Workout on cycle

[MadeInDixie]

Right now I do a push/pull legs routine. I am about to go on cycle, nothing extreme, and my question is; Would it be ok to continue the routine or since I'll be able to train longer and heavier do I need to swap to a body part a day. I'm just looking to be able to get the most out of my cycle. Thank you.

 

[BRICKS]

Why do you think you need to change your program if you're on cycle or not?

 

[snake]

Dance with the girl you came with.

 

[Elivo]

Dance with the girl you came with.

Unless she’s like really ugly then change up.

in other words if you got a good routine going stick with it. No reason to change up cause of gear.

 

[MadeInDixie]

My reasoning was 2 fold.
1. A change up in routine would shock the muscles and stimulate growth.
2. Focusing on one part a day would let me train harder and have more rest and help bulk.
I was just seeing if anyone had done this before and what the outcome was.

 

[BRICKS]

My reasoning was 2 fold.
1. A change up in routine would shock the muscles and stimulate growth.
2. Focusing on one part a day would let me train harder and have more rest and help bulk.
I was just seeing if anyone had done this before and what the outcome was.

1) please Google up the physiology of muscle growth.

2) just no

 

[PFM]

When the gear kicks your training is going to change. I'd point my concern towards eating enough, never missing a meal and getting solid sleep.

 

[gymrat827]

i would just add sets/intensity

If you are growing well on protocol X, no need to switch just because some tes.

 

[Seeker]

that would depend on whether you are cycling on and off vs blasting and cruising. years ago when I was cycling there was no way I was able to train with the same intensity on vs off. And back in those days we didn't pct. And speaking of pct, I'd actually like to hear from someone who does pct if they in fact do train the same, or even can.

 

[Seeker]

as I've said on here before and my dear old friend Charles Glass once told me many years ago is that the main condition while training on AAS is to increase intensity. To actually provoke the catabolic process in which AAS is most active. We are specifically talking about training here. That's the topic of the thread and that's my take.

 

[BRICKS]

I train no differently but I do drop the weights about 10% when I go back to TRT, then slowly bring them back up to my next starting point. If you try to maintain the same training weight on trt dose test vs. a test/tren blast, well I found out, no bueno. But that aside training is no different.

 

[Elivo]

My reasoning was 2 fold.
1. A change up in routine would shock the muscles and stimulate growth.
2. Focusing on one part a day would let me train harder and have more rest and help bulk.
I was just seeing if anyone had done this before and what the outcome was.

Dont let zilla see you talking about doing a "bro split" Just keep doing what youre doing and like the guys said, up your intensity. Your recovery will improve on cycle so why not hit the muscles multiple times a week.

 

[MadeInDixie]

I will be blasting and cruising. Thank you everyone for the guidance. I workout before work at 4 in the morning and have to be at work at 6. I'm just gonna get there a little earlier when the intensity ramps up.