Again, thanks to everyone who contributed to my post. I have yet to start this cycle but am about to. I've been doing some more reading and have a few more questions. I just want to make sure I make the best decision for this cycle before I start.
It's my understanding that a long-ester like...
I already have mine laid out thank to you guys. Now I need a little advice for my training partner to make sure he get's the most out of his cycle. He doesn't have a PCT laid out yet and is unsure of what on-cycle supps to take. He has run this in the past without a PCT and experienced great...
Thanks again fellas! Reps & Thanks for you all!
Last question and I'll be set.... Which AI do you guys prefer? Arimidex, Proviron, Tamoxifen, Clomiphene, Aromasen, etc...?
Thanks a bunch for the input fellas! Now to find that "legit gear." I have a few sources in mind...
Is there anything else you guys would recommend? Anything I should add or drop?
I was going to wait a week after the last pin. Is that too soon?
Thanks for the info. I think I'll just save my money on the Erase and stick with the Adex throughout cycle and PCT.
Is the reason you recommend ramping and tapering the Erase because the Test E will linger in my system a little into the PCT? I would be tapering up around the time the Test is clearing and when I'm more prone to estrogen rebound?
If I take the Arimidex @ .25mg EOD throughout the cycle and for...
So more like this?
15 week cycle:
Test E @ 500mg/week (250mg twice a week)
On cycle supps:
CEL Cycle Assist
multi
fish oil
creatine
Arimidex .25mg EOD
PCT:
Clomid 50/50/50/25/25/25
DAA 3g/3g/3g/3g/3g/3g
PES Erase 1/2/2/3/2/1
Reduce XT 2/2/2/2/2/2
Arimidex .25 EOD
I've been lurking and learning here for a while and I think I'm ready for my first cycle. I'm 33 and have pretty low BF. I haven't measure it, but I'd consider myself lean. I'm going to try to dry out a little more before starting. I'm 6'3" and 210 pounds and have been holding steady at that...
I did some regulars yesterday and man, what a difference! I've got sore muscles that haven't been sore in a while. I think I may rotate between SLDL and regulars just to keep them both strong.
Thanks for the reply. The only difference I can see between them is that with regulars you bend at the knee (which will work some quadricep) and you touch the weight on the floor. The arm position and range of motion with the upper body is pretty much identical. I like doing SLDLs, but if...
I mainly use SLDL to work my back and hams. I keep hearing people refer to deadlifts as a back exercise... Are they referring to lower/mid back or lats? Reason being, I never feel like my lats are working when I deadlift. Also, which would be better for back development; SLDL or regular...
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