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Just sharing my cycle setup

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New around here, but not new to the game. Just thought I would share my next cycle with everyone and notch up a first post.

1-4 > Test Prop @ 500mg/week
1-14 > Test E @ 600mg/week
4-12 > Tren Ace @ 75mg ED
7-14 > Masteron Prop @ 100mg/EOD
4-14 > HCG @ 250iu x 2/week
1-14 > Liquidex @ .25mg ED
4-14 > Prami @ .5mg ED

Followed by standard PCT and natural test boosters.

HardCorps181's picture

Thanks for adding that. I would hate for one of the young guys to come by and decide to start running 500mg+/week of tren just because they saw it on a board. Tren can be your best friend and worst enemy, that shit isn't to be played with.

A tip for anyone looking to run Tren for the first time: Unless you are 100% certain you can handle the sides at your dosage (which are not for your first run), run a shorter ester. Nothing worse than having your life become a living hell, and being locked into that with a long ester. Shorter esters will give you a quicker "out" if sides become too harsh. Personally, I would never ever run Tren E.

Mike Ockisitchy's picture

Just a thought but since your running tren a test e and mast p and not starting tren till week 4, wouldn't running a TNT blend along with mast e with a prop kick start be more convienient ? It would Probably save you time and money plus less pinning

HardCorps181's picture

No offense intended, but if you are worried about pinning then you are starting to play the wrong game.

Mike Ockisitchy's picture

None taken! I'm not worried about pinning it's just my lack of knowledge and here say that made me believe it's better to run long esters together. I thank you for your explanations and criticisms because I'm here to learn and you really seem to know what your talking about

Mike Ockisitchy's picture

I'm looking for feedback because I'm still learning so if you could please elaborate it would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks for your time

HardCorps181's picture

I agree completely. Though certain blends do have their place, they do lock you in, but for me I like to stay flexible (except for the test) and be able to move the lego blocks around as I see fit.

Prop up front gets the shit done... no need to over complicate things IMO.

Mike Ockisitchy's picture

That makes too much sence and I never would have thought about it like that! And I'm sure there is others that think the same way
So thanks for the info it is very helpful and it shows me I have a lot to learn before jumping on a cycle again