how many times u take creatine mono a day?
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Layne Norton
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Originally posted by str8flexed View PostDave and Dr. Joe were two of my idols growing up and a few of the big reasons I stayed natural. Dave guest posed at my first show and watching him changed me. From then on I knew this is what I was going to be about. If what you are saying is true, then that's one of the best compliments I've ever received
LMAO..Bio....it's true!Natural Pro Bodybuilder
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Originally posted by ChickNwing View PostLayne, what do you feel is the best form of creatine? Imean there is monohydrate, ethyl ester, kre-alkalyn.
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hey layne, i put this on the nat board, but not getting any advice, let me know what you think of this situation, really appreciate it
i tore the shit out of my tfcc (cartilage complex on the ulnar aspect of the wrist). its taken 4 months to heal, in which time i've dropped about 20lbs, prob 70% fat and 30% muscle, demoralising, lots of cardio, maybe even 60/40
so here's the skinny:
i presume not having trained in so long i'm primed for some serious re-growth, so here's my question do i go in lightish or full blown, do i get straight on my supps (just bcaa, creatine, and the other basics) or wait a week or two? would be good to hear a few views on this, layne you out there??
other info: 22yrs, 6'1, approx 180lbs. training-progressive overload style, 4yrs. diet- the palumbo diet for cutting, will move to bulk type once training
cheers
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Originally posted by Fizzéire View Posthey layne, i put this on the nat board, but not getting any advice, let me know what you think of this situation, really appreciate it
i tore the shit out of my tfcc (cartilage complex on the ulnar aspect of the wrist). its taken 4 months to heal, in which time i've dropped about 20lbs, prob 70% fat and 30% muscle, demoralising, lots of cardio, maybe even 60/40
so here's the skinny:
i presume not having trained in so long i'm primed for some serious re-growth, so here's my question do i go in lightish or full blown, do i get straight on my supps (just bcaa, creatine, and the other basics) or wait a week or two? would be good to hear a few views on this, layne you out there??
other info: 22yrs, 6'1, approx 180lbs. training-progressive overload style, 4yrs. diet- the palumbo diet for cutting, will move to bulk type once training
cheers
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