Bulk to cut transition

[Snapcity1990]

24
5'11
195lbs
10% bf

Here is my question. What is the best way to transition from a bulk to cut on aas? Do you do a bulking cycle, pct, take a month or two break, and THEN start a cutting cycle? I know this is prolly standard procedure but I can't help but think that you lose alot of gains that way. I'm entering my first bb competition in may 2014 and I want to be in the best shape possible. I want to bulk up for 8 months and cut for 4. I was thinking of running this:

Bulk cycle would start in july 2013

Week 1-16 test e 500mg ew
Week 1-6 dbol 50mg ed
Week 10-16 tbol 50 mg ed
Week 17-25 test e 250mg ew
Week 26-42 test p 100mg eod
Week 26-32 win 50mg Ed
Week 32-42 mast prop 200mg eod

How does this look? I'm keeping all doses moderate. Would this bulk/cruise/cut cycle help retain the most from my bulk? I realize this is a really long cycle but I recover very quickly from aas with minimal pct. of course I would run an extensive pct with this since I would be on for soo long. Any advice is appreciated

How do u guys do it?

 

[Snapcity1990]

O I forgot to advertise n2bm and mrsupps products. No wonder I didn't have any replies...

 

[YoungNatural]

O I forgot to advertise n2bm and mrsupps products. No wonder I didn't have any replies...

Lmao

 

[Idobehigh]

Hope you have an ai for on cycle plus on cycle support

 

[Jbranken]

O I forgot to advertise n2bm and mrsupps products. No wonder I didn't have any replies...

Coming from mr. clueless who is running a 42 week cycle... You're so awesome

 

[Idobehigh]

He wants hrt at 24 bro lmao

 

[NegroPops]

this is what you call blasting and cruising for the most part.

 

[Snapcity1990]

Do u think it would be too hard to recover from something like this? I don't want to be on hrt forever. I just don't want to lose any size from the bulk

 

[NegroPops]

the longer you are on, the longer you are shutdown.. the harder it is to recover. will it be too hard? i honestly do not know.

I do know that building the body you want, whether you are using gear or doing things natural, takes time, dedication, and patience. slow and steady wins the raise.

 

[NegroPops]

the longer you are on, the longer you are shutdown.. the harder it is to recover. will it be too hard? i honestly do not know.

I do know that building the body you want, whether you are using gear or doing things natural, takes time, dedication, and patience. slow and steady wins the raise.