To the guys here that blast and cruise.

[justanoob]

What’s your goals? Both short and long term? If you are competitive then you will probably have some shorter cruises, I have some cruises for 4-8 weeks but I try to have a solid 12-16 week cruise once a year.

I'm unsure if I would ever want to compete. I'm 6'5 and I feel that bodybuilding is not a sport that rewards really tall people. But I have not completely ruled it out.

[Sponx]

I'm unsure if I would ever want to compete. I'm 6'5 and I feel that bodybuilding is not a sport that rewards really tall people. But I have not completely ruled it out.

Similar thoughts have crossed my mind, lol. I am 6'6".

[Fireman23]

My favorite cycle with the most gains was the “Run n Gun”

Blast 8wk
Test p tren a superdrol

Cruise 8wk
Test e 500mg

Blast 8wk
Test p tren a super DMZ
PCT

I took off same amount of time I spent on.

[ReadyOnDeck]

I'm unsure if I would ever want to compete. I'm 6'5 and I feel that bodybuilding is not a sport that rewards really tall people. But I have not completely ruled it out.

Haha! Absolutely!! I'm your height and if you wanna compete you gotta have a shit ton of mass. I find it to be much harder on the body and to compete bc of how much more weight is needed to stay "current"...

Maybe old school, but Greg Kovacs was a monster and I believe shorter. He was 4 bills.

[brock8282]

I'm unsure if I would ever want to compete. I'm 6'5 and I feel that bodybuilding is not a sport that rewards really tall people. But I have not completely ruled it out.

I feel for ya. I’ve been saying I’m 6’2 forever and just measured myself at the gym yesterday at a hair under 6’3”. It’s really hard to fill out a tall frame, but in person I think it’s a whole lot more impressive seeing a big tall guy then a big short guy. Jamie Johal is 6’5 or 6’6 and I believe he was 280 on stage when he turned pro but it’s rare to see someone with his symmetry at his height.

[Vision]

How long do you typically cruise for after a blast? I have seen some pros talk about 16-20 weeks blast followed by a 4-6 week cruise. I have also seen some reports of people just permablasting 500mgs test while adding or subtracting other compounds. Then theres the group of people that do time on=time off.

I always have a hard time coming off after a blast, and usually eager to get back on sooner than later. I always get blood work before going back on, and make sure everything is good. Also, not that it makes a huge difference but I don't take any harsh orals, and I stay away from Tren. I take a ton of health supplements year round, while doing cardio usually about 6 days a week for 30 minutes. I try to take care of myself the best I can.

there's so many protocols and ways guys run gear. what matters most is staying as healthy as you can be with it. Is staying on long blasts worth it even if markers appear to be reasonable?!?! its up to the users, there is no best way, aside from being as healthy as possible. what's it worth to the user in the end? when cruising for myself I preferred running test 14 weeks with the adding and subtracting of other compound.

[ReadyOnDeck]

there's so many protocols and ways guys run gear. what matters most is staying as healthy as you can be with it. Is staying on long blasts worth it even if markers appear to be reasonable?!?! its up to the users, there is no best way, aside from being as healthy as possible. what's it worth to the user in the end? when cruising for myself I preferred running test 14 weeks with the adding and subtracting of other compound.

Agreed.. And unfortunately (for me) DNA/Genetics play a ridiculous part