Connecting it with exercise is a good idea.
Gains are great, but people after 5-10 years of a proper bodybuilding regime might say “this is enough, i want to focus on other things”. After that period of time, they’ll almost hit their natty limit anyway.
The best part is, it’s scientifically proven that you’ll only need just a tiny fraction of your workout to maintain the gains.
So maybe the answer for maintaining the results is simply to run the sub at least twice every cycle.
This is a compelling theory. But i’m seeing it from muscle hypertrophy point of view, not strength or skill. A sub is closer to the latter, I’ll need to read more on the studies about this.
My run of DRR2 & Mogul has proven this theory’s viability. But i still need more data to say “yeah, this is the way”.
Maybe a good lifehack is to just dump every sub you want to maintain into a “maintenance custom” and run it 2 times a cycle as the third sub. That way the focus is still on the main stack, but the results from the ones we’ve used for years won’t decay.
Very tempting.
I’m gonna microloop LBFH next month in place of AC.
My experiment 2 years ago with mogul showed that its not enough to gain, but it should be enough to maintain.
LBFH is the only sub i’ve run for around a year that I don’t currently have in my stack.
This will give me more data to prove the maintenance theory.