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  • oscar Young

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    May 21, 2025 at 10:06 pm in reply to: Volume

    Jack have you watched the videos on how to set up PPL in the education section. If not I’d encourage you to that . You’ll get an answer and more

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  • oscar Young

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    May 20, 2025 at 6:58 pm in reply to: Oscar Young Bodybuilding Debut

    Push was a bloody go this afternoon… all lifts progressed .. on the smith I was so fired almost went from 127.5 to 140kg which would have been 3.5pps per side as the warm ups felt good . But I had to remind myself to stay disciplined and stick to progressing with biscuits.. which I did and matched the last rotation . If I took 3.5pps I would have skewed the progressive runaway ahead .. that’s where you are now forced to compromise quality as you are not ready for that load yet . There’s something about getting what’s yours to soon … it’s never good news ..

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  • oscar Young

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    May 20, 2025 at 6:54 pm in reply to: Narrow grip presses

    I agree with Rich on varying the tricep compounds and running a weighted dip on the other rotation to see how you get on.

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  • oscar Young

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    May 19, 2025 at 9:01 pm in reply to: New Training Setup

    This looks good sawyer …rep ranges are varied , volume looks good . Run it and let us know how you get on

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  • oscar Young

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    May 19, 2025 at 8:59 pm in reply to: Oscar Young Bodybuilding Debut

    PULL

    Today was a good day .. very grateful for the gift of life , good health and the ability to go into the gym and move my body the way I desire .
    I had a cracking session and I was stronger than the last rotation across all lifts and so for that I am grateful.
    One of my goals this rotation is to row 4 plates and I am confident I can achieve it .we are still 30k total away from that goal.

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  • oscar Young

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    May 19, 2025 at 8:36 pm in reply to: Oscar Young Bodybuilding Debut

    Hello, I would like to ask how I should structure my training schedule to improve my upper body, especially to develop more 3D shoulders and lats, in preparation for a Men’s Physique pro show in 6 months. I am considering designing my schedule as follows:

    Day 1: Chest and shoulders (with a focus on chest), plus 2 light leg exercises

    Day 2: Back and biceps, also including 2 leg exercises

    Day 3: Shoulders and triceps, combined with glutes and hamstrings

    Day 4: Rest day

    Day 5: Repeat the cycle, but without additional leg exercises

    This sounds good …another alternative is :

    Delts and chest

    Biceps & Delts

    Biceps and triceps

    Legs

    Back

    Chest, back and delts

    Biceps and triceps

    High frequency, super low volume

    [/quote]

    Hi, thanks for getting back to me, but with that workout schedule, does it mean I don’t have any rest days for recovery?[/quote]
    Well that’s just an alternative…itd be like 4 movements per session.. but yours is an alternative as well , so nothing wrong following that

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  • oscar Young

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    May 18, 2025 at 7:33 pm in reply to: Oscar Young Bodybuilding Debut

    Hello, I would like to ask how I should structure my training schedule to improve my upper body, especially to develop more 3D shoulders and lats, in preparation for a Men’s Physique pro show in 6 months. I am considering designing my schedule as follows:

    Day 1: Chest and shoulders (with a focus on chest), plus 2 light leg exercises

    Day 2: Back and biceps, also including 2 leg exercises

    Day 3: Shoulders and triceps, combined with glutes and hamstrings

    Day 4: Rest day

    Day 5: Repeat the cycle, but without additional leg exercises

    This sounds good …another alternative is :
    Delts and chest
    Biceps & Delts
    Biceps and triceps
    Legs
    Back
    Chest, back and delts
    Biceps and triceps

    High frequency, super low volume

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  • oscar Young

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    May 18, 2025 at 7:28 pm in reply to: Split Design / Overlap

    This looks decent ..have you tried running it yet ?

    Hopping into it Monday. I ran something very similar more PPL but had maybe 5 less bicep and 4-6 less quads. Figured throwing the quads and extra hams on certain days would work best[/quote]
    Ok run it this week and let’s see how you hold up recovery wise . If the volume is sweet then it’s game on 🚀

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  • oscar Young

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    May 17, 2025 at 7:58 pm in reply to: Oscar Young Bodybuilding Debut

    Upper
    A bit of work to start the day followed by an upper session . I had interrupted sleep last night which had me questioning my performance today but it was actually a success and I took progress across the session .

    Posted the session on instagram and I shared this caption here which might be helpful on here too hence sharing it .

    These are the variables that matter to me as far as training is concerned.

    1. Exercise selection: Am I picking movements that feel good for me? Movements that are challenging enough? A good mix of free weights and machines? Am I considering how movements impact each other in terms of how I have sequenced them?

    2. Volume: Am I doing enough work to stimulate growth, or am I doing more than I can recover from? Any less and there’s no stimulus; too much and I can’t recover.

    3. Exercise execution: Am I paying attention to setups on different machines and movements? Am I moving the loads with intent, being accurate with changes in direction, taking pauses where applicable, and taking eccentrics where necessary?

    4. Proximity to failure: Am I taking my sets all the way there? The majority of the population would benefit from training to failure.

    5. Effort: In the final analysis, this is really what matters. Am I applying honest and maximal effort in every rep, every set, and every session? I cannot stress how important this variable is and how most aren’t where they want to be due to a lack of honest, consistent, and progressive effort. We could always apply more effort.

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  • oscar Young

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    May 17, 2025 at 7:54 pm in reply to: Split Design / Overlap

    This looks decent ..have you tried running it yet ?

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  • oscar Young

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    May 15, 2025 at 9:20 pm in reply to: Fb x U/L

    I think you could but volume would have to be minimal to start with at that frequency. Mostly with pressing and any lower back loading

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  • oscar Young

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    May 15, 2025 at 9:18 pm in reply to: Oscar Young Bodybuilding Debut

    Legs today … a very good session, we added a split squat as frequency is down , that gave us scope to add one more movement. A front foot back foot elevated split squat. Felt a bit rusty but with a few more sessions we can clean it up .

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  • oscar Young

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    May 14, 2025 at 5:06 pm in reply to: Oscar Young Bodybuilding Debut

    REST DAY

    Absolutely battered today from the last two days of training . But I think it is more to do with sleep . It’s been sooo warm the past few days it’s been a mission for me … early one tonight … everything crossed

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  • oscar Young

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    May 14, 2025 at 5:02 pm in reply to: SLDL execution

    Hey Edwin ,
    I think that’s okay to be honest . A bit of rounding isn’t the end of the world . After all you are training erectors . Set your hips high , don’t drive them back and forth and pull away.

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  • oscar Young

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    May 13, 2025 at 9:30 pm in reply to: UPPER LOWER SPLIT – Volume question

    Alex have you watched the video on education section that Jordan did on upper/lower set up . It might help . There’s one on you tube too . Between the two all your questions will be answered and more

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