Endurance Sports and AAS

A lot of endurance athletes test positive for clenbuterol.

Thanks, Magician. Interestingly, stims actually make things worse for me cardio-wise. Not sure why.

Does your blood pressure run on the high side based on your genetic markers? I tend to run low and clenbuterol makes me want to run like Forrest Gump. It raises mine about 20 beats per minute on average with a 40mg dose.

Yessir it does. 140/80 almost always so technically I am classified as "pre-hypertensive". It is genetic.

There is your reason right there as to why stims have an adverse effect on you. I run about 95/65 on the average and the clenbuterol really make keeping a killer pace much easier for me.

I was recently coerced into registering for an olympic distance triathlon (I have a family of triathletes). I am dialing in my training regimen, but obviously my emphasis has always been power and anaerobic strength, not speed and stamina. In terms of AAS use and endurance sports, what compounds are good? What compounds should be avoided (besides Tren - this I know). I am about a month and a half out from the race, and currently on ~1G test/week (combo of TNE, Test P and Test E). Can you think of anything that you have used that would actually benefit an endurance regimen (besides EPO). Thanks for your input, gents.
Equipoise equipoise equipoise! It's well known for upping your RBC count. More oxygen = better endurance. There's a reason it's notorious in martial arts/boxing/soccer circles. Not to mention its horse racing roots...
And I'd say stay away from clenbuterol. It's well known for causing problems with heartbeat. Combine that with a triathlon and your blood pressure and that's not good. Stay away from clen if you're at risk for any sort of blood pressure/heart problems.
Also, google beet juice. Get yourself a can of beets and chow down.
Don't exercise heavy a few days before. Carb-load properly.
I can think of more if you need 'em, this is all that's coming to mind at the moment.