Best sport

[pechososonPiller]

Tell me the best sport, im in puberty (14 years old)

 

[MA_ascender]

injecting steroids and swimming

 

[Australian]

Swimming.

 

[pechososonPiller]

injecting steroids and swimming

Why swimming?

 

[pechososonPiller]

Swimming.

Why?

 

[PsychoH]

Swimming, basketbal and ice hockey for the high T.

 

[pechososonPiller]

Swimming, basketbal and ice hockey for the high T.

Why those?

 

[PsychoH]

Why those?

Support growth most and ice hockey is manly asfuck.

 

[Australian]

Why?

Swimming engages all major muscle groups, boosts heart health, improves endurance, and is low-impact, making it easy on joints and safe from injuries.

 

[pechososonPiller]

Support growth most and ice hockey is manly asfuck.

Ty Bro

 

[ajd]

AFL

 

[pechososonPiller]

Swimming engages all major muscle groups, boosts heart health, improves endurance, and is low-impact, making it easy on joints and safe from injuries.

I Will get more developed Bones?

 

[pechososonPiller]

AFL

What that?

 

[pechososonPiller]

And sport for bone mass?

 

[ajd]

What that?

Australian Football League

 

[Australian]

I Will get more developed Bones?

No, it doesn't increase bone development. It helps build an aesthetic frame when paired with great genetics.

 

[univer]

Tell me the best sport, im in puberty (14 years old)

High-skill required martial arts like Brazillian jiu-jitsu, real-life adapted Karate, etc. Not only do they make you an amazing fighter, but they develop a lot of discipline and mental strength due to the time and skill it takes. It's also EXTREMELY respectable, imagine telling a girl you're a black belt in karate, there's no doubt she'll feel safe around you and consciously or subconsciously more attracted.

 

[PsychoH]

And sport for bone mass?

You mean facial? Martial arts and ice hockey increase DHT most because it resembles irl fighting most.
Calisthenics NO gym is also amazing. DHT causes facial dimorphism if you didnt know. I do good old fashion karate and train.

 

[edgewalker2181]

Grappling but also freestyle wrestling but it can make you stop growing

 

[pechososonPiller]

High-skill required martial arts like Brazillian jiu-jitsu, real-life adapted Karate, etc. Not only do they make you an amazing fighter, but they develop a lot of discipline and mental strength due to the time and skill it takes. It's also EXTREMELY respectable, imagine telling a girl you're a black belt in karate, there's no doubt she'll feel safe around you and consciously or subconsciously more attracted.

It Will increase bone mass?

 

[edgewalker2181]

High-skill required martial arts like Brazillian jiu-jitsu, real-life adapted Karate, etc. Not only do they make you an amazing fighter, but they develop a lot of discipline and mental strength due to the time and skill it takes. It's also EXTREMELY respectable, imagine telling a girl you're a black belt in karate, there's no doubt she'll feel safe around you and consciously or subconsciously more attracted.

Yeah jiu jitsu is lit

 

[Australian]

Swimming, basketbal and ice hockey for the high T.

I agree. Swimming and basketball complement each other perfectly, combining full-body conditioning with agility and endurance.

 

[edgewalker2181]

It Will increase bone mass?

Yes

It Will increase bone mass?

Average jitser

 

[PsychoH]

I agree. Swimming and basketball complement each other perfectly, combining full-body conditioning with agility and endurance.

Wish i did that tbh. Only did swimming when i was little, basket would have been amazing. Fuck mate and now i got plans to pump me full of hormones imagine explaining blackpill and all that to your 5 year old innocent self.

 

[Deleted member 106861]

Boxing imo

 

[Australian]

Wish i did that tbh. Only did swimming when i was little, basket would have been amazing. Fuck mate and now i got plans to pump me full of hormones imagine explaining blackpill and all that to your 5 year old innocent self.

I was lucky enough to do both swimming and basketball from ages 7 to 16. I haven’t done much since, but the frame it’s left me with, combined with my genetics is nice. Now, I’m planning to go hardcore with swimming again, adding gym/calisthenics, and possibly some injectables to the mix.

 

[moggerrr4321]

AFL

Agreed

 

[moggerrr4321]

AFL ufc or bball all are Chad sports

 

[PsychoH]

I was lucky enough to do both swimming and basketball from ages 7 to 16. I haven’t done much since, but the frame it’s left me with, combined with my genetics is nice. Now, I’m planning to go hardcore with swimming again, adding gym/calisthenics, and possibly some injectables to the mix.

