If i can listen to 3 title stack aka:
Title 1+2: Monday
Rest Day: Tuesday
Title 3: Wednesday
And notice results does that mean im ready for a 3 core custom that i can listen every other day?
With 3 title stack i feel like the results are a bit less because im listening to each specfic title every 5 days compared to every other day which i notice gives me optimal results
There really isn’t a satisfactory answer we can give without knowing your stack, the results you’re seeing and how you’re taking action/reflecting. I’d say finish your cycle (with washout) then decide for yourself.
Okay. Were you running a three-title stack before? Are titles carrying over? Are three mutli-stage or artistian titles in your stack? We need more information.
Personally, I’ve seen great results running the same schedule.
Paragon,Spartan,R.I.C.H.
If im not getting recon with the 3 title stack schedule would that be a good sign to try a 3 core custom ?
Why are you jumping to make a 3 core custom? You could make one with just 2 and have the other title on the side which would still be within recommendations (and easier IMO). To me, Spartan and Paragon make sense in a custom, whereas RICH doesn’t seem too cohesive with it (unless you want to make money in a way that’s relates to the other two).
They don’t recommend 3 core customs in the same way they don’t recommend listening to 3 titles in a day, so if you really wanted to get exposure to all of them and didn’t care about recommendations, you might as well just listen to them without the custom and just follow the original microloop pattern. Denser customs anecdotally take people longer to see results on, so you might see a temporary decline in the results you’re already getting. Not to mention you’d be spending additional money just to run the titles you already own.
Just my POV though. It’s not like people don’t see success on 3 core customs.
Im already using microloops the idea is that custom cores are smaller than store titles so may be possible to handle instead of the 3 title pattern
My results are better when i listen to a title everyother day compared to every 5 days
You’re free to try it out and see if it works for you. I just personally would rather run the three separately than try to make a cohesive custom out of them.
Just do what I’m doing in a similar situation to yours: make 2 customs with 2 cores each and see how you react.
This is a really good question, and deserves clarification!
First, please read the updated recommendations. There is no recommendation that I know of that says to run a custom every day. Remember the importance of rest and processing time.
Three titles may not translate into a three core custom. A custom should be focused for better or faster results. Your stack that you are presenting is on three different topics: health, fitness, and wealth. This might make for slower results if these three different cores were to be put into a custom.
Also “am I ready for 3 cores in a custom” may depend on what are those 3 cores. How dense is each core? Are the cores regarding the same theme (such as health)?
For example, making a custom with NREE, RICH, and NWE might be viable as a three core custom. However Khan st1, Alchemist st1, and Khan Black st1 in a custom would likely cause overload. Although they all are focused on a healing type of theme, they are likely going to be a lot to process.
I meant every other day facepalm lol
No worries. Thank you for clarifying! No one wants you to overload and get headaches.
There is nothing magical about 3 cores.
A better question is if your ready for the specific cores you want to use.
To answer this.
Run a three title stack with the three cores you wish to use.
Then you’ll know.
If you do well on the stack, you’ll do well with the cores in a custom.
Or you can just build it and try.
Your ability to handle a dense custom has way more to do with what’s in it, then any special number of cores of modules.
Less is easier, true, but it’s the content more than the amount of content that matters.
Have you considered this because new titles are much denser and feature rich? Some will take a lot longer to process.