Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I was thinking about front loading some testosterone. I want to do 600 mg a week as a front load then drop to 300 mg after four weeks. I basically just want it in my system faster and I want to do a 12-week cycle. Do you think this would be a good idea for a first cycle? I'm 25 years old and I've been training hard for the past three years. I'm 6'4" and 185 lbs. and I want to put on more size.
Front loading testosterone on my next cycle
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this is a strange idea - no one front loads test - best to start low then take it higher as you assess your tolerance, E2 sides etc, need for AI
no need to front load bro old info
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Not the best idea bro no need to front load test will activate very quickly
25 years old have you done bloods and checked your levels and do you have a protocol to get your levels back up and your system working again after the 12 weeks assuming you may want to have kids one day probably spend some time working on this rather than front loading
25 years old have you done bloods and checked your levels and do you have a protocol to get your levels back up and your system working again after the 12 weeks assuming you may want to have kids one day probably spend some time working on this rather than front loading
It wont get in quicker just cos it's more
Absolutely no need to front load the testosterone, bro.
If your foundations are where they need to be, meaning nutrition is properly structured around your goals, training is hard with controlled intensity and close proximity to failure, and sleep and recovery are handled, then let the test be the icing on the cake.
More test isn't automatically better, and getting to a higher dose faster isn't going to make muscle tissue grow faster. Building quality tissue takes time.
If it was me, I wouldn't even be looking at 600 mg yet because I doubt you actually need it. It sounds like you've picked an arbitrary number and decided that's where you need to get to, rather than increasing your total milligram load based on an actual need for progression.
What's the rest of the plan here? What's nutrition and training looking like? Have you considered e2 management and how you personally aromatise? Where are your blood pressure and health markers sitting?
Because if none of that has been established and the plan is simply to jump straight to 600 mg and front load it, you're basically shooting from the hip.
