Thanks for info!
Yes,this would be my first cycle,as i said before ive been working out for close to 7 years now..and ive allways had a fascination for steroids..spending hours hours and hours reading info and how the compounds works in the body etc..
But never taking the actual step and using them myself..
First define what you mean by recovery. For me, as a strength athelete, recovery means being able to lift more weight and be free of injuries.
If I am doing olympic lifts, I am doing parts of the olympic lifts every time I go into the gym. I also have a complete record of all my workouts for the last year. I can see that heavy snatches take 2-3 weeks to fully recover, and heavy deads from a competition can take me up to 12 weeks to get back to where I was(this is without steroids)
I am a beginner, only doing my second cycle of test at 450mg a week. All of my lifts are easier, so my weights are going up faster. I am gaining strength and muscle, and everything is hardening up. I am still a fat ass compared to anyone else on this board, but I don't really care about having my abs show. I want a double body deadlift, and a 400lb clean and jerk.
You are going to recover as fast or as slow as you recover, the point is to figure it out for yourself instead of trying to find a system to tell you how many body parts to do.
swimmers swim almost every day in elite levels, and some bodybuilders can probably work out almost everyday. I am friends with an elite lifter, and she goes to bed at 9, sometimes as early at 8pm.
You can work out as much as you want, but the things that get in the way are the amount of recovery, food, and rest that are required.
again, please realize I am a total n00b,