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timing on ending cycle before competition
Hey guys, first thread I'm posting. I have been bodybuilding for about 5 years locally. I have used gear for the last 3 years. My question is, I have a competition coming up this saturday june 4th. I have been on a cycle of test P, tren A, mast. 1ml each with great success. I have done this cycle for the past 2 years. I have a concern, when do i end my cycle before my competition saturday? I have gone straight thru till the night before last year and placed second in my division. I have been told to end it a week before for water retention purposes? is that true? Would it help me alot if i do or just lower the test a bit? I will have more questions later but this one is important for this week.
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5'6
43 years old
155lbs carb depleting as i write this.
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