You have a bodybuilder's physique. What does your training look like?
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Jordan - How did you attain that physique?
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I train 4 days per week with mostly compound lifts and do 1-2 days of pure GPP work per week. I don't really have a set training template that I use year round and my training has evolved over the years.
Right now, my training looks like this:
Day 1
SSB squat w belt 8 @ RPE 7-8 x 3 sets
High Incline bench x 8 @ 8 x 3 sets
DB Press x 15 @ 9, 2 back off sets of 15
Day 2
2" deficit DL x 8 @ 7-8 x 3 sets
Touch and go bench x 8 @ 8 x 3 sets
Split squats x 12 x 3 sets
Day 3
Low incline bench x 10 @ 8 x 3 sets
Belt Squat x 10 @ 8 x 3
DB Flat bench x 15 @ 9, 2 back off sets of 15
Day 4
RDL x 10 @ 7-8 x 3 sets
Swiss bar x 12 @ 9 x 3 sets
Box step ups x 12 @ 7-8 x 3 sets
This is a hypertrophy-focused block that I'll have been on for ~4 weeks before pivoting back to my more typical strength work.Barbell Medicine "With you from bench to bedside"
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Awesome! I'm doing a lot more sets than you, but at lower weights. I will be stepping it up.
I don't know if this is appropriate to ask, but are you on TRT, given that you are over 30? I would like to look like you without the aid of TRT, but don't know if that's possible.Comment
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That is generally physiologic, rather than a pathologic situation needing treatment.
The overwhelming majority of people do not need testosterone replacement therapy, because they do not meet clinical diagnostic criteria for hypogonadism -- and this is a good thing.
Of course, this doesn't stop lots of people (including some less-than-intelligent people in the strength training community) for using it / recommending it inappropriately. Being over 30 does not make you "old", and does not mean you need testosterone unless there are suggestive signs/symptoms and a laboratory evaluation consistent with the diagnosis of hypogonadism (i.e., not just a T level "lower than you want it to be").
We recommend you train hard and consistently for the next 15 years, and you'll just have to see where you end up. You'll probably get much further than you expect.👍 3Comment
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I like this response Austin. Since we are taking about current training, are you doing your own programming Austin? Based on your logs, looks like you do comp lifts Mon and Tues and variants Thurs and Fri with bench thrown in there 2-3 days a week. But how are you determining your waves of volume/intensity?👍 1Comment
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I saw the video of Jordan at the Strongman competition. I thought he was built more like an athlete than a bodybuilder. That said he doesn't carry a lot of extra fat so I could see why bodybuilder would cross somebody's mind. I think bodybuilders have an exaggerated look that looks a bit unnatural. Jordan just looked like an athlete, if you said he was a safety in the NFL based off his look I could believe it.👍 1Comment
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What does your GPP day look like Jordan FeigenbaumBarbell Medicine "With you from bench to bedside"
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