Want to be a freak

[Slowww]

Anyone else thinking this set of goals doesn't align well with having a newborn child?

Tbh i competed in PL with a newborn, and I made fine gains, then switched to body building and was able to keep up the diet, training etc and it’s been going very well since my wife and I had our first kid. It did take a lot of early early mornings and extremely tired nights. bulking can be tough because food, cooking and gym take longer, the stronger and bigger you get, but you also have a lot of down time to eat because the baby is very inactive and has to sleep a lot. You are going to have to work with your partner and be very flexible about meal timings and when you go to the gym, and your schedule basically will revolve around your baby and wife’s needs. It 100% can be done, but really you can basically forget about a social life/other hobbies if you’re serious about it. What my wife and I did was find a time when our newborn would be asleep and probably be sleeping for 1-2 hours and then go to the closest gym available.
It’s not easy though, you have to really want it, or else it’s probably too much trouble to remain consistent

Oh hasn’t been here since February. Maybe it wasn’t possible for OP mb

 

[phenominal34]

I'm just gonna comment and give you the truth. Your title of "want to be a freak" is gonna be a long road. You're 6'4" 202 lbs, and only taking 300mg test. You look like someone who hasn't hit the gym in a while. Not being rude but you look like an average size man for your height. Why not 500mg test?
It's very possible for you to get to 225 with enough calories (nutrient dense) and proper training. Your progression pics tell me you are avoiding the basic core exercises... bench, squats, and deadlifts. I never did deadlifts but you gotta find something to replace it. Your lower belly is the give away.
A basic program of push/pull with one day being chest, shoulders, and triceps. The second day being back, and arms, then a leg day. Calves can be trained multiple days a week.
You will not hit the freak mark unless you can handle the drugs, proper training, and the amount of food needed. Then plan on at least 5-7 years at that. Unless you're a super responder.
235-240 lbs will not put you in the freak zone at your height. I'm 5'9" and hit 257 13-15% bf and I was no where near the freak zone.
Also, you're not at the level needed to train 6 days a week. Recovery is critical. You should be starting off at training the push/pull every other day. Once you figure out how your body best responds go from there.
You need to be realistic with your goals
You are NOT gonna be able to do any type of serious competition anytime soon. You have a long way to go and you are starting gear with ZERO base.

How long ago was it that you hit 257 lbs at 13% bf ? Any full body pics without face of course ?