So there are definitely things you should steer clear of as they will totally kill your endurance. You also have to be careful about adding too much weight too fast. You have things like foot work , flexibility and hand speed to try and maintain. Packing on a bunch of muscle is going to tire you out very quickly in a fight if it isn't done gradually. If you're accustomed to a particular pace in a fight and you train to maintain that pace, then you gain 25lbs of muscle over the corse of a cycle, you will have major endurance issues. Your opponent won't have to go for the KO. You might lay down on your own by the end of round 1. Another thing is your training. You will have to ramp up your training. All the drills we used to run for strength and conditioning are. So much different than chillin out on a flat bench and lifting a bunch of weight then chillin again. We go hard non stop to try and mimic fight speed/intensity well I was taught that way anyway. We actually trained at a higher rate so the fight itself as a breeze compared to training. Anyway, I'm getting off track here. My point is you will have to consider all these factors during your cycle and monitor every minuet detail. Make note of changes and work on them. Footwork will change drastically when you're used to your body being capable of doing certain things at a particular speed. You will feel heavy and off balance if you don't adapt with your body. Hand speed and full range of motion in your punches (kicks too I guess). If you really pack on muscle you'll be losing flexibility along with mobility. The biggest deal IMO is your wind. God damn that shit changes when you gain weight. You need your endurance to stay at a high level. Some AAS will flat out kill it! If you can't breathe, you can't fight. I don't care how much talent and skill you have. So these things among others) will be major factors in your cycle. If you're doing this to perform better in training for a fight, then you won't need to be running cycles like a bodybuilder. If you want to be a bodybuilder , hang the gloves up. You can't be both! You caloric intake is going to be a major factor. I assume you already know what you need to do in the food dept and have a routine in your diet with carb loads and recovery meals. As far as compounds go, like I said , short esters are the way to go. Or at least the secondary compound. I believe that one big flaw we had when I started using aas was not using testosterone as a base. We didn't consider shutting down the htpa or anything along those lines. We ran specific compounds , usually alone or with an oral like Halo, Cheques or Var. Testosterone will cause weight gain (which is why most of us stayed away) unlike some of the other compounds. But mow i know more about it thanks to my bodybuilder friends at eroids. I think it can be used in low doses safely with minimal weight gain if done correctly. I see you sent me a pm and ill reply ASAP. But yes, there are some things I'm sure I could help out with and cycle ideas I can give you. There are also other PED's that aren't related to AAS that help a lot. Some are probably not a great idea like stimulants and others may be a big help to you. We'll chat a little later today.

I would substitute Deca in the future with Bold acetate. Make sure your potassium, magnesium, and zinc, is well balanced to prevent severe cramping which can lead immediately to tears. I agree with with Nitti shorter esters are better for control and adjustments as well as when you turn pro you want to start getting to know how long it will take to clean up for the blood tests. That is something if being pro is your goal is a must know. I never juiced when I wrestled and did pro thai boxing but now I obviously do and I train with some well known pros. But I don't have to worry about testing so I use all types. I have found with heavy PT for the being in the military and MMA that having my vitamins and electrolytes well balanced is essential while on cycle. Because that will give the above problems that I stated, I learned this the hard way a while back. I did not need to be so diligent before the steroids. But they definitely play into those deficiencies in a big way.

I'll say this bro, short esters are the way to go. They are perfect for you actually. The pinning can be a pain in the balls but you get used to it. Boldenone is a great compound for training. But the undecyclate ester is crazy long. Luckily Boldenone acetate is readily available now. Test prop or suspension as your base with short ester change ups every 4 weeks worked perfectly for me. I love it still and can't stay away from it which is why I still look like I'm weighing in on fight night. You've heard the old stories of halo and cheque drops I'm sure. There are really limitless possibilities because ultimately it depends on the individual and how they react to training, diet and compounds. None of is are the same. You could run a typical bodybuilder cycle and get fantastic results and stay in fighting shape. The thing I'm confused about is why are you running Deca if you're cutting weight? Not that you can't cut on it, but its traditionally a bulker and notorious for bloat and even moon face! Moon face to my understanding is when you balloon up with water so badly that your fucking head looks like a full moon! Lol. Hit me up ,I see that were already friends

You're cycling what? Deca? You know it's detectable for 18 months? And I wouldn't touch it if I were training unless I was moving up a weight class or 3 lol. Yeah I have some tricks. But usually my advice is so unorthodox in these forums (there are bodybuilders around here apparently ,ssshhh! I don't want them to hear this) since bodybuilders think their way is the only way to run aas! Ok, that's not fair, usually it's a bodybuilding forum that a fighter is forced to go to when discussion or learning about aas so we have to endure getting trashed in the forums for our cycles. But this isn't a bodybuilding site! Send me a request and we'll chat in private!