Need Opinion 1st Cycle

[Sappers_LTW]

Im running my 1st cycle in 10 years. Last time, I ran anything I was still in the military but Ive lost my way a little and gained 70 pounds since I retired and I need to get back. Stats are: 36 y/o 5-7 240 lbs 19%bf. This is what Im planning to run:

Test E - 500mg/wk 12 weeks
DBol - 30mg/Day Weeks 1-7
Tren A - 50mg/wk Weeks 7-12
Arimidex -.5mg/EOD 12 weeks

 

[Northern Nutrition]

Based on your history and numbers, Im guessing your BF is higher than 19%. I would work hard at reducing it before you begin. This will reduce the possibilities of unwanted sides and prepare your body (build a solid foundation) for AAS use.

Welcome, and thank you for your service.

 

[Sappers_LTW]

Trust me, I was surprised to see 19% myself but I just had it done about 3 weeks ago at school. Taking a PFT course and the did all of our Body fat tests.

 

[Northern Nutrition]

Ok cool. What measurement device did you use?

 

[Sappers_LTW]

Used the caliper and a 3 side measurement (chest, abdomen, thigh) which I know its not the most accurate but close.

 

[Northern Nutrition]

I would wait until youre BF is a bit lower. Up to you though.

 

[Northern Nutrition]

Where do you feel you are according to this chart? Do you feel you have less BF than the man with 20%BF?

http://www.builtlean.com/2012/09/24/body-fat-percentage-men-women/

 

[Sappers_LTW]

Wow, thats a nice way to look at it. I look exactly like the dude with 25%. I really dont look as chubby as my numbers would suggest because I have continued to play baseball competitevely and I joined an Olympic Weighlifting Gym here so I stayed somewhat active. How low do you think I should get before I do it then?

 

[Northern Nutrition]

I thought so.

I would try to reduce your BF to around 15%. Estrogen is stored in body fat and the higher your BF the higher risk you are to experiencing unwanted E2 sides. Conversely, the lower your BF the less likelihood of sides creeping up or getting out of control.

 

[Sappers_LTW]

Ok man, thanks for the info, I appreciate it.