training in differnt aspect

**Monsteronjuice** · 01-15-2006, 06:10 PM

I have been training in bodybuilding since I was 15, I am now 21. I have done a few shows and done well, I also have been training though in martial arts since 8. Well I was going to do a huge bulking cycle, but this came about. I am going to go live in China for some time to train wtih a grandmaster.. The problem is part of the training is Wushu ( flips, samuersaults e.t.c) Which means I got to loose all my weight and go over there as a light weight. I got a cycle here and please tell me what you think, I'm hoping to stay same weight or just completley shred up... Right now my bf % isn't high I just dont want it to exist........
Right now im 6'1 and maybe 215ish wtih bodyfat about 10 maybe 11 percent tops..
Have done 5 or 6 cycles in past,

week 1-10 Test prop 100 mg ed
week 11-14 Propmasteron 150 mg eod
week 1-9 turianabol 50 mg ed
week 1-14 equpoise 400 mg weekly
maybe some winny week 1-15
pct week 16

**mkrulic** · 01-15-2006, 06:32 PM

It's not just bf you have to loose. can you imagine colman doing flips and such? there's over weight and over fat and if your doing what you posted you should be light in both. Steroids are great for keeping strenght while dieting but I wouldn't recommend anything that would make you gain too much weight. w/ that being said... it's my belief that the test should be run 2 weeks longer than anything else. I don't like prop; it makes me gain too much weight. you need to rethink the pct. start on the last day of the longest half life.

**Monsteronjuice** · 01-15-2006, 07:27 PM

what you suggest?

**AnabolicAndre** · 01-15-2006, 07:55 PM

if you need to be a light-weight, which 215 certainly is not, i dont think you should cycle. svae it for when you get back. then you can be a bad-ass flipping huge mofo, literally flippin.

**vein-x** · 01-15-2006, 07:59 PM

Originally Posted by AnabolicAndre

if you need to be a light-weight, which 215 certainly is not, i dont think you should cycle. svae it for when you get back. then you can be a bad-ass flipping huge mofo, literally flippin.

I agree. It's pointless to 'bulk up' and then go into a class where you have to be light again. I realize you want to get cut but the real issue here is the money and time. Save yourself the $500 for when you get back, because regardless of what you intend to do, water weight/bloat can throw a wrench into any plans no matter how detailed they may be. Not only that, but after your all done with your flipping class, you can come back and bulk up plus keep the size AND the flips. I don't see how it can get any better than that...