
Originally Posted by
Atomini
Test alone.
Keep it at test, test, test for the first few cycles. Once you find you have a good solid hold on the gains you've got from test, and you find effectiveness is dropping due to holding more mass and such, then its time to start branching out into experimenting with other compounds. As with stpete, my first few cycles were test-only before I started adding in a new compound.
And as a matter of fact, sometimes I still go back to test-only cycles! You know, it never hurts to get back to the basics. After a while, think about it... if you're not competing and you're not gaining anything monetarily from this, why bother wasting lots of money on exotic compounds and fancy stacks that you really don't need? This is why I like to keep my cycles very basic - i'm not jumping up on stage so I don't need to be running exotic crap like Primo, or run stacks of 3+ compounds. Test and tren for me. And occasionally I will still do test-only!