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+ 2 Repeating same cycle

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It seems most beginner AAS users are hungry to use multiple compounds. I personally used a simple Test E cycle twice and saw great gains. Researching different compounds and studying different combinations to create cycles is one of the beauties of using AAS but is it rushed?

Knowing your own body and how it reacts to each compound is completely necessary to further add more to the next cycle IMHO. So, if a user is to run a cycle with a brand new compound ONCE, then add another compound next cycle, is that really enough time to understand the full effects on the body?

By checking my blood work and listening to my body I could realistically STILL gain muscle with a 3rd cycle of a Test E only cycle at 500mg a wk.

So why not repeat cycles?
Why add so many compounds so soon?

All types of input are welcome. This is my first post. Thanks for having me guys.

Cheers!

strongman480's picture

I completly agree. I'm going to run the same test cycle as the last time and then graduate to a short ester test before ever adding any more compounds. I think people should slow down. aas is not a magic oil. the problem is after running a simple test cycle and not looking like ronnie or jay they think that it's time to add more. UP THE DOSAGE! lol

MASSIVE48's picture

Imo i think alot of these doods here move way to fast in trying different stronger compounds and there not even close to plateuing (smh), you manipulate so many test cycles and get great gains by switching up your diet and training routines, shouldnt even be counting on the gear so much.. If diet and training is "always on point" then you should always see some good gains..until you really hit a plateu THEN thats when you bring in another compound lil by lil.."this game is marathon not a sprint"

Good topic to bring up bro +1

f-e-s-t-e-r's picture

I totally agree with "this game is marathon not a sprint" and that is an excellent point about adding a compound once you hit a plateau. It almost seems that most users have the idea that it is a standard to add a compound each new cycle. Adding a compound when you have reached a plateau would really show an understanding of proper nutrition, exercise and AAS use as a whole. I feel most beginners skip this ideology so to speak, or at least see the lack of importance.

Thanks bro!

f-e-s-t-e-r's picture

I agree. It seems experience is very important but mostly if it is educated experience. Eroids has been great to me in my study to become a better AAS user and actually just in every area of fitness in general. I guess some people aren't as informed when it comes to researching haha. I agree as well with adding a compound at 4th cycle as a pretty safe standard for most. Thanks for the reply bro!

f-e-s-t-e-r's picture

Agreed. Thanks!

f-e-s-t-e-r's picture

Seeing your situation puts things in perspective for me in a new way. Thanks for the input man!