Is twenty weeks to long to run a test only cycle.
Sus 250 twice a week.
Is twenty weeks to long to run a test only cycle.
Sus 250 twice a week.
Comes down to cost vs benifit..after 12-14 weeks the benifits decrees and the sides can increase
I'd be very careful doing this. You'd need a very aggressive PCT that will hopefully work. But really what is your goal here? Maybe 20 weeks is not needed.
Funny you should ask bout my goals
I was aiming at a dry 190 lbs I'm only 5'7
But I reached that goal with mostly sound diet and hard work
now I'm curious what I would look like at 205 I am currently running sust 250
Twice a week. with tamo /nolva and daa for my pct
Personally that is a long duration for somebody to be shutdown IMO. Remember the longer you are shutdown, the longer and more aggressive you will need to be in recovering!
15 lbs? You can do that in 12 weeks.
Lol no I dought it
it will take time to build up to it but I recover from my work outs
quickly while running test .
I'm not in a race. slow and steady
My cycle now will end at 14 WEEKS
good choice
20wks is cruising, not cycling.
14wks is still too long, go 12wks max.
Thanks
I wa thinking of doing another simple cycle over the winter possibly cyp
I finish this cycle next week
I would call it a spring cycle cause your looking at March now
i did 16 wks ,sus deca ,proper pct ,fine now,,i did notice gains slowin down around that time.
Ive ran loads of long cycles but never liked them especially when you put them against shorter ones (4-8 wks), I can run a shorter cycle with alot less sides and far better gains.
Yes 20 weeks is to much unless your prepping for a contest
even if your cycle is only 14 weeks, what do you have planned for post cycle therapy?
^ good question.
is it too long because if u run primo its 16 weeks min and youve got to run test with it as well ????
people do say 20 weeks min with primo though?? but yeah i see what your saying short blast cycles are safer!!
It all depends on your goals. If you're wanting to be a serious competitor you're going to be on cycle for long periods of time...far more so than not. Yes, there's a tradeoff when it comes to risk but that's decision only you can make.
Also, another thought, is 20wks really going to make a huge difference compared to a standard 14-16wk test cycle,,,and I'm referring to both benefits and recovery. No, probably won't make a huge difference in either case.
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