My Training Log.
Hey everyone
welcome to my first vlog!
Let’s get to know me a bit.
I’m 41 years old, 176 cm tall, and around 87 kg.
Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia
— half Polish
, half Mauritian
.
I work in construction, and I’ve been training for about 16 years — not professionally, just enough to keep a smile on my face and fill out a few T-shirts
.
⸻
How I Got Here
A big shout-out to my mate @Allupfromhere for giving me the push to start this.
Here’s my story.
I’ve always been pretty active — athletics as a kid, played all sorts of sports, trained Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for about six years, and spent plenty of time moving iron in the gym.
But on September 3rd, 2020 at 5:30 AM, everything changed.
I woke up drenched in sweat, went to grab a drink, and suddenly felt this crushing pain in my chest — a heart attack.
I collapsed, broke my nose and front teeth, and woke up about ten minutes later, face-down in a pool of blood, gasping for air and realising… I was about to die.
This was during Covid, and I was living alone.
The hardest fight of my life was the five-metre crawl I made to reach my phone — something no one will ever truly understand.
(Still kinda proud of that one though — felt like a sick cunt saving my own life
).
Anyway, I made the call, got help, and I’m still here — still smelling the roses
.
(That was literally the first thing I did after leaving hospital — stopped to smell the roses. Simple things mean everything now.)
It wasn’t easy. I went through depression, but five years on, I’m a happier, fitter version of myself
.
⸻
Why It Happened
Well, genetics didn’t do me many favours.
My mum has heart disease, my dad’s got high cholesterol… and I was lucky enough to get both their bloodlines
.
I’m on a few heart meds for life, according to my cardiologist.
But my blood work has been solid — so for the last three years, I’ve been running:
• Test Cypionate: 0.3 ml every 3 days
• CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin: Monday to Friday
⸻
My Current Training Split
• Monday: Lower Body Power
• Tuesday: Upper Body Power
• Wednesday: Sprint Training
• Thursday: Lower Hypertrophy
• Friday: Upper Hypertrophy
• Saturday: Sprints or HIIT
• Sunday: Rest
I train before work — every session starts at 4:00 AM. No excuses.
⸻
Nutrition
My diet’s pretty clean. I calorie-count and stay around 2200 – 2400 calories most of the time.
If I’m hungry, I eat more. If not, I don’t force it. Simple as that.
⸻
What’s Next
Heading into summer this year, I’ve got the green light to step things up a bit.
So here’s what I’ll be adding to my current TRT cycle (pending my cardiologist’s approval):
• Retatrutide: 1 ml – Monday & Thursday
• MOTS-C: 1 ml – Every day (Mon–Sun)
• IGF-1 LR3: 100 mcg – Monday to Friday
• Masteron: 0.3 ml daily (with my Test Cypionate)
⸻
And that’s it from me for now — time to send it
Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you in the next one.
Hey everyone
Let’s get to know me a bit.
I’m 41 years old, 176 cm tall, and around 87 kg.
Born and raised in Melbourne, Australia
I work in construction, and I’ve been training for about 16 years — not professionally, just enough to keep a smile on my face and fill out a few T-shirts
⸻
How I Got Here
A big shout-out to my mate @Allupfromhere for giving me the push to start this.
Here’s my story.
I’ve always been pretty active — athletics as a kid, played all sorts of sports, trained Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu for about six years, and spent plenty of time moving iron in the gym.
But on September 3rd, 2020 at 5:30 AM, everything changed.
I woke up drenched in sweat, went to grab a drink, and suddenly felt this crushing pain in my chest — a heart attack.
I collapsed, broke my nose and front teeth, and woke up about ten minutes later, face-down in a pool of blood, gasping for air and realising… I was about to die.
This was during Covid, and I was living alone.
The hardest fight of my life was the five-metre crawl I made to reach my phone — something no one will ever truly understand.
(Still kinda proud of that one though — felt like a sick cunt saving my own life
Anyway, I made the call, got help, and I’m still here — still smelling the roses
(That was literally the first thing I did after leaving hospital — stopped to smell the roses. Simple things mean everything now.)
It wasn’t easy. I went through depression, but five years on, I’m a happier, fitter version of myself
⸻
Why It Happened
Well, genetics didn’t do me many favours.
My mum has heart disease, my dad’s got high cholesterol… and I was lucky enough to get both their bloodlines
I’m on a few heart meds for life, according to my cardiologist.
But my blood work has been solid — so for the last three years, I’ve been running:
• Test Cypionate: 0.3 ml every 3 days
• CJC-1295 / Ipamorelin: Monday to Friday
⸻
My Current Training Split
• Monday: Lower Body Power
• Tuesday: Upper Body Power
• Wednesday: Sprint Training
• Thursday: Lower Hypertrophy
• Friday: Upper Hypertrophy
• Saturday: Sprints or HIIT
• Sunday: Rest
I train before work — every session starts at 4:00 AM. No excuses.
⸻
Nutrition
My diet’s pretty clean. I calorie-count and stay around 2200 – 2400 calories most of the time.
If I’m hungry, I eat more. If not, I don’t force it. Simple as that.
⸻
What’s Next
Heading into summer this year, I’ve got the green light to step things up a bit.
So here’s what I’ll be adding to my current TRT cycle (pending my cardiologist’s approval):
• Retatrutide: 1 ml – Monday & Thursday
• MOTS-C: 1 ml – Every day (Mon–Sun)
• IGF-1 LR3: 100 mcg – Monday to Friday
• Masteron: 0.3 ml daily (with my Test Cypionate)
⸻
And that’s it from me for now — time to send it
Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you in the next one.
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