posted Thu, 10/09/2014 - 18:34
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First Tren cycle
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So I plan on running Tren ace w/ test p for about 12 weeks. I'm hearing mixed feelings on how long to run Tren. Some say only 8, others say the full 12 weeks. Also, is it better to run a higher dose of Tren vs the test or vice versa? I'm hearing both as well. Just want to hear what the majority has to say. Any info/ input would be awesome. Thanks
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I always like the approach less is best. Knowing the profile of this compound I'd also say that personally only 8 would be best for my body. I'm not giving any advice here just saying how I view this powerful compound
What are your goals here? How many cycles have you ran and what were they?
You have quite a bit a reaserch to do (if you've done it, post it); Ratios, prolactin control, etc.
Vhman
My goal is to be a lean machine. At the beginning of last year I was 210 ( I'm 6'2). I did 2 test e/ deca cycles within the year and shot up to 230. I'm at 17% bf and would like to get to about 12%. I've been doing some research. As far as ratios go I was thinking Tren 50mg ED and Test P 150 EOD. I'll also be running azole and for prolactin control was thinking about caber. Plan on running for 12 weeks but some people say to run tren no more than 8. ??
Hey man, what are you hoping to achieve with the tren that can't be achieved with other means? A different diet or different compound? Is your cycle history just the Test & Deca?
Tren can be a rough ride man. Some people it's a breeze and others not so much. Depending on your full cycle history I would recommend that you research some other compounds before touching Tren. You say your goal is to be lean, you can lean up on anything...even just test. Your diet is the deciding factor in that.
From the above you have a few cycles with long ester compounds. Switching to short ester compounds requires frequent pinning unlike your previous experience. Spend some extra time researching nutrition and the other compounds. There are many different approaches that don't involve tren. That's something that should be saved as a wild card way down the road in my opinion.