For BJJ you need trt/cruise dose of test around 200mgs a week and maybe you can add some HGH at 2ius before bed for better sleep. Thats it.
You have no business running what you run if your goals are not getting BIG and STRONG.
Go get your baseline blood work after you recover from above or perhaps you have pre drug baseline?
100-200 mg/week testosterone ester as part of testosterone therapy if indicated. 100 mg/week baseline and you could increase intermittently then come back down.
As mentioned , I would also wanna get some lean mass on me.
I forgot to mention that I have issues with knees , which is normal in BJJ , that is why I asked for Decaduraboline .
If you are not getting enough lean mass for BJJ from what you have already done steroid-wise, then the problem you need to address is food and training.
Bro, you just listed almost every common drug out there. Lets refine your goals and what would work for those. I’m inclined to agree with @hankthetank89 here. Most AAS make your joints worse, not better. You also don’t need a lot of size and you can gain that on TRT. TRT plus HGH seems to fit the bill. Everything else would be a detriment to your sport.
The world championships for BJJ only started testing recently, even then it was only some of the black belts
Now at worlds they’re upping the testing ante, but the tests are still only done at worlds… not at other large championships, and the ADCC sure as shit doesn’t test.
Go look at how Gordon Ryan is currently looking and tell me he isn’t juicing.
A LOT of bjj guys juice. BJJ is the combat sport that is currently notorious for juicing, as athletes are largely exempt from testing.
Juice helps with grappling moreso than striking. Raw strength matters considerably more in grappling.
However you’d be pretty hard pressed to find a BJJ guys running stacks like bodybuilders do. BJJ guys are looking to maximise strength to weight ratios unless they’re already in the top weight class.
You’d probably find more BJJ guys using things like EQ, mast, primo, TRT, hgh etc over orals, tren, deca etc.
I would have to strongly disagree. Granted, I only did MMA training for about 18 months. Injuries affected my lifting and I preferred strength training more. Still, my strength helped me with take downs but once on the ground stamina and skill ruled.
Look at the original UFC before it was standardized. Gracie was easily the least physically opposing guy out there and whooped everybody. Put Ken Shamrock next to Gracie and you would have thought Gracie didnt stand a chance.
OK, makes sense what you are saying !
What would you suggest ? I also have some compounds to share with you . But I don’t wanna spam the forum ( I am not sure about the policies also ).
