is 20 years old too young?

[rob3412]

u guys think thats 2 young to shoot up?

[superman15]

well it depends, how long have you been working out, lets see some stats, diet, and all that good stuff.

[DISPOSABLE HERO]

Originally Posted by rob3412

u guys think thats 2 young to shoot up?

IMO. i would say yes.if you can keep training and dieting non-stop for the next 4-5 years then grasshopper you will be ready to take(push) the plunge(r).....and by the way, junkies shoot up and bodybuilders inject,j/k bro......

[Finisher]

I would say 20 is a little young if you're trying to maximixe your potential.

Give us some stats to help.

Finisher

[grisb81]

being that I started when I was 17 I would have to say no. In all sincere I would try to wait maybe a couple more years.

[Desibaba]

From what ive read most people says regardless of age you should have a good 4 to 5 yrs of consistent training and nutrition before you think about juicing up.Try posting some pics here.You can block your face if you dont want anyone to see who you are.

[KOMT]

wait until you are at least 23 if not older.

invest that money in some good food and a grill to cook it on.

Train hard, sleep long, and grow.

[RobbieH02879]

I did my first cycle when I was 21,I did it to break through a serious plateau that I was experiencing,I wouldn't do it if I were you unless you seem to hit that proverbial wall and changing your training and diet around won't seem to help.

Good luck,and stay safe,bro.Please feel free to post any more questions or PM me if you have any before starting any cycle,that way you can get the most out of the cycle with the least amount of risks(there is always gonna be risks though).

Take it easy,

Robbie

[AnabolicAnimal]

"do as i say not as i do" yes it's too young in my and most peoples opninons. almost everyone will tell you they wished they waited at least another year or two(if not more) longer before they started.

[STRENGTH222]

Originally Posted by AnabolicAnimal

"do as i say not as i do" yes it's too young in my and most peoples opninons. almost everyone will tell you they wished they waited at least another year or two(if not more) longer before they started.

EXACTLY I STARTED AT 16. I WISH I WAITED TILL I WAS 24. FIRST OFF YOU SEE BETTER RESULTS IN YOUR MID TWENTIES AND YOU BODY IS STILLDEVELOPING OON ITS OWN TILL 22-23 YEARS OLD...I WOULD WAIT BUT I WOULD BE A HIPOCRITE BY SAYING SO. DO AS YOU LIKE. BUTT BE SAFE AND WATCH OUT BC ONCE YOU SEE RESULTS YOU LIKE ITS ALL OVER. YOU WILL ALWAYS SEE YOURSELF THAT WAY AND WANT TO IMPROVE. THAT IS IF YOU ARE A COMPULSUIVE PERSON LIKE MYSELF..

[UVX-Rx]

At 20 years old I went from 175-200lbs in 5 months. The only thing I used was food and training. I guess it depends what your goals are. If you are already 200-220 pounds at 6-8%. Then AAS may be the step you need to take you to a competitve level in bodybuilding... but if you are 165, then keep lifting and eating. Once the cycle train starts, it is hard to ever get off completely.

[rob3412]

ive been lifting since i was 15 but seriously training for about 2 1/2 to 3 years i have gained around 40 pounds from lifting. but i need that extra lift for the end of the summer. im about 195 10 percent body fat. heres a current pic of me

[ramboj70]

Originally Posted by rob3412

ive been lifting since i was 15 but seriously training for about 2 1/2 to 3 years i have gained around 40 pounds from lifting. but i need that extra lift for the end of the summer. im about 195 10 percent body fat.

to young, grow on your own and then go on the bean, much better results

[PumpPumpItUp]

Yes you are to young and if you have gained 40 lbs then you shouuld be able to gain more. Wait it out, 22 sounds like a good age. You already have enough testostone in your body at that age. If you eat and lift you will grow. Safe your money for now but when you become like 22 then i think your ready and way more noligable. If you juice like the guy who posted before who said he wished he waited, so will you!!!

[dzl66]

I agree with the 4-5 years of consistent training rule.