It’s crazy how were this far along and people can’t spot lifters who use “help”
You have to take what posters in TLR say with a grain of salt. A lot of the fitness advice that is given here is laughablecof
That's me in September 2020 at around 83KG.
I'm bigger and more rounded now around 88-90KG.
I think you brehs need to put up some receipts.
No doubt. That said I’ve seen plenty of PTs who let there clients have shyt form. Overall kind of depends on what the client wants but I wouldn’t waste $ going from a zero start to a PT. That PT is going to blow your session on cardio, stretching and light lifting.That's usually how I feel about it too but there are a lot of people people who never played sports in highschool and thus never got coached in the weight room.
Like breh in this thread. He had only been working out for 2 days and fukked his shyt up trying to do weighted pullups with a 45 lb plate
https://www.thecoli.com/threads/second-week-in-the-gym-now-i’m-in-the-hospital.851902/
Yep, and like dude said a lot of this stuff is on YouTube. When I got started lifting I was a sponge to all the free knowledge you can get on there. Workouts, meals, and anything else that's out there for free.A lot of PTs ain’t worth the spend. Definitely not initially.
Yep. Get your own base of knowledge and execution and know what you really want to achieve then get a good PT.;Yep, and like dude said a lot of this stuff is on YouTube. When I got started lifting I was a sponge to all the free knowledge you can get on there. Workouts, meals, and anything else that's out there for free.
And that's pretty much all there is to itwork + long bulk then cut + genetics + gear
the first 2 will get anyone an excellent physique. The latter two are what separate excellent from incredible type physique. You won’t look like him but you will be the best you that you can be
I left “hard” out of work because it’s really not hard man. Folks over complicate and overhype the difficulty of getting in good visual shape in order to sell you shyt. I also don’t consider shyt like preworkout, creatine etc as gear, only actual drugs. Only 2 things really matter in my experience
1) Consistency
2) Calories in and Calories out. Eat more to bulk, eat less to cut
I eat whatever the hell I want really but I make sure I’m hitting the gym hard (heavy weight) 3x a week, and then 2 lightweight active rest days (nothing heavier than 35lb dumbbells).
if you got time to play COD, or watch full nba games you got time to get in shape.
Breh I run 5km/3.1miles EVERY morning on a fast. My time ranges from 20-22minutes, then continue to do another chilled 5km/3mile run under 25 min.
Other days it's sprints.
This is all before I even go to the gym, where I'll still do some row machine and stationary bike.
All in the name of Cardio.
I can't imagine anyone saying this stuff is easy. I'd love to see some pics.
I currently weight 90KG/198lbs.
Bulky and muscular, if I didn't do all that Cardio, I wouldn't be able to have a somewhat visible 6pack.
Fax.
Truth is the vast majority of human beings don't have a good physique at all. If it were easy, everyone would.
The picture in the OP is a top top level body composition. Most people in this thread are not that lean.
Even for someone like me, who has been lifting for a looooong time and has competed, i'm not currently as lean as that picture, and I workout/cardio 10x a week.
Nothing easy about attaining a top level physique.
Steroids...I already posted about topics like this. Your body is only good at one or the other; burning fat, and or gaining mass. It doesn't do both at a fast rate. That's where anabolics step in. They allow you to lose the weight, and gain muscle faster. Essentially; you don't get a six pack and get big...you get it naturally by being very shredded and skinny (caloric deficit). If you see anyone with mass and a six pack, they're juicing....yes your favorite Hollywood actor juices.