Mid-cycle cutter?

[Izzman]

I was recently toying with the idea of turning my test cycle into a cutter to lean and harden up while still on for I have an additional 5-6 weeks left (500mg/week plus 20mg of dbol weeks 7-12). I am 207 now (from 187) and was wondering whether I should just finish it as a bulk or run a cutter with that I have left then run my next cycle as a lean mass cycle. Good idea? Should I just finish it as a bulk then plan another cycle as a cutter for spring?

 

[concordsize]

Just finish the cycle you are on and bridge with 200mg test ew for several weeks then hit a cutter bro. This way you will maintain your gains and may actually build alittle.

 

[Clean]

finish the bulk, no need to rush things. Concentrate on one thing at a time.

 

[JuicePimp]

Just finish the cycle you are on and bridge with 200mg test ew for several weeks then hit a cutter bro. This way you will maintain your gains and may actually build alittle.

What he said. I like the 200mg test bridge.

 

[psychedout]

What he said. I like the 200mg test bridge.

I don't. When your off, you should be off.

Bridging is a word people use when they don't like to come off.

IMO, the only ones who should consider bridges are competitors.

And 200mg is one hell of a bridge. Thats what I call a light cycle, not a bridge.

Might sound like a flame, but its just my opinion -- and I'm sure a lot of people would agree with me here.

Izzman -- to answer your question -- I don't like to follow up a bulker with an immediate cutter. Heres a thread that may interest you.

http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=284325

 

[concordsize]

yes you have a valid point!! But when out bro here looses his hard earned gains and decides to cut what the hell is he going to cut!!! He started at 187 lets say after 8 weeks of being off he keeps 10lbs. Now he is at 197# that is not a good weight to start cutting at unless you are 5'6. IMO

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[psychedout]

Why would he suddenly loose all of his gains?? With proper pct and eating habits you should keep 100% of your muscle gains.

He could even gain a few more pounds while waiting for his cutting cycle to begin.

The time will help him keep all the mass he aquired -- it takes time for the body to adjust to new mass.

Bottom line is casual bbers need time off after cycles -- for the sake of your health and gains.

 

[concordsize]

That is like me saying: "Well if your 5'6 and weigh 170lbs and you do 2 cycles a year and gain 10lbs each time then in 2 1/2 years you will have the same amount of muscle as Dexter Jackson".... It wont happen, If it were that easy everyone would look like monsters after several cycles and good eating habbits.

I am not going to argue about this but I will say that you are right about casual bbers comming off and staying off for a while, but I myself think that If you are going to put a pin in your ass thenyou are not that casual.

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[psychedout]

That is like me saying: "Well if your 5'6 and weigh 170lbs and you do 2 cycles a year and gain 10lbs each time then in 2 1/2 years you will have the same amount of muscle as Dexter Jackson".... It wont happen, If it were that easy everyone would look like monsters after several cycles and good eating habbits.

I am not going to argue about this but I will say that you are right about casual bbers comming off and staying off for a while, but I myself think that If you are going to put a pin in your ass thenyou are not that casual.

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When did I say that he could gain 10lbs each cycle and keep all of it, all of the time? Never. It's not possible.

BUT, I doubt Izzman is above his genetic potential, therefore when he comes of he will keep all of his gains with proper pct/training/eating. (He may even keep gaining after)

Obviously you can't look like dexter jackson with casual cycling -- in order to be pro, you can't ever come off juice.

IMO bbers can be divided into 2 categories:

1)Casual bbers -- these are people that don't want to look like Ronnie Coleman. They want an asthetically pleasing physique with a fair amount of lean mass -- and this is definetly attainable with casual cycling.

2)Serious/competitive bbers -- these are people who want to juice year round because they want to step on stage, and become cyborg's -- they are willing to take everystep necesary to insure success.

So IMO there is such a thing as being a casual AAS user.

 

[Slyder190]

Just finish the cycle you are on and bridge with 200mg test ew for several weeks then hit a cutter bro. This way you will maintain your gains and may actually build alittle.

Bridge? What kinf of advice is that? Who let you on Juice pimp in anyway? there's no need for 95% of the guys on this board to bridge. Why stay on and shut yourself off for that long if you're not gonna compete at all? Some guys do anyway, not worth it to me though. I'm not the juice guru, but it's this kinf od advice thrown around so casually that puts people at risk to bad things to their bodies.

 

[concordsize]

Fellas fuck I agree with you. I was just making a statements so this dude would not get mad when he looses some of his gains.

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[Izzman]

I don't. When your off, you should be off.

Bridging is a word people use when they don't like to come off.

IMO, the only ones who should consider bridges are competitors.

And 200mg is one hell of a bridge. Thats what I call a light cycle, not a bridge.

Might sound like a flame, but its just my opinion -- and I'm sure a lot of people would agree with me here.

Izzman -- to answer your question -- I don't like to follow up a bulker with an immediate cutter. Heres a thread that may interest you.

http://boards.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=284325

Thanks for the advice bros....I will in fact wait this one out and finish it. I am definitely in no position to bridge anyhow as I have been possibly shutdown for around 3 months now and by the time January comes around it will be around 16 weeks! I will end my current cyce in January (hopefully) then do PCT and maintain till feb/march then run a spring cutter cycle (to keep mass of course).