[quote]Cortes wrote:
I think you should use the tren. But I’m a sadist and I don’t necessarily have your best interests in mind 
Seriously, though, it’d be nice to see what happens with one last strong pop at the end.
Also I tried those stretch calf raises today. Ouch! Can definitely “feel” that working. I don’t know anything about DC other than what I’ve heard mentioned on this board, but will be checking it out for possible incorporation into my next cycle.[/quote]
I more than likely will go with the tren again. Mainly what is holding me back is making sure I am completely side effect free prior to getting back on it. Using Adex E3D currently to finish clearing up some gyno I had going in the right nip.
A reason I am leaning towards using it the last 2 weeks of my cycle also has to do with the very visible changes it gives you-- a very hard and defined look, very dry, and very vascular. Who doesn’t want that at cycle’s end?
As far as DC goes, it’s great for putting on mass, there is no doubt. You spend a very small amount of time in the gym, but definitely get the job done. You’re mentally focused and ready to kill when you step in the door because you know you’ll only be there for such a small period of time, so ya better make it count.
Something I’ve noticed with DC. If you’re going to do it, you gotta do it and follow the routine to the T-- that means proper warmups, proper RP techniques, static holds, and arguably the most important-- extreme stretching. On paper it doesn’t seem like much, but even Dante himself will tell critics to show them what they’ve achieved with their training techniques and compare them to the guys he routinely packs 50 or more pounds on in a year to three years’ time. It works, period, don’t question it. lol
One thing that you might want to consider-- you’re prepping for a contest, not sure how DC training could be incorporated into your pre-contest training. I know you plan on running two cycles, what you could do is a DC blast for your first cycle while using tren and a high dose of test. After 8-12 weeks doing 4 workouts a week, even on super supplements, you’d need to tone it down a bit for the sake of your CNS. Then perhaps you could move into a more conventional pre-contest strategy.
Another option for you could always be to blast first, cruise a week or two, and then hit another blast pre-contest with lots of cardio. This is hard shit and being low carb is going to make it even harder. One thing I’ve noticed that helps me the most is keeping protein in the front of my mind-- 430+ grams a day. It’s a big commitment, but after two weeks you sure as hell understand why you made the choice.
Just a few thoughts.
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