Cycle check -- stack 1-Andro Rx with Tbol?
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Cycle check -- stack 1-Andro Rx with Tbol?
Hi all.
Stats: 36, 5'11, 214 pds, 13% bf, bench 315, squat 450, DL 450.
Goal: Gain 10-15 pounds of muscle, lose 2% bodyfat, gain strength for upcoming powerlifting competition.
So, I was planning the following cycle:
Day 1 - 40 -- Tbol 50mg ED (actual aas, not a prohormone).
Day 1 - 45 -- Proviron 25mg ED
My PCT is in order with Clomid, Nolva and some Letro just in case.
Question: I have six bottles of Ironmag 1-Andro RX on hand.
I was thinking of running at 600mg for the first 10 days, then 800g for 20 days and then 1g for last 14 days.
The 1 Andro would then be extending 4 days past the Tbol. The idea being that this may help me keep some of the Tbol gains.
PCT would then begin.
Can anyone knowledgeable please comment on whether the 1-Andro would make a significant contribution to the cycle since I'm not running a test base?
Cheers.
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