Swimming in those public pools is horrible. The water is infested with that disgusting chemical and piss.
If you got a natural place like a lake that would be ideal. Even better a river to swim against. Also dont do gym.

 

[pechososonPiller]

Swimming in those public pools is horrible. The water is infested with that disgusting chemical and piss.
If you got a natural place like a lake that would be ideal. Even better a river to swim against. Also dont do gym.

Alright

 

[Australian]

Swimming in those public pools is horrible. The water is infested with that disgusting chemical and piss.
If you got a natural place like a lake that would be ideal. Even better a river to swim against. Also dont do gym.

I’ll mix swimming between the river/beach and main pool since the river/beach near me is infested with sharks. Curious, what’s your take on pairing gym with swimming? Why avoid it?

 

[PsychoH]

I’ll mix swimming between the river/beach and main pool since the river/beach near me is infested with sharks.

Australia classic.

Curious, what’s your take on pairing gym with swimming? Why avoid it?

Gym stunts growth do calisthenics.

 

[Australian]

Australia classic.

Gym stunts growth do calisthenics.

I’m likely nearing the end of my growth phase as im 19. Being 6'3.5, I’m not too worried about any potential impact on height development.

 

[PsychoH]

I’m likely nearing the end of my growth phase as im 19. Being 6'3.5, I’m not too worried about any potential impact on height development.

Mirin the height. Do steroids too btw.

 

[Australian]

Mirin the height. Do steroids too btw.

Faurkkkk im so tempted.... I need to do more research and consult a few healthcare professionals, and of course high IQ org users.

 

[MrShimano]

basketball is for high T

 

[cswagg]

Tell me the best sport, im in puberty (14 years old)

get ur lil pre pubescent ass off this site nigger

 

[univer]

Faurkkkk im so tempted.... I need to do more research and consult a few healthcare professionals, and of course high IQ org users.

What steroids are you considering? I don't recommend steroids for increasing testosterone unless you're actually testosterone deficient, which I highly doubt you are. If your goal is muscle hypertrophy, you can get the optimal physique for aesthetics and satisfying results naturally. It may take years but the fact you built it yourself will give you great satisfaction. You may never achieve bodybuilder gains, but those physiques aren't considered optimal aesthetically if an aesthetic physique is what you're looking for. By raising your testosterone like this with steroids by the way, it'll fuck up your natural testosterone production so you'll probably have to inject for the rest of your life.

Also, are you really aware of the side effects? It depends on your dose, but they're nasty no matter how much people on this forum try to sugarcoat it. Besides the well-known stuff like aggression, lower life expectancy, higher probability of badling, steroids come with the risk of infertility, a significant and noticeable decrease in IQ, and insufferable anxiety. I really doubt you'll find it's worth it.

You don't have to take my word on it, there's empirical evidence for what I mentioned here. Do your own research, and make sure the medical professionals you talk to aren't just trying to get money out of you.

Spoiler: Some links to research on the side effects of steroids

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0031395507000600?via%3Dihub

Adverse Health Consequences of Performance-Enhancing Drugs: An Endocrine Society Scientific Statement - PMC

Despite the high prevalence of performance-enhancing drug (PED) use, media attention has focused almost entirely on PED use by elite athletes to illicitly gain a competitive advantage in sports, and not on the health risks of PEDs. There is a ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

MECHANISMS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY: Medical consequences of doping with anabolic androgenic steroids: effects on reproductive functions

Abstract. Anabolic androgenic steroids (AASs) are appearance and performance-enhancing drugs (APEDs) used in competitive athletics, in recreational sports,

academic.oup.com

 

[Australian]

What steroids are you considering? I don't recommend steroids for increasing testosterone unless you're actually testosterone deficient, which I highly doubt you are. If your goal is muscle hypertrophy, you can get the optimal physique for aesthetics and satisfying results naturally. It may take years but the fact you built it yourself will give you great satisfaction. You may never achieve bodybuilder gains, but those physiques aren't considered optimal aesthetically if an aesthetic physique is what you're looking for. By raising your testosterone like this with steroids by the way, it'll fuck up your natural testosterone production so you'll probably have to inject for the rest of your life.

