25/04/2019
Transformation -July 2016 to April 2019 -
Current physique update, from skinny, enjoying life as young 18-year old partying regularly to a better approach to training,
I started logging my workouts which is a huge benefit to know how your progressing week to week, I also track food which is easy through my fitness pal& steps on my Fitbit.
I started to create a good habit with my food/steps/training otherwise I'll binge and eat everything, so staying on track and maintaining some satiety(foods I enjoy) that are not high in calories so my bulking phase doesn't become a fatty phase I like to maintain some abs throughout the year.
I need to make sure im eating enough food that allows me to train 5 days a week. If I can't recover properly then I won't progress my lifts to build muscle tissue.
Tracking can solve 90% of your worries, you have actual numbers to measure and see how everything has been going for you in your last month of training, taking before and after photos can be done weekly or monthly.
Not only do I log training numbers, several actually, many hours sleep I got, stress levels, recovery in muscle soreness, hunger levels, mood. Other health markers are blood pressure, body fat and blood work.
Do you need to track to see progress? No, but would you just spend all your money in one night without knowing how much you're able to afford before your broke, No so why just guess be sure and work your ass off and beat your log book. When you know how to progressively overload with good tension on your target muscle group with the time you will see progress unless you don't care about form and using loads of momentum.
Could you have built more with taking time to learn the correct technique while trying to control any and add methods like paused reps and adding negative reps which is all done with no sloppy reps and momentum of you will immediately find am exercise hard try adding methods to
I'm currently training upper, lower, push, pull, legs program following all rep ranges, taking 2 days rest of weights, third If I need to. recover from my previous session whether it's from poor sleep which I only have 5-6hours a night poor to my standards. @ Raw Gyms