Cycle Advice/Critique

[smootheavy]

some other time

 

[smootheavy]

yeah right

 

[pesty4077]

Ok quick run down of a HYPOTHETICAL Cycle

Stats: 6'2
245
12% BF

DIET: solid

Training: like an athlete

GOALS: Injury healing/prevention

Wk 1-8 Tren 75mg/EOD
Wk 1-10 EQ 600mg/Wk
Wk 1-15 Test E 400mg/Wk
Wk 11-15 EQ 400mg/wk

Pramipexol throughout starting low and assessing from there
Arimidex throughout @ .5 ED and assessing

No real probs with gyno just some slight puffiness so taking above for prevent med, but dont want to shut down estro completely...

Post: HCG and Nolva as per Swales Protocol

What do you think?

No offense Smooth, but I see plenty of these posts that don't add up or you don't have the full story.

1. What kind of Athlete? If I was training just to be athletic, I wouldn't take more than 250mg test per week

2. Your interpertation of a solid diet and mine, could be 2 different things.

3. Injury prevention? I don't see why taking AAS is going to help that. That goes with a sensible training program and proper rest.

4. How long have you been training, what kind of program?

5. Without seeing pictures, how can we advise you fully?

6. Not everything is a cookie cutter situation.

7. How many cycles have you done?

8. Have you done proper bloodwork?

9. Years of training?

10. How old are you?

That is my top 10 list for why it is hard to answer your question.

 

[Thor]

AGREED

No offense Smooth, but I see plenty of these posts that don't add up or you don't have the full story.

1. What kind of Athlete? If I was training just to be athletic, I wouldn't take more than 250mg test per week

2. Your interpertation of a solid diet and mine, could be 2 different things.

3. Injury prevention? I don't see why taking AAS is going to help that. That goes with a sensible training program and proper rest.

4. How long have you been training, what kind of program?

5. Without seeing pictures, how can we advise you fully?

6. Not everything is a cookie cutter situation.

7. How many cycles have you done?

8. Have you done proper bloodwork?

9. Years of training?

10. How old are you?

That is my top 10 list for why it is hard to answer your question.

These are all factors that will affect your decision.

 

[jimmyjones]

For starters, you must run your test 2 weeks longer than your EQ.

 

[smootheavy]

No offense Smooth, but I see plenty of these posts that don't add up or you don't have the full story.

1. What kind of Athlete? If I was training just to be athletic, I wouldn't take more than 250mg test per week

2. Your interpertation of a solid diet and mine, could be 2 different things.

3. Injury prevention? I don't see why taking AAS is going to help that. That goes with a sensible training program and proper rest.

4. How long have you been training, what kind of program?

5. Without seeing pictures, how can we advise you fully?

6. Not everything is a cookie cutter situation.

7. How many cycles have you done?

8. Have you done proper bloodwork?

9. Years of training?

10. How old are you?

That is my top 10 list for why it is hard to answer your question.

yeah youre right, its all just silliness and a waste of my and your time posting such gibberish and nonsense!

the hypothetical cycle in question is nonsensical and my knowledge of anything relevent to AAS/diet/training and athletics is non-existent

therefore I plead ignorance and the fif

 

[pesty4077]

yeah youre right, its all just silliness and a waste of my and your time posting such gibberish and nonsense!

the hypothetical cycle in question is nonsensical and my knowledge of anything relevent to AAS/diet/training and athletics is non-existent

therefore I plead ignorance and the fif

To me the questions are not nonsense, I just don't want to advice anyone without the whole picture. I personally am still learning after 29 years.