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middle aged problems

cristobat

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I must say after turning 40 things changed for me in the weight room, but now at 50 things are really different. my workouts are kicking my butt and when i finish working out i feel like i got hit by a baseball bat and brick lol. anyone else feel the same way and is it something i just have to adjust to or what?
 
You need to stretch more and take more support supplements. Add some cardazol and n2joint.
 
im nearing 40 and i have so many fucking nagging injuries, aches, pains etc... from all the years of abuse but it is what it is.. you either deal with it or you don't... it certainly doesnt get easier... the best thing that i can tell you is to get smarter as you get older... the more you experience, the more you see, the more you learn and so its up to you from there... you can make things easier by being smarter...
 
Sadly its a part of life as we get older, have you looked into sarms at all ? Specifically mk2866 or mk677 those are wonderful at helping to heal and repair and recover
 
You might be training too often or need a rest week. You can do a de load week with lighter weights too and work on your sleep. It could be tons of different things.
 
I must say after turning 40 things changed for me in the weight room, but now at 50 things are really different. my workouts are kicking my butt and when i finish working out i feel like i got hit by a baseball bat and brick lol. anyone else feel the same way and is it something i just have to adjust to or what?
I hear mate, I just turned 50 also. I've found personally that I keep the poundages lower, without killing myself but still able to lift consistently and without injury or mentally burning out. I'm with you man, check out my log and if it could help in anyway that's great. Stay strong my man.
 
I must say after turning 40 things changed for me in the weight room, but now at 50 things are really different. my workouts are kicking my butt and when i finish working out i feel like i got hit by a baseball bat and brick lol. anyone else feel the same way and is it something i just have to adjust to or what?
I hear ya...it sucks. Without getting into diet and supplementation-which is even more important as an older lifter-there are a couple things that help. 1...if it hurts (a bad hurt)-don't do it. There are so many exercises, equipment and work arounds to target the intended muscle or grouping. 2. 2 days on, 1 day off split. Ya, ya...the younger guys are probably thumbing their nose but the days of 30 days straight are in the rear view mirror. Test may allow me to go 3 days...ha,ha,ha.
 
I'm 58, and I workout 6 days a week. I'm on Test cyp and Nandralone, trt doses, and I have to cycle my workouts according to how my body reacts to each schedule. I did chest-tris, back,-bis, legs, repeat for a couple of months. It got to be too much. Now I train chest, then back, then shoulders or back, then arms, then legs, then repeat. I do 30 minutes cardio 6 days a week also. Im eating a minimum of 3500 calories a day, and track macros.

I've had to deal with tendinitis, lower back strains, shoulder tenderness, and fatigue. When something is sore, tender, or just doesn't feel right, I listen to my body and work around it or do something else entirely. If I'm really not feeling it, I just do a light workout and call it a day. I'm not a young guy anymore, and I want to continue lifting for many more years. Adaption is the key, that and consistency. I've been lifting since I was 11, and have just learned that my body gives me clues, and it's up to me to listen, or not.
 
I'm 58, and I workout 6 days a week. I'm on Test cyp and Nandralone, trt doses, and I have to cycle my workouts according to how my body reacts to each schedule. I did chest-tris, back,-bis, legs, repeat for a couple of months. It got to be too much. Now I train chest, then back, then shoulders or back, then arms, then legs, then repeat. I do 30 minutes cardio 6 days a week also. Im eating a minimum of 3500 calories a day, and track macros.

I've had to deal with tendinitis, lower back strains, shoulder tenderness, and fatigue. When something is sore, tender, or just doesn't feel right, I listen to my body and work around it or do something else entirely. If I'm really not feeling it, I just do a light workout and call it a day. I'm not a young guy anymore, and I want to continue lifting for many more years. Adaption is the key, that and consistency. I've been lifting since I was 11, and have just learned that my body gives me clues, and it's up to me to listen, or not.
@BigRichard all the pain and adaptation is key to success :)

you're 58 and in the anabolex family, can you tell us more about your cycle now, what are you using? plans?
 
Sure. I've been running 200 mg test cyp split into two doses, along with 180 mg nandralone deconate also split into two doses, taken at the same time as the test. Both from TRT Nation. I'm 5'8" and 213 pounds, with visible abs (I haven't tested myself, but I'd guess I'm around 17 % bf). I competed when I was in my thirties, but don't have any plans to do so now. I am easily recognized these days as being a bodybuilder. I eat a minimum of 3500 calories a day, and push myself to eat 4000 most days, and count my macros. I'm trying to gain a bit of size, at least for two more years. I figure once I'm 60, i'll ease up. Maybe lol.
 
Sure. I've been running 200 mg test cyp split into two doses, along with 180 mg nandralone deconate also split into two doses, taken at the same time as the test. Both from TRT Nation. I'm 5'8" and 213 pounds, with visible abs (I haven't tested myself, but I'd guess I'm around 17 % bf). I competed when I was in my thirties, but don't have any plans to do so now. I am easily recognized these days as being a bodybuilder. I eat a minimum of 3500 calories a day, and push myself to eat 4000 most days, and count my macros. I'm trying to gain a bit of size, at least for two more years. I figure once I'm 60, i'll ease up. Maybe lol.
@BigRichard thats great to see you still on sports TRT+ tes+npp is full sports TRT.
you're so close to 60 we would love to have you share more with the Anabolex family, we need more oldschool veterans here :)

can you please share your training TRT log with the anabolex familY? we will support you and guide you as a big family :)

Easy to do 15min/week max

To really guide you we need more info, we need you to share your diet, training, cardio, sleep, supplements etc log with us in a NEW thread, full log journal so our guidance is based on facts you provide.

Please post a Log Journal asap for us

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in Title: write your cycle name, like> My _____ Cycle Log
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example: My TRT and Training Log
in body: write your planned cycle or cycle you doing now, your diet, training and we will help you along on your cycle

here are examples of LOG Journals

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I'm strongly considering starting a log. Thanks for the tips, and the example logs. I've already downloaded the ebooks--some very good educational stuff there, really great reference docs, thanks!
@BigRichard awesome lets get a log up, you will have full anabolex family support bro :) we here for you
 
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