Approved Log HEY RAGE this side, the dark side feels BRIGHT

Optimise Hydration And Sleep for this week(2 week) progressive overload .
 

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Macros and calories of this bulk.
was on 3300 cals last week, bumped the cals to 3600 and the macros are below.
Training hard, but breaking down due to lack of sleep because of work also my bad back had an disc herniation 7 years ago l4 snd l5-s1 so it’s ****ing me up and stopping me from progressing
 

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Macros and calories of this bulk.
was on 3300 cals last week, bumped the cals to 3600 and the macros are below.
Training hard, but breaking down due to lack of sleep because of work also my bad back had an disc herniation 7 years ago l4 snd l5-s1 so it’s ****ing me up and stopping me from progressing
Sleep issues will block your recovery & progress. I would look into fixing that brother. And with the back issues I'd stop loading movements that flare it up. You can swap heavy axial loading for belt squats, hack squats, split squats, machines. Look at building legs without compressing the spine.
 
Sleep issues will block your recovery & progress. I would look into fixing that brother. And with the back issues I'd stop loading movements that flare it up. You can swap heavy axial loading for belt squats, hack squats, split squats, machines. Look at building legs without compressing the spine.
Yes bro thats the goal
 
Alright, so we are month into the boat. Now I put on 3 kg and I’m still significantly lean that is the goal to put on quality tissue one month into NPP. No prolactin side-effects. using P5P not caber. Only side-effect is the mental as it’s 19- nor so, can’t blame it. Still on 3600 cal, macros 500 g of carbs, 230 g of protein and 56 g of fats, so we keeping the fat slow as when the fat is too much. It does deposited in the tissue . @gearmaniac101 never fails to deliver. I usually get bad post pin on NPP, but with the gear, he provides. I’ve never had that issue. Obviously, the best in the business.
 
Current condition, 1 month into the gaining phase. Holding at 79kilos fasting, and current split goes as follows:
DAY 1 - PUSH (Chest / Shoulders /Triceps)

Barbell Bench Press

4 sets x 6-8 reps

Week 1: 4×6



Week 2: 4x7-8 or add weight

Week 3: Same weight, last set rest-pause



Incline Dumbbell Press

3x8-10

Progress: +1 rep per set weekly



Seated Dumbbell Shoulder Press

3x8-10

Progress: Add weight in week 2



Cable Fly

3×12-15

Week 3: Drop set last set



Lateral Raises

4x12-15

Week 3: Drop set last set



Skull Crushers

3x8-10

Progress: Add weight week 2



Rope Pushdowns

2x12-15 slow control



DAY 2 - PULL (Back / Biceps)

Deadlift

3x5

Week 2: +5 kg

Week 3: Same weight, perfect form



Pull-ups / Lat Pulldown

4×8-10

Progress: Add reps then weight



Barbell Row

3×8-10

Week 2: +2.5 kg



Seated Cable Row

3×10-12

Week 3: Drop set



EZ-Bar Curl

3×8-10

Week 2: Add weight



Incline DB Curl

2x10-12

Week 3: Slow negatives



DAY 3 - LEGS (Quad Focus)

Back Squat

4×6-8

Week 1: 4×6

Week 2: 4x7 or add weight

Week 3: Same weight, last set rest-pause



Leg Press

4x10-12

Week 2: Add 1 plate total



Walking Lunges

3×12 steps each leg

Week 2: Heavier dumbbells



Leg Extension

3x12-15

Week 3: Rest-pause



Standing Calf Raise

4×12-15

Progress: Add reps weekly



DAY 4 - PUSH (Hypertrophy)

Smith Incline Press

4×10-12

Progress: Add reps weekly



Machine Chest Press

3×12 slow tempo



Shoulder

3x10

Week 2: Add weight



Cable Lateral Raise

4x15

Week 3: Drop set



Overhead Cable Triceps Extension

3×12-15



Dips

2 sets Bodyweight To Failure



DAY 5 - PULL (Thickness)

T-Bar Row

4×8-10

Week 2: Add weight



Wide Grip Pulldown

3x10-12



Single Arm DB Row

3x10 each side



Face Pull

3x15



Hammer Curl

3×10-12



Cable Curl

2x15 slow



DAY 6 - LEGS (Posterior Chain)

Romanian Deadlift

4×8-10

Week 2: Add weight



Hack Squat

4×10-12



Lying Ham Curl

3x12-15



Seated Ham Curl

2×15

Week 3: Drop set



Seated Calf Raise

4×15
 

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Leg day yesterday. Hamstrings were the mission.

Started with lying curls just to get them firing. Took my time on the negatives and actually let the weight stretch me instead of cutting it short. By the second set they were already switched on.

Moved into RDLs. Didn’t go stupid heavy. Focus was pushing the hips back and sitting into that stretch. When the bar passes the knees and the hammies are fully loaded, that’s the money. Held that bottom position for a split second instead of bouncing it. Every rep felt controlled. No ego, just tension.

Seated curls after that were brutal. Because you’re already in hip flexion, the stretch hits differently. Slowed everything down and squeezed hard at the top. Hamstrings were cramping between sets, good sign.

Calves were the same story. Deep stretch at the bottom, pause, then controlled drive up. Not rushing reps anymore.

Finished with abductors just to get some side glute work in. Slow out, slow back. Actually felt them instead of just moving the stack.

Big thing lately running intra during workouts. Carbs + electrolytes. Energy stays stable and the pump is way better, especially on leg days. I’m not fading halfway through RDLs anymore and contractions feel stronger toward the end of the session.

Overall reminder:
The stretch is everything.
If you’re not feeling the muscle, you’re just moving weight. Gear by the goat @gearmaniac101
 
Leg day yesterday. Hamstrings were the mission.

Started with lying curls just to get them firing. Took my time on the negatives and actually let the weight stretch me instead of cutting it short. By the second set they were already switched on.

Moved into RDLs. Didn’t go stupid heavy. Focus was pushing the hips back and sitting into that stretch. When the bar passes the knees and the hammies are fully loaded, that’s the money. Held that bottom position for a split second instead of bouncing it. Every rep felt controlled. No ego, just tension.

Seated curls after that were brutal. Because you’re already in hip flexion, the stretch hits differently. Slowed everything down and squeezed hard at the top. Hamstrings were cramping between sets, good sign.

Calves were the same story. Deep stretch at the bottom, pause, then controlled drive up. Not rushing reps anymore.

Finished with abductors just to get some side glute work in. Slow out, slow back. Actually felt them instead of just moving the stack.

Big thing lately running intra during workouts. Carbs + electrolytes. Energy stays stable and the pump is way better, especially on leg days. I’m not fading halfway through RDLs anymore and contractions feel stronger toward the end of the session.

Overall reminder:
The stretch is everything.
If you’re not feeling the muscle, you’re just moving weight. Gear by the goat @gearmaniac101
Sound like you had big session there. Nice 💪
 
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