Yeah it’s all about where your current set point is. First 10lbs are always easy. After that, it’s going to vary where the wall will hit, but one thing you can bet is what it will take to overcome that barrier will be intense. Whether or not you even need to try to overcome it at that point requires some serious reflection, because it can be a good point to raise calories up higher without gaining weight, but you also have to be realistic about what you can sustain.
You said add superdrol immediately until I break through that initial barrier? OK I guess so your the boss! Lol jokes aside, I have a feeling when I get to the sticking point a little spot treatment with SD for 10 to 12 days with copious amounts of carbs would help. Or adding mk677 at that point.
If you want to end up at 200 you really think you gave to push it all the way into the 230's? Honest question
I missed something in this post, I don't want to end up at 200lbs. I want to end up single digit bf in the 220+ area. That's going to require more then 1 cycle or 1 really big long cycle. Either way it's going to probably be bulk, maintain, cut, rebound into a bulk and then another cut.
That first cut I'm hoping to put on enough size that when I end that cut I'm over 200lbs and ripped.
I do not feel you can judge progress at the end of a bulk. When you are in a bulk you might gave 20+lbs of water and glycogen loaded that you think is muscle tissue.
But if you start lean, a real single digit 200lbs, then bulk and cut back to the same bf% and yiur 206 you know you gained 6lbs of muscle.
This is why I hold no weight or credibility when someone says, "SD put 20lbs on me" 20lbs of what? I've used SD 3 or 4 times and gained 12 to 20lbs each time like everyone else. But here we are still only weighing 15lbs more then my first SD cycle. How is that possible if I gained 80lbs over 4 runs....... because it's not muscle, it's engorged glycogen loaded muscles that look great. But it's not really muscle.