Short cycles

[Ox 51]

I know there has been a lot of talk about short cycles on here. On my cycles it seems like I'm gaining the first four weeks and then stalling out. Should I start running four weeks on and four off? Or, should I start increasing my dosage around week four?

 

[Lightsout]

I know there has been a lot of talk about short cycles on here. On my cycles it seems like I'm gaining the first four weeks and then stalling out. Should I start running four weeks on and four off? Or, should I start increasing my dosage around week four?

I would increase your dosage.. Wat dose your cycle look like now Ox..

 

[Ox 51]

I've been running test e at 500 ml/week. This last cycle I added in Deca for the last four weeks at 200 ml/week, but didn't really notice anything from it.

 

[majortguns]

If your gonna run a short cycle run tne, susp, npp, prop, drol, dbol. Its up to you which compounds you want to use. But a prop npp dbol cycle every 4 weeks sounds sweet.

 

[big in vegas]

Yea, a 4 week cycle of TNE/Susp along with NPP and dbol would be nice

 

[The Survivor]

I always had heard it was hard to make perm. gains on short cycle, but then how would you run PCT? Same as regular cycle?

 

[dorian123]

I've tried short cycles and they didn't do anything for me, I lost everything very quick...my guess is that my body didn't have time to get use to the change-found that 12 weeks works best for me

heard of people using the quick blast/cruise cycle-4 weeks heavy cycle, 4 weeks small cruise cycle

 

[majortguns]

I've tried short cycles and they didn't do anything for me, I lost everything very quick...my guess is that my body didn't have time to get use to the change-found that 12 weeks works best for me

heard of people using the quick blast/cruise cycle-4 weeks heavy cycle, 4 weeks small cruise cycle

Thats basically what I'm fixing to do all the way to January.

 

[Pharm_Fed]

I forget that name at the moment, but there was a bodybuilder who espoused that it takes a little over 2 weeks for HTPA disruption so he recommended doing 2 weeks cycles which would not necessitate a PCT regimen. Interesting concept, maybe worth reading more about.

 

[big in vegas]

I forget that name at the moment, but there was a bodybuilder who espoused that it takes a little over 2 weeks for HTPA disruption so he recommended doing 2 weeks cycles which would not necessitate a PCT regimen. Interesting concept, maybe worth reading more about.

That'd definitely be worth reading

 

[The Survivor]

I forget that name at the moment, but there was a bodybuilder who espoused that it takes a little over 2 weeks for HTPA disruption so he recommended doing 2 weeks cycles which would not necessitate a PCT regimen. Interesting concept, maybe worth reading more about.

Yes that makes sense, get in and get out before the bad stuff starts to happen

 

[majortguns]

I forget that name at the moment, but there was a bodybuilder who espoused that it takes a little over 2 weeks for HTPA disruption so he recommended doing 2 weeks cycles which would not necessitate a PCT regimen. Interesting concept, maybe worth reading more about.

See if you can find out who it was.

 

[Pharm_Fed]

OK, his name was Bill Roberts, actually just a trainer/steroid guru, not a bodybuilder. Here is a case study he did with a 2 week cycle. If you Google Bill Roberts 2 week cycle there is a bunch more stuff you can read as well.

The 2-On, 4-Off Cycle: A Case Study by Bill Roberts

 

[big in vegas]

I've only known of Bill Roberts from his books Body for Life and Eating for Life. Based on the knowledge I have of him from those books, I'd never guess that he'd do a steroid study

 

[Pharm_Fed]

I'd say Bill Roberts is more of a modern day Dan Duchaine. He has a ton of steroid related stuff out there. Google "Bill Roberts steroids" and you get 219,000 hits.