Let’s talk current training. For the past year or so, I’ve followed a typical bro split with good results. I put an emphasis on progressive overload and record most of my training. The progression could be in weight, in reps or the inclusion of certain intensifiers (drop sets, rest pause etc.). The split is as follows:
Sunday: legs
Monday: arms
Tuesday: shoulders
Wednesday: back
Thursday: chest
Friday: off
Saturday: off
I’d guess I do 5-7 exercises on each given day. 3-4 working sets per movement.
I should note I really enjoy training this way. I love the volume and pumps to follow. Is it the most optimal way to train? Maybe not (
@Live_Evil sigh of relief lol). But it’s important to enjoy what you’re doing (this goes for training and meals too) and to be consistent in your approach. After this show, I’d like to explore other training splits with my coach - I’m thinking PPLA or similar. The only reason we didn’t change it up yet is because 6 weeks out I’m not exactly setting PR’s in the gym so best to leave it as is and limit variables.
Cardio is currently set at 30min a day 7x/week. I’ll alternate between walking on a high incline treadmill or using the stationary bike.
I check in with my coach tomorrow morning. I sense a hard push coming to keep chipping away at remaining body fat but I’m definitely tighter than I was even from my check in pics above. Will keep you all posted!