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Originally Posted by 69oxo
I'm 18 years old and have been working out for about a year now and i have just recently started a cycle of tren extreme (19-nor tren). I plan on running it for 8 weeks with a final dosage of 35 mg 4 times daily (4th or 5th week will be 4 caps). I have been taking the tren with omegas.
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Well, the problem with tren products is the greater majority are inaccurately labeled - either way, this seems like a large dose for a novice with this compound. I would probably be inclined to agree with the masses here.
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I am taking plenty of protein with 4-5 solid meals not including shakes, daily. I want my arms to get alot bigger so i might keep them at low reps as for the rest of my body i am pretty big and will probably switch to higher reps closer to the second half of the cycle. I plan on playing rugby again next year so im working out legs hard and running on the weekends.
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The success of your quoted rep scheme likely depends on your personal workout history. The principle of overload may be what merits being tweaked and provided volume is kept at bay to some level (in other words, keep the number of sets down) as you increase the weight.
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For some reason i can preacher curl 110 lbs for bis and skull crush 110 lbs fairly easily but my arms seem to only get cut not get much larger ( i may have done too many drop sets for arms, suggestions?)
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Well, first a preacher curl is NOT a primary move for "biceps" but the "brachioradialis" based on physiological movements. But still, there seems to be more inherently wrong here. Keep in mind that your parenthetical statement may be very well accurate as biceps and triceps are likely some of the smallest muscle bellies in the body (perhaps unfortuantely so, I know).
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My main objective is to gain arm size so how many times weekly, reps, change of routine advice etc would be great. I also wanted to know what would make the tren run more effectively, such as when to take it and what to stack it with in the second half of the cycle to maintain gains. Also im holding off on thistle till im on the nolva because it may deactivate some of the tren ( i picked up a liver support with out thistle in it). I would also like your view on weight gainers vs meals. ie for breakfast or missed meals (as far as size gains go long as the caloric intake is correct).
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Medical Muscle - my consultation company recommends changing routines every 4 weeks (but you'll hear many variations on this theme). Heck I have some people changing things more frequently as well - it really depends on what you are asking for in full.
Nolva may very well kill your subsequent gains, so I wouldn't appreciate exotic gains while using this item.
Weight Gainers are glorified protein powders + cheap carbohydrate fillers (not kidding - carbs are cheap - hence why companies put them in; any company that has a pure weight gainer powder does it for the money alone, I assure you). Then to top it off, they'll ask you to take 4-6 scoops. Ummmm, correct me if I'm wrong, but 4-6 scoops of any protein powder yields 400-600 calories. Jesus! Get a regular protein powder and add your own carbs - it will save you many, many dollars.
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I am currently 215 lbs with about 20-24% bf. I plan on dropping a little bf and gain muscle to stay about the same weight.
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A goal shared by many. A general recomp may be your best bet here in that case.
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For the first 4 weeks I will be bulking so 6 reps for arms and 6-8 reps for the rest of the body, with about 2-4 mins between sets (week 5-8, 8-12 reps)
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Ok, this info is only pertinent with the number of sets which looking ahead is by far too many.
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Mon- Shoulders & traps
1. Military dumbell (4 sets)
2. Barbell Front raises (4 sets)
3. upright rows (4 sets)
4. Lateral raises (4sets)
5. Behind the neck barbell press (3 sets)
6. Bent over raises (3 sets)
7. Shrugs (6 sets)
Tues- Bis & Tris
1. Standing barbell curls (4 sets)
2. Sitting preachers closed grip (3sets)
3. Sitting preachers barbell wide grip (3 sets)
4. 45 degree curls (3 sets)
5. Closed grip bench press (4 sets)
6. Weighted Dips (3 sets)
7. Skull crushers (4 sets)
8. Pull downs (4 sets)
9. Kickbacks (burnout)
10. Cable curls (burnout/negative)
Wed- Legs & Abs
Bike as cardio for warmup (5 mins)
1. Squats (3 sets)
2. Leg press, lunges as drop sets (3sets)
3. Leg extensions, lunges as drop sets (3 sets)
4. Ab machines (6-8 sets)
5. Leg lifts (3 sets)
6. Medicine ball decline (3 sets)
7. Cardio (20 mins)
Thurs- Back & traps
1. Dead lifts (3 sets)
2. Dumbell rows (3 sets)
3. Row Machine (3 sets)
4. Pull downs (3 sets)
5. Pull downs behind neck (3 sets)
6. bent over rows (3 sets)
7. Back extensions (3 sets)
8. Cables for delts (3 sets)
Fri- Chest
1. Barbell Bench (3 sets)
2. Incline dumbell press (3 sets)
3. Dumbell press (3 sets)
4. Decline dumbell press (3 sets)
5. Cable curls (3 sets)
6. lower chest cable curls (3 sets)
sat, sun - cardio and rest
I don't necessarily think i can heal on this workout without the tren so my schedule may look different after the cycle, if anyone has any input it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
Also during my PCT (Nolva) i would like to know an effective routine.
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Holy Volume Batman!
Even on an oral C17-alkylated cycle, it may not offer enough recovery prowess with this volume in many areas for true unadulterated "mass."
Sat and Sun - Cardio and Rest...hmmmm, make up your mind - you're either doing "cardio" or "rest" but doing cardio doesn't equate with rest. Take a day or three off!

Seriously. Forget the cardio for now. During your season, your incorporation "may" be wise, but now with an impending "size" goal. Dump it!
IF you opt to continue with Nolva - 20mg is the MAX you'd want to include.
A reverse ramp with an AI may be your best mode of attack here.
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