6/6 Max AMPS 320 +3 304 +5 151 +7 78+8 68 +9 67 PMPS 78

Max & Lori

Max & Lori

Member Since 2021
Would you take the reduction @Wendy&Neko @FrostD ? His reductions are at 70. He tested positive for IAA just a little while ago and he was just above the cut off for that. He is almost 34 weeks post SRT. I know that before you told me to watch that carefully now. I'm so glad he got to green, I'm almost afraid to take it, but I'm afraid not to take it too. Eesh. I feel like he will bounce tonight. He has been recently. What to do, just go ahead and go back to 7.5 or wait???
 
Hmm. Well if you're following what you said you'd do then yes :p

He's been seeing really good numbers lately, and pretty consistently. I don't get the sense of a fast downward trend like we sometimes see with IAA or SRT. So in this case, if it were me I'd hold (and a note explaining the decision in remarks column).

Now if he gets to 60-ish then yes I'd probably take a 0.25U reduction, not 0.5U.
 
FrostD said:
Hmm. Well if you're following what you said you'd do then yes :p

He's been seeing really good numbers lately, and pretty consistently. I don't get the sense of a fast downward trend like we sometimes see with IAA or SRT. So in this case, if it were me I'd hold (and a note explaining the decision in remarks column).

Now if he gets to 60-ish then yes I'd probably take a 0.25U reduction, not 0.5U.
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Okay. That’s kinda what I thought. I definitely want to keep good numbers for him. Thanks!
 
The rule of thumb you can follow is to use the higher reduction point when reductions are coming fast and furious, and lower it back to normal when they are periodic reductions. With SRT/acro/IAA you might get occasional reductions due to fluctuations, but the higher reduction point gives you extra safety when they are screaming down the dosing ladder. Reductions once a week or more often means more caution.
 
PMPS 78. Well that's scary. Not used to seeing that. This is my lowest pre-shot number so far. :nailbiting:
 
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