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Approved Log Primobolan Masteron HGH with Testosterone HCG Base permablast cycle LOG

Log sponsored by @GENTEXLaboratories

Huge shoutout to my vendor @GENTEXLaboratories for having my back since day one. Super easy to work with and always stepped in to help when asked for.

They’ve consistently delivered solid gear, supporting both my personal journey and now, also my path as a logger. Now that they’re in this community, I figured they deserved a mention for being the consistent and reliable vendor that they are.

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About myself:
- Male, mid-20s, 6”1”
- 93kg and approx. 16% BF
- Macros: 4200cal minimum (260g Protein; 525g Carbs; 100g Fat)
- Cardio: Swimming laps for an hour twice/wk


I started training almost a decade ago, consistently between the ages of 15 to 17. I went from 62kg to 78kg before stopping.

Since then, full time work and studying kept me out of the gym for years, and my weight crept up to 84kg—mostly fat I’d say, but definitely some muscle from blue-collar jobs.

Seven months ago, I resumed training after the long hiatus of 7 years, and ran my first blast—420mg of Test E per week—and responded incredibly well, with almost zero sides. At one point, I had ramped up to as high as 750mg TestE, expecting better recovery for my lifestyle needs, but I felt no real difference.

For the last seven years, my lifestyle hasn’t changed, and training while fatigued from 10/12 hour shifts in physical jobs always felt impossible. When I introduced steroids as a solution, I was pretty disappointed to find myself still skipping workouts and surplus meals during my blast.

For now, I’ve developed a better momentum with training and dieting consistently, but the initial inactivity was definitely valuable because it showed me that it is not possible to outgear poor fundamentals.

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My aim with making this log is to push myself to focus on the fundamentals which I’ve always had trouble dialing in all at once —training, nutrition, and rest.

For most of the past seven months, I’ve cruised on 200mg of Test E, occasionally experimenting with small doses of Mast, Primo, and HGH, in isolation, and long enough to accurately gauge my response to different compounds.

More recently, I started a “permablast” because I want to experiment with stable levels for some time, instead of cycling high/low and shocking the body. Blood work has also been regular throughout the past year.

Because of the nature of this experiment, I have made sure to choose modest compounds, and keep doses at which my sense of well being is undisturbed and the blood work also looks decent.

I intend to run this permablast for roughly a year.

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At the start of this permablast, I assumed that since my first blast was side-effect-free, I could handle anything at any dose.

I ramped up to 1500mg total anabolics per week for what was essentially my second blast:

630mg Test E, 420mg Primo E, 420mg Mast E, and 5IU HGH.

Somewhere along the way, I lost the caution I’d started with—back when I was patient, researched obsessively, and titrated doses carefully. And during that first blast, it worked. No sides, perfect blood work, everything smooth.

But jumping straight to 1500mg this time proved a mistake because shit ton of shoulder acne kicked in. Not the worst thing in life, of course, but I’d take the clear skin any day. Lesson definitely learnt here.

I’ve since dialed things back to what feels optimal, which I’ll list below.

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I’m currently 93kg, down from a max of 98kg, after intentionally dropping water weight by fine-tuning my diet, choosing drier compounds, lowering estrogen, and adding dandelion root.

The goal here is consistency—training, eating right, and sleeping enough. I know there’s still plenty of progress to be made because I’ve never truly done everything right at once, for long enough. It would also be nice to get outside perspectives on what I might be too deep to see clearly.

This community feels like the right place for that.

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New blood tests are coming, but for now, I’m focused on building sustainable habits. My workouts are simple:

⁃ Back + Rear Delts

⁃ Chest + Front Delts

⁃ Legs + Abs + Side Delts

⁃ REST then Repeat


I pin daily, and I have never missed a shot, even when dosing HGH multiple times a day.

I’ve outlined my current stack below. I’m out of HGH at the moment but plan to resume in a month’s time once I get a bloodwork done.

