Depends what kind of martial arts you're talking about for starters. If you mean serious MMA training twice a day then you would run an 8 week short ester cycle with compounds that actually made sense with your training.
A Test E and Anavar cycle makes no sense for a fighter, in my opinion. I'd want to use compounds that improved my strength and work capacity tremendously. And I'd want to use short esters to prevent bloating, maintain my weight class, avoid drug tests if necessary and to be able to drop or substitute compounds in a time efficient manner.
If you're doing martial arts recreationally for an hour or two after work a couple days a week, you could run test at a low dose (400-500mg/week) to prevent muscle loss and keep strength levels up while not training.
If you're not training with weights however, you can't expect to maintain your raw strength without compounds designed for strength. Your max bench and squat will go down, but if you're training on the mat everyday, your sport specific strength will increase. Obviously being big and muscular is an advantage in anything (I still laugh at people who think highly muscular baseball players are hindered by their mass - Barry Bonds .609 OBP in 2004 says otherwise). But it's tough to have it all in the fight game due to the intensity of the actual training - it is probably the most catabolic training you can do. So when we see guys like Brock or Alistair (when they weren't testing him) you recognize that everything is dialed in and balanced perfectly - diet, sparring, weight training, endurance training, drugs, recovery, coaching, genetics - everything perfectly planned and executed to create human beings like that. They're works of art.
So yeah, it depends what you wanna do, brother. Ditch the Anavar if you're fighting. It's for the beach or for girls. 
