Been working out pretty moderately hard for about a year. Need something diffefent so here I am. Todays workout is pushing myself to a 1000 pushups. No I dont normally do this. However i feel i have hit a wall as for physique. So I feel a "super shock" is necessary.
Around 5 meals a day. In the area of 3500 calories total. Fairly clean with the occasional sugar sweet.
1 rep maxes
260 bench
400lb deadlift
350lb squat- prior hernia repair still has my head twisted. I'll get thru jt eventually. Current weight 198. Arms 15.5inches waist 34 and I forget chest size.
Ask me anything I'm going to be stuck home awile ...
Welcome to the den bro.
I just happen to have some time to ask questions
If you feel you are at a standstill, you have come to the right place. It looks like you've got a decent base to work off of. Our diet determines what we look like. You can be in a gym for years and see the same people year after year working their asses off but never really making any significant changes. Hell, I was one of those people.
The difference, diet.
You don't have to answer some of these if you don't want to, you can PM if you like. These questions will help to determine the best way for you to approach this and to see what level you are at. In bodybuilding, steroids are used quite frequently. I ran cycles when I was younger and now I stay on as my test levels have lowered enough to medically stay on. Have you run any cycles? It's cool if you have or haven't. Just getting a feel for you.
As far as diet, if you feel you have hit a wall, I'm guessing your not gaining right now. If you are gaining weight but not muscle, you may need to up your protein. If you aren't gaining any weight, you may need to up your cals. This is providing your training is in check.
What are your goals here? Gain and build muscle or tone up and look hard?
How do you track your cals? You have to always make sure you hit the mark.
How much protein do you take in every day?
Do you know how many cals you burn? It can make a big difference if you burn a lot. Just depends on your activity.
How does your training look?
How many days per week?
Training style? Light/Heavy/Mix/In between It doesn't matter as long as you are tearing your muscles down properly.