First pins after waking up:
  • HGH: 1.5IU (separate syringe)
  • Test E: 30mg/day | 210mg/week
  • Primo E: 50mg/day | 350mg/week
  • Mast E: 50mg/day | 350mg/week
Second pin in the evening:
  • HCG: 160IU/day | 1100IU/week
  • HGH: 3.5IU (IM)
I’ll keep adding more details over time, including details of my diet/training plan, but for now, I hope this entry is a good start and has the community’s support.

I’ve also uploaded some current pictures—not sure how ideal they are for logging, but the idea was that they should work as long as the “after” pictures are taken in the same setting and lighting. I don’t know how to pose, but I’ve tried my best to look presentable.

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@PRorER Good start bro.....looking forward to an awesome log..........
 
Yes sir, I did read your post—was planning to share most of the info gradually over time.
Unless you’d prefer it all in one post, I can do that too.
Appreciate your kind words, again.
I don't understand what gradually means? @PRorER
We need to understand all about you to start right so share all.
After that you would do updates as you go into the log.
 
Just got my bloodwork done— I’ll be sharing both the latest and past results soon. I’ve also added a quick rundown of what I’m currently doing here.

@LevButlerov Took me a bit to get back, but thanks for the nudge. You are right—it makes more sense to write everything about myself first, and make updates along the way and post them.

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Training approach:
  • First set for an exercise: Pick a weight that brings me to failure at 12–14 reps
  • Other sets: 2RIR
  • Keeping strict, controlled form throughout.
I know there’s no single “best” way to train—this is just what I’m doing.

Day 1 – Back + Rear Delts:
  • 4 x Pull Ups
  • 3 x Lat Prayers
  • 3 x Lat Pulldown (Single Arm, No Rest)
  • 3 x Machine Reverse Fly
  • 3 x Prone WTs (Superset)
  • 2 x Incline IYs (Superset)
  • 2 x Bent Over Rows
  • 3 x Back Extensions (Partials only)
For reverse flies, I pre-fatigue with a minute long squeeze to dial in the mind-muscle connection with rear delts, which can be a struggle sometimes.

Day 2 – Chest + Front Delts:
  • 4 x Incline DB Press
  • 4 x Cable Crossover (High to Low)
  • 3 x Chest Dips
  • 2 x Incline DB Fly
  • 4 x Front Cable Raise (Single Arm, No Rest)
Chest day is a smaller workout sandwiched between two big training days.

Day 3 – Legs + Abs + Side Delts:
  • 4 x Lateral DB Raise
  • 3 x BB Squats
  • 4 x Leg Extensions
  • 3 x Tornado Chops / Decline Crunch (Superset)
  • 3 x Assisted Ab Wheel
  • 2 x Lateral Cable Raise / Upright Cable Row (Superset)
Then a rest day, and repeat.

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Diet:

No fixed order of eating, but the meals stay consistent day to day.

Meal 1: Full loaf of brioche + protein shake

Meal 2: Six whole eggs - omelette + pico de gallo

Meal 3: Protein Shake - rolled oats, banana, cashews, kefir, milk, hemp protein, throw in some snickers (if pre/post workout)

Meal 4: Whey Protein Shake
  • BCAAs with electrolytes, 3-4 times daily with each meal
  • I let myself eat other stuff once the listed meals and macros are complete.
  • Macros: approx. 4000 calories (245g Protein; 500g Carbs; 100g Fats)
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Supplements:

Currently on Dandelion Root Extract, Vitamin D, and Iron.

Vitamin D’s been low for a couple years, which is strange since I’m in the sun constantly for work.

Iron’s new—last blood panel showed I was low, so I started supplementing.

I used to take Thorne’s multivitamins, which was terrific—planning to get back on those soon.

Also used to be religious about Magnesium and Omega-3s (high concentration), but had to stop this because it made working at my job very difficult. Always tired and lethargic.
I have no doubts these are two of the most important supplements for many, but I just couldn’t handle the sedation that came from it.

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Cardio:

I do cardio on my OFF days.

