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Well at least there is some context here to work with. It appears your main focus is BJJ and everything else is just an accessory to that.Lol you have a career as a writer for a hood novela in your future.
Once again, I think everyone is missing out on what I'm saying in this thread. I'm not flabby our out of shape. In fact, I was pretty muscular up top a few years ago. Back when I was, I didn't track so maybe that why I got on the fatter side. That and a combination of probably drinking and not doing any cardio. I certainly don't have suboptimal genetics as I am pretty strong, just working on my lower body now which I never did so it's a new process.
The only reason I started lower body is because in physical rehab for my knee they said to strengthen my whole leg to support the knee cartilage and to give me more boost in BJJ.
The work ethnic thing sounds cute but I'm 30, commute into the office 4x a week, do BJJ for 1 hour and 30 minutes, weight train 2x a week and basketball 1x a week so once again bs.
I'll go by yall game plan and start tracking and look up more quad exercises and maybe do a morning lift session If I do bjj at night.
So time for the bad news. You'r not going to get near the objectives you set out (bigger quads and definition).... The reason: you don't train enough. What you want to achieve are bodybuilding goals and require a good amount of frequency a week. There is a huge misnomer out there and I hinted to it when I joked about the general public thinking lifting weights is "easy". Just as you practice amd train in BJJ with a plan towards fighting in local contests or even as simple as working on new skills, it takes dedicated training towards that task. Bodybuilding is the same (it is literally in the name). Your goals are bodybuilding goals. Unfortunately it comes down to choosing what your current priorities are....If you want to get jooicy big boy quads that burst out the short shorts that these gen-z'ers be rockin.... then you will have to prioritize hard gym work (min 4 times a week). It also requires planning. That includes training and diet because what you are attempting to do is "build" your body.
Again if your priority is not that and you want to stick with BJJ that is fine. Your decisions are not terminal amd can always be adjusted. I do still suggest learning about how to optimize your diet and weight training protocols because that will have benefits for your BJJ and overall health.