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First of all the gym is not cope it can help a lot but it still depends on your genetics we are getting the most out of our genetics here so don’t put higher expectations

For the training part focus on high frequency which means train the same muscles repeatedly through the week FB EOD seems to be the best training split for now also train with high intensity and low volume and pick your exercises properly tbh don’t go out there doing dumb shit. I’ll make another guide on the exercises.
Moving on to the dieting part which we all already know gains are made in the kitchen don’t ever dirty bulk if you’re skinny or crash diet if you’re fat a moderate calorie surplus or deficit should do the job as for the macros
Protein: 1.6–2.2 g per kg bodyweight (0.7–1 g per lb) builds & maintains muscle while cutting fat.Fats: 0.7–1 g per kg bodyweight (0.3–0.4 g per lb) enough for hormones, Carbs: Fill the rest of your calories after protein & fats main driver of training performance, glycogen fullness = looking bigger & leaner.
Now moving on to sleep really important part of building muscles tbh you should aim at sleeping more than 8 hours or at least 6. One or two bad sleep days won’t ruin everything so dw.
Last part is don’t skip LEG DAY

For the training part focus on high frequency which means train the same muscles repeatedly through the week FB EOD seems to be the best training split for now also train with high intensity and low volume and pick your exercises properly tbh don’t go out there doing dumb shit. I’ll make another guide on the exercises.
Moving on to the dieting part which we all already know gains are made in the kitchen don’t ever dirty bulk if you’re skinny or crash diet if you’re fat a moderate calorie surplus or deficit should do the job as for the macros
Protein: 1.6–2.2 g per kg bodyweight (0.7–1 g per lb) builds & maintains muscle while cutting fat.Fats: 0.7–1 g per kg bodyweight (0.3–0.4 g per lb) enough for hormones, Carbs: Fill the rest of your calories after protein & fats main driver of training performance, glycogen fullness = looking bigger & leaner.
Now moving on to sleep really important part of building muscles tbh you should aim at sleeping more than 8 hours or at least 6. One or two bad sleep days won’t ruin everything so dw.
Last part is don’t skip LEG DAY
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