It's them buns of steel that weigh so much. I was just curious mostly on how many days a week you lift, what sort of split you typically incorporate, and what rep range you typically use.
I've just settled back from 5 days a week, to 4. But I've upped the volume considerably.
Before I switched (this was prob 2 weeks ago) I was doing:
Pull Upper
Legs
OFF
Push Upper
Legs
Pull Upper
OFF
**Legs ALWAYS get worked twice a week, and so does either push OR pull (it alternates every week).. I use 4-6 (usually the latter) sets on my core exercises (skwats, bench, lat pull down/bent over row) I DO NOT deadlift frequently do to the limit it would put on frequency because of the lower back. Then just supplement exercises as I feel needed.
This is where wants come in.. When I 'wanted' big arms I blitzed the tri's and bi's, with 5-6 sets and isometric holds after failure, until failure (no typo). Those have helped me blast through walls like no other, and will swear by them. Same thing with traps, and now im on calves (since few of us are blessed like evo
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(for anyone else reading this, bc evo already knows, my main focus is size. strength is secondary. and if your diet is off, or your calories are low, or if you're not sleeping enough, or other imperfections, YOU WILL OVERTRAIN ON THIS PROGRAM)