Hi everyone, i'm Matthew and i definitely need help planning my first cycle. I have read almost every sticky post here and on other sites but i'm from Italy and it's very difficult for me to understand everything. I did my best bu i think it's not enough and that's why i'm hereI'm 24, 6" and 183lbs at 13%bf and i train since i was 18. My goal for my first cycle is to gain lean muscles while lowering my bf. My FINAL goal would be something near 194lbs at 7/8%bf.
For my first cycle i was thinking about using Sustanon250 for 10 weeks. I'll use Arimidex as AI during the cycle and Nolvadex as pct 2 weeks after last injection for 3 weeks. That's my plan at the moment:
Week 1-10: Sustanon250 2shots/week (500mg/week)
Week 1-10: Arimidex .5mg EOD
Week 13-16: Nolvadex 40/20/20 ED
For my pct i chose to use just Nolvadex and no Clomid 'cause i'm a little scared about his related sight problems.
What do you think about this? Are protections enough? Is this a good first cycle? Is there something that i need to add to stay "safer"?
In addiction to this i was thinking about stacking up something with susta for my first cycle. Do you think is a good idea?.
I was thinking about Tren-A to go with susta, since i really like what i've read about it. And so my plan would be:
Week 1-10: Sustanon250 2shots/week (500mg/week)
Week 1-10: Tren-A 2shots/week (200mg/week)
Week 1-10: Arimidex .5mg EOD
Week 1-10: Caber .5mg 2times/week
Week 1-10: Advanced Cycle Support (for liver protection)
Week 13-16: Nolvadex 40/20/20 ED
Is this better than the cycle above? Are protections enough considering the presence of tren? Or is it better to stay with sustanon and nothing more?
A friend of mine said that it would be better if i can stack Boldenone with Susta more than Tren. I don't really know a lot about Boldenone but i've read that you must use it for at least 12 weeks and i think it's too much as a first cycle. What do you think? Am i right or not?
That's my situation and these are my doubts. I really hope you can help with all my questions since it's very hard for me to find the correct information over all this sites, in a language different than mine and that usually is a technical language.
Thank you for all your answers
PS: I think this is important for you to know. I have hypoplasia at my right kidney, and it means that it is smaller than normal and less working. I really don't have problems since i eat everythng (also a lot of protein) and never had problems. I also do blood works and medical visits for this problem but never had anything out of place even if it's 5 years now that i eat a lot of protein in my diet. I think it's because my left kidney is bigger than normal and more powerfull so i think they just compensate.