musclehead123
01-10-2009, 01:29 PM
I started thinking about time on should equal time off and with the shorter esters you'd need less time off in comparision to the longer esters. So which cycle would be better for recovery and gains? Below I'll list two cycles, but first lets make some assumptions: 1: both npp and prop take two weeks to get to full effect or to "kick in". 2: test E take 4 weeks to take full effect and deca takes 5 weeks. 3: both cycles would be the same dosages mg for mg for the weight of the hormones. 4: Theres no bloat from anything. 5: Diet, training, and rest are all in check.
cycle 1: suspension/prop/npp
week 1-2: test suspension
week 1-9: test prop
week 1-8: npp
cycle 2: test e/deca
week 1-14 test E
week 1-12 deca
now in cycle 1 we have test at full stength right from day one because of the suspension and we have test p going all the way to week 9. But in cycle 2 the test E kicks in at week 4 and is active till about week 16. So in cycle 1 we have 9 active weeks of test, and cycle 2 we have 12 active weeks but we are shutdown for additional 7 weeks compared to cycle 1. Same principle goes for deca.
So is it just more convenient to use the longer esters compared to the shorter ones? Does one yield more results than the other?
cycle 1: suspension/prop/npp
week 1-2: test suspension
week 1-9: test prop
week 1-8: npp
cycle 2: test e/deca
week 1-14 test E
week 1-12 deca
now in cycle 1 we have test at full stength right from day one because of the suspension and we have test p going all the way to week 9. But in cycle 2 the test E kicks in at week 4 and is active till about week 16. So in cycle 1 we have 9 active weeks of test, and cycle 2 we have 12 active weeks but we are shutdown for additional 7 weeks compared to cycle 1. Same principle goes for deca.
So is it just more convenient to use the longer esters compared to the shorter ones? Does one yield more results than the other?