Higher risk of gyno with higher BF% ?

[DeadlyD]

I think what Deadly is asking is: I AM going to cycle at a higher BF, will I be able to maintain gains if diet/routine is spot on?

Im not saying that im gojng to cycle now, hopefully soon tho! My training IS spot on now and has been for the last 18 months, and i have made some serious changes to my diet over the last 3 weeks and yes, i have noticed a huge difference with the diet change!!! I plan on keeping it this way! Fat is down, muscle and strength is up and i feel awesome i plan on hopefully cycleing in frebruary! So any help and info is great! Thanks

[MacLean]

Im not saying that im gojng to cycle now, hopefully soon tho! My training IS spot on now and has been for the last 18 months, and i have made some serious changes to my diet over the last 3 weeks and yes, i have noticed a huge difference with the diet change!!! I plan on keeping it this way! Fat is down, muscle and strength is up and i feel awesome i plan on hopefully cycleing in frebruary! So any help and info is great! Thanks

You're obviously going in the right direction then. Well done, keep it up bro

[MacLean]

Im not saying that im gojng to cycle now, hopefully soon tho! My training IS spot on now and has been for the last 18 months, and i have made some serious changes to my diet over the last 3 weeks and yes, i have noticed a huge difference with the diet change!!! I plan on keeping it this way! Fat is down, muscle and strength is up and i feel awesome i plan on hopefully cycleing in frebruary! So any help and info is great! Thanks

Also, I'll be cycling in January with a higher BF than i'd have liked, I have a thread that I'll update every day on cycle