Dad bod to not so dad bod!!
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Still lots of work to be done but some slight improvement4 -
Today’s workout
Deadlift x3
Shoulder press x3
Chin up x3
Noting that as getting stronger my hunger levels have shot up!0 -
Nice job brotha!
Im a new dad and finding time is definitely rough, but if its important enough, youll make it happen. Keep on lifting and remember that nutrition is more than 1/2 the battle 😁2 -
gregoryrosen wrote: »Nice job brotha!
Im a new dad and finding time is definitely rough, but if its important enough, youll make it happen. Keep on lifting and remember that nutrition is more than 1/2 the battle 😁
Cheers pal 👍0 -
Planning on going to gym straight from my night shift tonight will be a challenge!0
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This morning workout straight after 12 hour night shift 😬
Deadlift x3
Incline bench x3
Row x30 -
Today’s workout
Squat x3
Overhead press x3
Chin up x30 -
Today workout
Squat x3
Overhead press x3
Chin up x31 -
No training for over a week now lost motivation but we start again tomorrow2
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Today’s workout
Deadlift x3
Bench x3
Row x3
Curl x31 -
Nice one.
How are you choosing your workout? Is it based on a program or just what you feel like doing for the day?
Is your strength improving?1 -
Nice one.
How are you choosing your workout? Is it based on a program or just what you feel like doing for the day?
Is your strength improving?
My workout program is from the beyond brawn book. It’s basically mostly compond movements with the aim to progressively overload in reps and weight to build strength and hopefully some muscle 🙏0 -
Has anyone on here done a CrossFit workout? I’m interested in giving it a go seems to be expensive though!0
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Today’s workout
Squat x3
Bench x3
Pull down x3
Tricep extension x31 -
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Today’s workout
Squat x3
Bench x3
Lat raise x3
Row x3
Did some cardio after as looking to get fitter. Was nice to get a little sweat going0 -
First workout in a while due to working extra shifts.
Squat x3
Incline bench x3
Row x3
Shoulder press x3
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Workout
Chin up x3
Shoulder press x3
Deadlift x3
Quick workout before night shift1 -
Today’s workout
Shoulder press x3
Chin up x3
Squat x31 -
Today’s workout
Bench x3
Row x3
Deadlift x3
Curl x3
Strength going up 😀0 -
Today’s workout
Squat x3
Incline bench x3
Row x3
Shoulder press x3
10 mins cardio post workout
Still got a dadbod 😂1 -
Squat x3
Bench x3
Pull ups x3
Shoulder press x3
Bosh job done 😀0 -
Any advice on what to do regarding my physique? I know I have fat to lose but don’t feel I have much muscle to do that and will look even smaller and weaker. I’m not that bothered about a six pack just want to be bit leaner and actually look like I lift weights 😩0 -
assuming your posts here accurately reflect your training, you’re not training with nearly enough frequency to see any appreciable results.
https://www.barbellmedicine.com/blog/the-beginner-prescription/
or maybe crossfit4 -
assuming your posts here accurately reflect your training, you’re not training with nearly enough frequency to see any appreciable results.
https://www.barbellmedicine.com/blog/the-beginner-prescription/
or maybe crossfit
I can only train twice per week due to my shifts at work and having kids to look after unfortunately. Can low reps like 3x5 build muscle as I’m wanting to build strength too?0 -
3x5 doesn’t really tell much. What exercises? What intensity? Twice a week is going to be difficult to achieve your goal. Thrice full body squat press pull at appropriate volume intensity and exercise selection may work better…2
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Hi Matthew,
(Been a while, I got myself locked out of my account)
One thing I’ve learned is that even with 4x training per week, progress is quite slow (at least for me). In a full bulk and cut cycle of about 4 months, I gained something like 3-4lbs of muscle. Not a great deal and it’s pretty hard to tell the difference in photos. The most obvious markers of progress for me have been waist measurement (around naval) and body fat percentage measured with callipers. At higher body fat levels I’d imagine you’d probably struggle to see any difference at all.
I’ve made a lot of very visible progress since my start point of October last year but that is almost exclusively down to losing weight.
I think if you want to see progress then you may want to shed some of the body fat. At least then you might be able to see the muscle you build. I know you’re reluctant. The only thing I’ll add is that a smaller waist and not-so-much-smaller chest can give you stronger looking proportions.4 -
Hi Matthew,
(Been a while, I got myself locked out of my account)
One thing I’ve learned is that even with 4x training per week, progress is quite slow (at least for me). In a full bulk and cut cycle of about 4 months, I gained something like 3-4lbs of muscle. Not a great deal and it’s pretty hard to tell the difference in photos. The most obvious markers of progress for me have been waist measurement (around naval) and body fat percentage measured with callipers. At higher body fat levels I’d imagine you’d probably struggle to see any difference at all.
I’ve made a lot of very visible progress since my start point of October last year but that is almost exclusively down to losing weight.
I think if you want to see progress then you may want to shed some of the body fat. At least then you might be able to see the muscle you build. I know you’re reluctant. The only thing I’ll add is that a smaller waist and not-so-much-smaller chest can give you stronger looking proportions.
Hi mate, yes seeing little difference is annoying. I’m going to start a slight calorie deficit and increase cardio whilst trying to get stronger and hopefully see some changes, not looking to get really lean just in better condition physique wise0 -
Are you continuing to make progress on your lifts?0
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