutrition down before you cycle again and the gains will keep coming.

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      Quote Originally Posted by kubes View Post
      Good point Bdad it's important to change your food every 4-6 weeks just like changing your training. Our body's are to good at adjusting to what we do.

      im sorry but your body cannot adjust to foods. foods are a source of energy, the human body would be extremely inefficient if it adapted to foods

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      Quote Originally Posted by Dbolish View Post
      im sorry but your body cannot adjust to foods. foods are a source of energy, the human body would be extremely inefficient if it adapted to foods
      How can you say our bodies don't adjust to foods?

      Look at lactose intolerance in Asia. Or any kind of food allergy for that matter.

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      Quote Originally Posted by Hatefactory View Post
      How can you say our bodies don't adjust to foods?

      Look at lactose intolerance in Asia. Or any kind of food allergy for that matter.
      food allergies are different, but 50g of protein from chicken will always be 50g of protein. your body doesnt just stop absorbing it

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