Some people or newbies might think that AAS will fix them up like magic. The kind of physique they crave for, in magazines, in movies, their fav athletes. But that’s a deception. AAS won’t do that for you unless you are ready and have done your homework and game plan properly. AAs could just be a waste of money and a hard hit on your health if you are not ready.
AGE:
First of all, the number one thing to consider before even thinking about AAS, is AGE. You have to understand that doing AAS at a young age won’t benefit you much but shut you down hard in times when your natural hormone levels are at peak naturally. In my opinion you should wait until 24 or 25. By that time you will have matured physically and mentally and have hit natural hormonal peak levels. Think about when you were a teenager and could run all day long without feeling tired. That was the time when you felt you would always be young and never run out of energy.
The DIET:
Diet should be on point as it’s the food and proper rest which grows the muscles, recover them faster and provide fuel and energy to workout. Either you want to loose weight or gain weight, the diet will determine the outcome.

Training:
Did you lay down a proper workout plan? How often are you training each muscle group? are you stimulating the muscles enough? What is your cardio routine and frequency? Do you really even need it?
Training must be planned and well designed according to your goals.

Pros and Cons of AAS/Ancillaries/PCT:
Are you aware about the Type of compounds you are about to run? did you do enough research on it? What is a PCT? How long and what dosages are required? Aromatase inhibitors? What are their roles and importance in a cycle? Side effects related to specific steroids. Are you aware what are potential side effects and concerns associated with each steroid compound you are about to run? Are you ready to cope with it? Pinning protocol, syringe and needles sizes and types, pinnign techniques and injection sites? Are you aware about these things and have enough knowledge on this topic?

Source:
Did you do enough research on the source and brands they are selling? Check reviews, feedback and reputation of that source. It’s your body and that is something serious so do proper digging before you jump on buying AAS.

In the end I would suggest there is a lot more to learn. Read, read and read.
If any questions please feel free to ask, would be glad to help beginners and anyone needing advice
BR

Excellent post. Budding Mr Olympians take note.