At the end of 21, I had surgery. It took a couple of weeks not to train. After the surgery, it looked like my body suffered and a new form of the corona was raging. To make a long story short, it was unfortunate, I got it. To say it was bad is nothing to say. I had a fever of 40.8-41.5 for five whole days. The withdrawal was healthy. In short, more than a month was in a full 5-the-point. After returning to the gym it was necessary to rehabilitate a little. It took about 2 months to get into the full process. After that, I decided to work on a linear scheme for my strength numbers. As a consequence, I went from having 4 workouts to a minimum of 5 or 6 per week. In the spring I had a good adaptation and began to increase the amount of training, without lowering their number.
Summer was coming up. I started to work on the second part of the cycle, I messed around a bit with the intensity and volume in the basic movements. The thing is that I can have about 8-11 sets of work, not counting the warm-up of the main movement. And sometimes after a day of squatting, I can have a pull-up the next day. But that's not the point. I've decided to try the IGF. Omstal pharma
@HilmaBiocare makes a product called Infrajet. And getting ahead of the curve I will say that it is not the long version of +80 amino acids when the real IGF contains only 70. There is a difference, but that's another story.
I didn't have a goal to recruit, heal injuries, etc. I wanted the ability to get stronger and recover faster. I used IGF on the day of the workout 2 hours before the workout. Literally 1 unit, no more. I did not put the substance on the day of rest. However, it is worth using every day to maintain the substance's concentration. I always start with the minimum, there is always time to add. Why did I use it BEFORE training? The point is that when I use IGF before training, the training can go more favorably. The first period of time after injecting it felt like you were using a pre-training complex. I was using about 120 carbs with the injector.
What effects did you notice when using it?
It is worthwhile to speed up the training process a little, even if you are fatigued and the workout will go great. Similar to the effect of the pre-training complex.
Very deep sleep. There are no moments when you wake up for a moment. Sleep was such that you fell asleep and only woke up when you need to get up.
No post-workout crepitation. If it was slight during training without IGF after. When I used IGF it disappeared at. And I want to notice that after one day of squats I was doing classical pulling sometimes. I did it comfortably and not only that, but in the morning I didn't call the priest for consecration. The extensors were fine.
Changes in body composition. A small amount of excess fat started to go away in the first week. Despite the fact that there was no calorie deficit!!! And I want to point out that I was using about 600-650 carbs a day minimum. Due to this aspect, I was using a yummy watermelon. In the evening I drank 2-3 liters of watermelon, making juice in a blender.
Well, and of course the increase in the index that we want to get. In this case, I tried to work on my strength.
Also, I got a small dislocation of the wrist. I got it not on the training. Literally, in the second week, this problem was solved.
What were the results?
I went from 104 to 111.7.
My calves were 42 now 44.
Legs 70 to 73.
Glutes 116 to 110.
Waist 102 is now 96.
Arm 42 is now 45.
Chest volume might have been measured wrong, but it was 122 now 125.
Weights: Start of the cycle and where I got to
Deadlift from 190 to 260 kg
Vertical pull90 kg finished with a vertical pull in the lever machine 90 kg in each hand
Pull from the floor at the waist 90 kg up to 145 kg
One-handed pull incline 30 kg to 80 kg
Shin curl with both feet 50 kg to 55 kg on 1 leg
Biceps curl in Scott 25 kg up to 55 kg
Bench press 125 kg to 152 kg
Bench press in sling 135 to 167 kg
pull-ups 0 kg to 40 kg
Leg press 1 leg from 50 kg to 160 kg
Squats 190 to 230 kg
Squats at box 210 kg to 270 kg
dips 0 kg to 60 kg
French curl (crush the skull I think that's your name) from 12 kg to 28 kg
Shin curls from 50 to 45 kg to 1 leg
I monitored estradiol during recruitment. It wasn't higher than 64n/mol. I also had an improved lipid ratio profile. I made sure to measure my blood pressure and pulse 3 or 4 times during the day. No bad abnormalities were tracked. Now my goal is to try and keep the weight off. Also, I'm a little tired from strength work. Maybe it has something to do with some moral issues. So I've decided to go into volume work mode for a bit. Dedicate two months of work to it. I'm still going on vacation in September, so it will be a more productive for my vacation. After that I can make a definite goal for myself: what will I do next? The second point, now I already do not use IFR, I want to see whether there will be a rollback. And what will be the recovery resource now? It is for sure that after returning home I will start to use IGF again 1 unit a day of training. Regarding strength work, I'm also doing base. I started a new cycle and managed to do a couple of workouts where I was squatting 215 and pressing 142. The only thing is the circuit is bulkier, so I lowered the weights so I wouldn't get injured.