u/lourenco501

Could going to the gym 6 times a week be affecting my performance?

So for the last few years I've been going to the gym 6 times a week, and I'm not really happy with the results, but I know my biggest problem is in the dieting department. Anyways in the summer there's weeks where I don't go to the gym because of holidays and such , and everytime I get back, those first workouts give me the greatest pumps and make me feel super bigger than I was before, now this could be phycological, but I was wondering if anyone has felt a benefit changing from 6 to 4 times a week. It also would free up some time for study's cause I got a lock in on that

Edit: I am currently on a cut: 125-150 g of chicken breast + 100-150g of pasta for lunch and dinner. 1 shake of water 1scoop of protein and creatine + 1 black coffee in the afternoon before gym. Also 1 fruit per meal, could be a banana, a peach etc. Now this ain't super strict, everytime I go hang out with my friends I don't follow this, so I'd say around 2-3 meals per week are not count properly. At the start I weighed 75Kg, currently around 69kg, lost a little bit of strength, which its probably because of my inconsistencies with the gym and diet during summer. Im 182cm tall. Been going to the gym for around 4-5 years. Split: Monday : chest and back Tuesday: arms and shoulders Wednesday: legs and abs Thursday: chest and triceps Friday : back and biceps Saturday: shoulders (Abs I hit once every 2 days) It's a weird split but since I like both Arnold and ppl this is what I came up with.

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u/lourenco501 — 2 days ago
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Was it just me or was today's hard quite tough?

Lately I have almost never taken more than 15 mins on a hard level but today I took around 30 mins. It was quite fun cause even though it was hard it was relatively small. Sometimes I skip the ones that are huge cause they don't seem fun, not sure if anyone else shares the same opinion.

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u/lourenco501 — 2 months ago