Training While Being Enhanced

[trophymade]

Hello, everyone,
I'm hopping on my first cycle soon; part of the reason why I'm doing so is because I love training, and I want to be able to train as hard as I can while without recovery being an issue. The split that I'm running right now is this:
U/L/P/P/L/U/R
A mix of Upper/Lower and PPL.

My training sessions on Upper look like this:

Pull Ups 1xFailure
Lat PD 1xFailure
T-Bar Row 2xFailure
Low Row 1xFailure
Incline BP 2xFailure
Pec Fly 2xFailure
Shoulder Press 2xFailure
Shoulder Raise 2xFailure
Incline Bicep Curl 2xFailure
Unilateral Tricep Extension 2xFailure

Lower:

Hamstring Curl 2xFailure
Smith Machine Bulgarian Split Squat 2xFailure
Leg Press 2xFailure
Leg Extension 2xFailure
RDLs 2xFailure
Calf Raises 2xFailure
Abductor 1xFailure

Pull:

Chin Ups 2xFailure
Lat PD 1xFailure
T-Bar Row 2xFailure
Low Row 2xFailure
Incline Bicep Curl 2xFailure
Hammer Curl 2xFailure

Push:

Smith Machine Shoulder Press 2xFailure
Shoulder Raise 2xFailure
Incline BP 2xFailure
Pec Fly 2xFailure
Dips 2xFailure
Unilateral Tricep Extension 2xfailure

This is a decent chunk of volume, I believe, but my body is able to handle it adequately. Now, when I get enhanced, do you guys think I could be able to add much more volume, like, for example: adding one more set to each exercise or being able to train beyond failure?

 

[Jimbabwe]

No compelling reason to try to do more volume or add intensifiers just because you're on cycle. If the training you're doing now is working; just keep doing it.

 

[trophymade]

I see. I also do 30 minutes Stair Master ED; should I keep it that way or do more cardio to ensure my heart remains fine?