If I were to look into doing a recomp from 15% bf or so, what do you guys think would be my best option? All ancilaries on hand, plenty of supplies. money isn't an issue.
196lbs 15% BF. currently. I had a screwup with a high dose of t3 and a ton of cortisone, and went from 11% bf to 15%ish in a week...depressing as hell to watch happen.
It was as if every bite of food I ate went straight to my belly. It was confusing for the first couple days until I caught on to what was happening. Originally the cortisone was speeding up fat loss paired with a high dose of t3, and then eventually things went the other way.
Goal is around 190 @ 8% bf by June 1. [Gain 12lbs LBM, drop 18lbs fat.]
Current maintenance cals = 2508 w\ no exercise based on LBM.
This is going to be very tough, but I think I can do it or at least get within 75% of my goal in that time-frame.
The main priority is dropping bf down to 11% ASAP, that is the number one priority.
2x/day gym sessions. 2-3 hrs AM fasted cardio - mostly walking + 1hr lifting in the evening followed by 1hr walking
- Cardio alone is ~2lbs of fat loss per week even if I ate at maintenance.
Fast from 10pm - noon. Doing cardio from 8am-noon.
2days on lifting, 1 day off. Double LISS cardio on 'off' days. Every 8th day will be a complete rest day.
Planning 2500cal on lift days, 2000 cals on non lift days.
4mg albuterol 4x/day
75mcg t3/day [hg tabs coming soon]
2mg keto daily
.75mg prami nightly until my caber arrives.
What would be a better choice for a recomp, focusing slightly more on cutting?
100mg var ED
50mg tren ED (350/wk)
1g test prop/wk
+[100mg test E TRT]
100mg test E/wk [trt]
350mg tren/wk
100mg var ED
Also...with these high doses of anabolics, could I throw in HIIT and higher intensity cardio with out muscle loss?
I'd like to speed up the rate at which i'm burning cals, but will be glycogen depleted from t3 and don't want to shrink.
Some say that the var is a waste with tren, but I don't know if I agree.
Even for that extra 5% benefit, i'm willing to spend the money on var. Not to mention I love the appetite suppression it gives me that tren does not.
The saying is more is not always better. Just wondering where to draw the line--I need to make the fastest change possible.
I work as a model--I went from working condition to flabby fatass in a week from cortisone. I've gotta fix this ASAP, willing to anything to do so.
If anyone can give me any advice, I would really appreciate it. I'm not usually one to ask for help.
Constructive criticism is great.
Please don't just say something like, "you're a moron for screwing around with cortisone." - if you're going to post feel free to poke fun, but at least offer some advice