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Looking to lean bulk
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Looking to lean bulk

Looking to lean bulk from here, what can I improve? What should I focus on? Appreciate honest opinions

u/HuckleberrySweet9870 — 4 days ago
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End of week 15 update

25, 5’8”, starting weight 170, current weight maybe 155?

First 6-8 weeks I ate approx 1600-1800 cals. Now I just eat whatever I want (I’m a full time grad student so I don’t currently have the will to cal count tbh). Vegetarian btw.

Side comment: not counting calories has been so mentally good for me. I think about food way less and I don’t obsess over it.

I lift 2x a week, run 3x a week. I am really looking to build more glute muscle. I do rdls, squats, leg press, hip abduction, lunges. Any advice?

u/TopDog3791 — 6 days ago
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(F20) Your girl just hit 80kg bodyweight, super happy. Had the craziest pump too!

u/Wellafit — 6 days ago
▲ 260 r/fit

Physique check 40F, how am I doing

Whatever this shape is, was by accident. It could happen to you too

u/Destined-Name-5890 — 6 days ago
▲ 149 r/fit

Nothing like making time for yourself with a good workout 🙏💯

I work mostly nights 🤣 so my workout schedule is just whenever I can fit it in at this point

u/Somewhere_SheExists — 6 days ago
▲ 90 r/fit

Training on vacation

How do you mange your trainings while in vacation? Im only afraid of the DoMS once I return to my routine so just came here while visiting Rome

u/Andrearouge42 — 6 days ago
▲ 156 r/fit

5'3.5'', 98lb

Help! I’d love advice on a home workout routine that strengthens my core and improves ab definition without access to a gym. I’m an ex-rhythmic gymnast and still stretch at home occasionally (splits, back stretches, etc.), but I don’t currently focus much on core exercises.

I’m quite busy and rarely have a consistent time to work out, so I’d prefer a flexible routine I can do whenever I have free time. I currently stretch around 1–3 times a week and go for longer walks or jogs around 1–2 times a week when I can. I average about 7,000 steps a day.

I eat a varied diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables, prefer chicken, fish and prawns over red meat, and definitely have a big sweet tooth—I have dessert after dinner every night and sometimes after lunch too.

I’d appreciate a realistic, sustainable routine that complements my existing activity and flexibility training, that I can do at home. Thanks!!

u/Suspicious_Dirt2514 — 14 days ago
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HELP ME FIX MY MUSCULAR IMBALANCES!!

Literally my right side of my body on basically every movement takes over and it’s starting to get really frustrating. I want to progress on my compound lifts but my right side is doing the most and i don’t know what to do to balance it out quickly. I’m starting to do more unilateral exercises starting with the weaker side but I really don’t think it’s helping.

Before you call me a gooner this happens with lower and upper body and it’s genuinely driving me insane

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u/CriticalDriver8 — 11 days ago
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Shoulder and arm day paying off

Getting a bit leaner and being consistent with 1.5 days a week of shoulder and arms (one week once, second week twice) is starting to pay off

u/wifeysgotawagon — 14 days ago