Earliest i can start next cycle?

[ryan10582]

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Thanks guys

[JohnnyVegas]

Glad to hear your dick works. Heh. I am not being sarcastic...I know that is important!

Time off should be the time on, plus PCT. Others will chime in as well.

[redz]

You could get blood work done to see if things are back to normal but that seems a bit quick to jump back on.

[Tigershark]

If your cycle was 12 weeks plus 4 weeks of PCT you should wait another 16 weeks before starting another cycle. Of course blood work is always the best indicator.

[Honkey_Kong]

Most of these guys are going to say time off = time on + pct, but I'll say this. Get some bloodwork done. if your levels are normal you're in the clear. Although, I don't know how your tolerance will be to the gear if you do another cycle so close or what sort of damage it could do to your endocrine system (you don't want to end up on TRT for the rest of your life).

[marcus300]

time on plus pct = time off is a rough guide to when to cycle next but bloodwork would be a better option a couple of months after pct.

[ryan10582]

When is the best time to get blood work? How long after pct?

[marcus300]

I said a couple of month after pct should be fine

[ryan10582]

Yea but I REALLY wanna compete in my first shows in may n june...tryin to bulk up first

[JohnnyVegas]

Oh, well, it you REALLY wanna then go ahead and disregard all the advice you asked for. Heh. I'm just joshing. Mostly.

[marcus300]

Yea but I REALLY wanna compete in my first shows in may n june...tryin to bulk up first

Why ask then

[Reed]

You should be beginning to diet right about now if the shows are in may and june.... Focus more in on conditioning then size. trust me

[Far from massive]

Good point, when is the last time you saw a guy with better size and bulk beat a guy with better cuts and vascularity in a real show? You might get lots of ohs and ahhs walking around in the gym in a tank top ( of wife beater if you prefer to call it that...) but those damn posing suits and lights are very unforgiving when it comes to holding wieght/water.