Also, are you really aware of the side effects? It depends on your dose, but they're nasty no matter how much people on this forum try to sugarcoat it. Besides the well-known stuff like aggression, lower life expectancy, higher probability of badling, steroids come with the risk of infertility, a significant and noticeable decrease in IQ, and insufferable anxiety. I really doubt you'll find it's worth it.

You don't have to take my word on it, there's empirical evidence for what I mentioned here. Do your own research, and make sure the medical professionals you talk to aren't just trying to get money out of you.

Spoiler: Some links to research on the side effects of steroids

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0031395507000600?via%3Dihub

Adverse Health Consequences of Performance-Enhancing Drugs: An Endocrine Society Scientific Statement - PMC

Despite the high prevalence of performance-enhancing drug (PED) use, media attention has focused almost entirely on PED use by elite athletes to illicitly gain a competitive advantage in sports, and not on the health risks of PEDs. There is a ...

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

MECHANISMS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY: Medical consequences of doping with anabolic androgenic steroids: effects on reproductive functions

Abstract. Anabolic androgenic steroids (AASs) are appearance and performance-enhancing drugs (APEDs) used in competitive athletics, in recreational sports,

academic.oup.com

Thanks for your response. Honestly, I haven’t done enough research yet to figure out which steroid, if any, would actually pair well with swimming. But even if I did, is it really worth it just to roid for swimming? Probably not.

I’m not aiming for bodybuilder aesthetics anyway. I’m naturally thinner, but I’ve got a solid frame to work with. My main struggle is just putting on muscle, not chasing some extreme look.

I’ve looked into GHRP a bit, but I don’t know enough yet to say if it would even be effective for swimming. I’d need to dig a lot deeper before making any kind of decision.

 

[univer]

Thanks for your response. Honestly, I haven’t done enough research yet to figure out which steroid, if any, would actually pair well with swimming. But even if I did, is it really worth it just to roid for swimming? Probably not.

I’m not aiming for bodybuilder aesthetics anyway. I’m naturally thinner, but I’ve got a solid frame to work with. My main struggle is just putting on muscle, not chasing some extreme look.

I’ve looked into GHRP a bit, but I don’t know enough yet to say if it would even be effective for swimming. I’d need to dig a lot deeper before making any kind of decision.

If you just want to put on some muscle for swimming, then that's more reason not to do steroids. The problem is steroids don’t really allow you to just ‘stop’ once you’ve hit your desired results due to the way they suppress your natural testosterone and could force you onto testosterone replacement therapy or continued cycles. The hormonal effects and the muscle mass you’d gain would likely be more than what you’re aiming for in terms of just putting on a little muscle for swimming.

As for GHRP, they're not steroids but still mess a bit with your hormones. It's definitely better in your case though, but make sure to research. The mindset of avoiding hasty decisions is good, keep it up.

 

[pechososonPiller]

get ur lil pre pubescent ass off this site nigger

average sub 3

 

[cswagg]

average sub 3

hit puberty then come back lil nigga

 

[Australian]

If you just want to put on some muscle for swimming, then that's more reason not to do steroids. The problem is steroids don’t really allow you to just ‘stop’ once you’ve hit your desired results due to the way they suppress your natural testosterone and could force you onto testosterone replacement therapy or continued cycles. The hormonal effects and the muscle mass you’d gain would likely be more than what you’re aiming for in terms of just putting on a little muscle for swimming.

As for GHRP, they're not steroids but still mess a bit with your hormones. It's definitely better in your case though, but make sure to research. The mindset of avoiding hasty decisions is good, keep it up.

I’m planning to add gym sessions to my routine to help with muscle gains.

I’ve got a solid frame to work with—broad shoulders, a small waist, and the foundation for a great swimmer’s physique.

I’ll definitely need to do more research, and ideally, I’d like to consult with an endocrinology specialist to create a plan that aligns with my routine and goals.

 

[zarko]

Tell me the best sport, im in puberty (14 years old)

swimming

 

[Askeladd93270]

Martial arts or other skills like instruments, drawing etc

 

[shewantsme]

basketball will help you even if you're shit. swimming is good too

 

[craven]

If you want bones just start making money for steroids and hgh and start injecting at 16yo

Swimming and muay thai are your go to
Swimming will make clavicles and ribcage wider
Muay thai for t and fighting skills
Muay thai is the strongest martial art

 

[rubberduck]

Hockey

 

[actualunderstander]

100% wrestling. Trust me, I wish I did it at that age. It's just perfect to start right now.

 

[mrr]

swimming and grappling