Cruising Question

[VP3]

I am coming to the end of a 12-week cycle of just test-c. I am currently pinning 500 mg/wk. If I wanted to cruise for the next 12 weeks what dose would be recommended?
I've done multiple cycles and always went straight into a 4-week clomid pct two weeks after the last pin.
I am healthy, 40 years old, 5'9" and 205 pounds.

 

[suppsforlife]

if you start cruising, you're likely going to cruise for the rest of your life, so think if you're ready for this commitment. many start cruising because their natural T levels are lower, or because they do not do very well during PCT.
anyway, to answer your question, the T dosage during the cruise depends on how your body deals with it. I mean, the point of cruising is to keep T levels within range (upper limit). some people only need 50-100mg/week to keep T levels in this range (usually 800-1000 ng/dL), while others need 150-200 mg/week. you need to find your own best.

 

[CeasarIM]

if you start cruising, you're likely going to cruise for the rest of your life, so think if you're ready for this commitment. many start cruising because their natural T levels are lower, or because they do not do very well during PCT.
anyway, to answer your question, the T dosage during the cruise depends on how your body deals with it. I mean, the point of cruising is to keep T levels within range (upper limit). some people only need 50-100mg/week to keep T levels in this range (usually 800-1000 ng/dL), while others need 150-200 mg/week. you need to find your own best.

I totally agree with that statement . You're still at that age where I think you should come off and do a pct. Personally My last big blast was when i was 43 . I ran big doses of tren ,deca ,eq and test . Im talking doing 2 pins of 3cc each pin of gear . I thought I was screwed afterwards but ran a pct for a bit and after a few mos my test levels were at 630 naturally . Wait until you're in your 50s before you do a constant cruise . But the best way to see is get your blood work done after about 4- 6 weeks of pct . If you are in low 200s then you might need to get on a permanent HRT

 

[VP3]

if you start cruising, you're likely going to cruise for the rest of your life, so think if you're ready for this commitment. many start cruising because their natural T levels are lower, or because they do not do very well during PCT.
anyway, to answer your question, the T dosage during the cruise depends on how your body deals with it. I mean, the point of cruising is to keep T levels within range (upper limit). some people only need 50-100mg/week to keep T levels in this range (usually 800-1000 ng/dL), while others need 150-200 mg/week. you need to find your own best.

Thank you for that. I did not consider the long-term commitment. Maybe I just run my PCT instead as my T levels do return to normal and PCT has worked for me.

 

[VP3]

I totally agree with that statement . You're still at that age where I think you should come off and do a pct. Personally My last big blast was when i was 43 . I ran big doses of tren ,deca ,eq and test . Im talking doing 2 pins of 3cc each pin of gear . I thought I was screwed afterwards but ran a pct for a bit and after a few mos my test levels were at 630 naturally . Wait until you're in your 50s before you do a constant cruise . But the best way to see is get your blood work done after about 4- 6 weeks of pct . If you are in low 200s then you might need to get on a permanent HRT

Thank you brother for the guidance. I will do just that.