Here are my recommandations about training
1-2 (in some cases 3) exercises for each muscles per session
2-3.5 times a week frequency
Rep range between 4 and 10 (for example 5-8)
4-12 sets per muscle per week
High intensity (RIR 0-2), failure with partials are not recommended
2-4 minutes of rest between sets (doesn’t really matter just don’t drop too high on performance on next sets)
Avoid redundancy or adapts it with your volume, for example flat bench / pec fly / dumbbell bench / chest press / smith flat bench are all the same movements so avoid doing them in the same session
Stop doing shitty splits and chose one between full body, upper lower, anterior posterior, push pull leg, torso limbs… or just combines them (push pull legs upper lower 5 days a week split)
Do stable variants of exercises if you have the choice and if you prefer them
Don’t forget enjoyment >>
I do think training is a really big part of muscles gains and diet is semi overrated
I may be wrong about some things so correct me
1-2 (in some cases 3) exercises for each muscles per session
2-3.5 times a week frequency
Rep range between 4 and 10 (for example 5-8)
4-12 sets per muscle per week
High intensity (RIR 0-2), failure with partials are not recommended
2-4 minutes of rest between sets (doesn’t really matter just don’t drop too high on performance on next sets)
Avoid redundancy or adapts it with your volume, for example flat bench / pec fly / dumbbell bench / chest press / smith flat bench are all the same movements so avoid doing them in the same session
Stop doing shitty splits and chose one between full body, upper lower, anterior posterior, push pull leg, torso limbs… or just combines them (push pull legs upper lower 5 days a week split)
Do stable variants of exercises if you have the choice and if you prefer them
Don’t forget enjoyment >>
I do think training is a really big part of muscles gains and diet is semi overrated
I may be wrong about some things so correct me