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14 May 2014 21:03 #168185 by Nate40
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Taking 60mg a day. I am taking support yes

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14 May 2014 21:06 #168187 by Rhino
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Look it's not ideal Bud but you'll be fine. Just keep an eye on things and if your piss starts changing towards the end just stop it.
Maybe look at taking some joint support aswel and omega 3 to help with your joints. Not everyone but some people have issues with joints on Var.

Go big or go home...
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14 May 2014 21:08 #168188 by Nate40
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I take some multivitamins and omega3 capsules as well.
Although I instantly noticed my piss getting darker the last two days.

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14 May 2014 21:11 #168190 by Rhino
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It's up to you Bud. But if it was my cycle I'd stop the Var and start it up 2 weeks before your bridge and run it for 9'weeks.

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14 May 2014 21:13 #168192 by Nate40
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Thanks Rhino. Let me sleep on it bud.
I appreciate all your help.

+1 to you bro.

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14 May 2014 21:15 #168193 by Rhino
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Good luck Bud.

Don't panic, if you decide to carry on you can always just stop early if it comes to it.

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14 May 2014 21:16 #168194 by Nate40
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That's good advice dude. Thanks again

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14 May 2014 21:50 #168197 by Oupa
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Spot on Rhino

@ Nate - The var will only give you visible results once your bodyfat is slightly lower. Keep your cycle exactly as is, but drop the var. Trust me you will not see the results from it. You will have good pumps & hardness but that's about it.

Lets keep the var when we decide to start dropping the extra bodyfat. As for now, keep putting on the size like you have been doing.

If you keep updating us, we can help customize your cycle for a better end result.
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15 May 2014 08:35 #168204 by Nate40
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Thanks Oupa,

I will take that advice and drop the var.
I do feel like i have a great pump going this morning and the veins are popping a bit. Which must be the var. I dig the look of it. And the var definitely helps with strength. But I will drop it if you think it is best.

Will I go back to it a week before bridge as Rhino suggested or should I drop it completely?

+1 Dankie Oupa.

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15 May 2014 08:51 #168207 by Oupa
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No we will go back top the var later in your cycle. We will also adjust your calories when we do.
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15 May 2014 08:56 #168210 by Nate40
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Thanks Oupa,

I am into my third month of the cycle though.
I went through my calendar and my last deca pin is June 6.

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15 May 2014 09:00 #168213 by Oupa
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When is your last test pin ?

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15 May 2014 09:05 #168217 by Nate40
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The same day Oupa - June 6

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15 May 2014 09:07 #168218 by ShaneV
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Nate40 wrote: I take some multivitamins and omega3 capsules as well.
Although I instantly noticed my piss getting darker the last two days.


That is apparently quite common with var. It does not necessarily spell kidney or liver problems. I read an article about it, but not sure who wrote it. Could have been Bill Roberts. Google it. I had the same thing on var.
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15 May 2014 09:15 #168222 by Oupa
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Nate40 wrote: The same day Oupa - June 6


If this was my cycle, i would run the test 2 weeks past my last deca pin. Once i dropped the deca, i will add the var and adjust my diet. 80mg ED for 6weeks is more than enough for a solid var bridge cycle.

As i said, its a suggestion and not a necessity
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15 May 2014 09:18 #168223 by Nate40
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I am listening carefully Oupa and appreciate this insight.

Forgot to mention details of my 54 day bridge starting on June7:
My last pin of Test Enanthate and Deca as mentioned is June 6.
For my bridge the plan was to inject 150mg of Test Prop EOD for first 40 days of bridge. And to continue with anavar, proviron, HCG and dostinex.

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15 May 2014 09:28 #168226 by Oupa
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Nate40 wrote: I am listening carefully Oupa and appreciate this insight.

Forgot to mention details of my 54 day bridge starting on June7:
My last pin of Test Enanthate and Deca as mentioned is June 6.
For my bridge the plan was to inject 150mg of Test Prop EOD for first 40 days of bridge. And to continue with anavar, proviron, HCG and dostinex.

Nate


Allow me some time to grind my teeth into this one B)
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15 May 2014 09:34 #168230 by Nate40
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Dankie Oupa

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15 May 2014 10:17 #168244 by Pyroclasm
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Big improvements on chest and arms. Legs and back?

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15 May 2014 13:54 #168265 by Nate40
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Thanks Pyro,

Will try get her to take one of my back and legs for you.
Back making progress. Legs very skinny but trying hard. Guess they dont know what I am trying to do after staying like twigs for the running.
The only areas that have really ached a bit have been my knees, but am taking care not to go too heavy in order to keep the right form and not hurt knees or back too much during squats.

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15 May 2014 14:03 #168268 by FIllet
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Pains on Deca, eish...

Ye Pyro's a leg man, I am more of a tits and ass kinda guy.

So you cant do deep squats?

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15 May 2014 14:05 #168270 by Nate40
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Haha Fillet.

I can do them and make i do them with right form, i just resist going to heavy with the squats.
Its by far the most difficult exercise for me. The pullup bar was easier

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15 May 2014 14:10 #168273 by FIllet
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You can keep the weights lighter and apply the total amount of time under pressure concept. That'll work to.

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15 May 2014 14:18 #168279 by FIllet
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This is what it is:

Time Under Tension is a training method growing in popularity among athletes and bodybuilders to increase muscle mass. The method can also be used to increase muscle strength and endurance.

As you may have guessed, what time under tension (TUT) actually involves is measuring the time a muscle is under tension. I know you're probably thinking; any workout has a muscle under tension for a certain amount of time, right?

Well, what the TUT method actually does is consciously define the 'set' of an exercise by the length of time to finish it, rather than by repetitions (but repetitions are still involved of course). So, the time it takes to complete the set is the amount of time that the muscle is "under tension." Using a stopwatch or counting "steamboats," you can measure the time of one repetition.

Usually TUT is measured with a 3-digit code, but can be better measured with a 4-digit code to maximize gains. For example, doing a "push exercise" like bench press, the TUT can be measured as 4012.

What this translates to is that it took 4 seconds for the eccentric part of the motion (bringing the weight down, lengthening the muscle), a 0-second pause at the bottom of the motion, then 1-second for the concentric part (pushing it up, shortening the muscle), followed by a 2-second pause at the top (focusing on tight contraction). For this rep, the time under tension is 7 seconds. In a set of 8 reps, the time under tension for the entire set would be 56 seconds.
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15 May 2014 14:22 #168281 by Nate40
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Wow dude you're an encyclopedia.
This is awesome advice. Going to look into it and give it a shot.
I would give you more karma right now but it won't let me. Damn the machine!

Thanks dude

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