reality check

Hi All.
        I am going to hit 60 next year and had some thoughts about maybe competing for the first time in an over 60's category as a natural. this will give me a goal and a purpose to my training. Here is the dilema. had my test levels checked recently and came back at 13nmol which as you guys know ain't that good. cant self administer TRT cos then i wont be able to compete.
with all that in mind am I realy going to make any significant size gains over the coming year ( assuming diet and training regime is good) or should i focus my diet and training more towards conditioning and refinement. not sure that, given my age and low test, bulking up to gain strength and then size will work other than putting on weight that I have then got to lose.
I guess the question is, should i avoid the bulking, keep diet clean and rep range in the 8- 12 range.
any help would be much appreciated.
ta

thegrimreaper
A test level of 13 at age 60 is actually pretty decent

More than decent, you'll find a lot of guys with that much testosterone at half that age.
 
Just because the range goes up to like 30 everyone always assumes that's where they should be. The truth is 30 is like 5% of the population, the genetically gifted guys and even those only when they're at their prime.

Thanks for the replies guys. not realy a question about wether my test levels or low or not though.
Just wondering how to structure my training to maximum effect taking age and everything into consideration.
In reality am i likely to make any  significant  size gains ? If so do i focus on that, or should I focus on what I have and pay attention to conditioning and refinement. The training and diet regime for gaining mass is way different to the regime for conditioning and refinement. The rep range is different and so is the carb/ protein / fat ratios.
just wondering which would be the best approach, don't want to get 8 months down the road to find I got it wrong.
ta