I swim for an hour per day, and even though it gets the job done for cardio (getting heart rate up pretty high for a short time, rest, and repeat), it still feels pretty relaxing and low impact compared to my day to day job and hypertrophy focused lifting.

****************************************************************

I’ll post bloodwork results soon.
 
Same question i had
Hey man, I mentioned this elsewhere.
I just pin everything, everyday for consistency. Doing it daily means I’ll never forget to do it, it’s a morning routine for me, the same way brushing the teeth is.
Doing small pins everyday also means I avoid PIP from primo from having to dose big amount every once in a while.

For example, there was a time I’d be pinning Test Prop + Primo (200mg/ml) together and it wasn’t fun at all. If it hurt that much on that small of a dose, I don't think it’d be possible to train with PIP from a larger primo dose, in this case, during a blast.
 
Hey man, I mentioned this elsewhere.
I just pin everything, everyday for consistency. Doing it daily means I’ll never forget to do it, it’s a morning routine for me, the same way brushing the teeth is.
Doing small pins everyday also means I avoid PIP from primo from having to dose big amount every once in a while.

For example, there was a time I’d be pinning Test Prop + Primo (200mg/ml) together and it wasn’t fun at all. If it hurt that much on that small of a dose, I don't think it’d be possible to train with PIP from a larger primo dose, in this case, during a blast.
every day thats cool no pip bro?
 
Just got my bloodwork done— I’ll be sharing both the latest and past results soon. I’ve also added a quick rundown of what I’m currently doing here.

@LevButlerov Took me a bit to get back, but thanks for the nudge. You are right—it makes more sense to write everything about myself first, and make updates along the way and post them.

****************************************************************

Training approach:
  • First set for an exercise: Pick a weight that brings me to failure at 12–14 reps
  • Other sets: 2RIR
  • Keeping strict, controlled form throughout.
I know there’s no single “best” way to train—this is just what I’m doing.

Day 1 – Back + Rear Delts:
  • 4 x Pull Ups
  • 3 x Lat Prayers
  • 3 x Lat Pulldown (Single Arm, No Rest)
  • 3 x Machine Reverse Fly
  • 3 x Prone WTs (Superset)
  • 2 x Incline IYs (Superset)
  • 2 x Bent Over Rows
  • 3 x Back Extensions (Partials only)
For reverse flies, I pre-fatigue with a minute long squeeze to dial in the mind-muscle connection with rear delts, which can be a struggle sometimes.

Day 2 – Chest + Front Delts:
  • 4 x Incline DB Press
  • 4 x Cable Crossover (High to Low)
  • 3 x Chest Dips
  • 2 x Incline DB Fly
  • 4 x Front Cable Raise (Single Arm, No Rest)
Chest day is a smaller workout sandwiched between two big training days.

Day 3 – Legs + Abs + Side Delts:
  • 4 x Lateral DB Raise
  • 3 x BB Squats
  • 4 x Leg Extensions
  • 3 x Tornado Chops / Decline Crunch (Superset)
  • 3 x Assisted Ab Wheel
  • 2 x Lateral Cable Raise / Upright Cable Row (Superset)
Then a rest day, and repeat.

****************************************************************

Diet:

No fixed order of eating, but the meals stay consistent day to day.

Meal 1: Full loaf of brioche + protein shake

Meal 2: Six whole eggs - omelette + pico de gallo

Meal 3: Protein Shake - rolled oats, banana, cashews, kefir, milk, hemp protein, throw in some snickers (if pre/post workout)

Meal 4: Whey Protein Shake
  • BCAAs with electrolytes, 3-4 times daily with each meal
  • I let myself eat other stuff once the listed meals and macros are complete.
  • Macros: approx. 4000 calories (245g Protein; 500g Carbs; 100g Fats)
****************************************************************

Supplements:

Currently on Dandelion Root Extract, Vitamin D, and Iron.

Vitamin D’s been low for a couple years, which is strange since I’m in the sun constantly for work.

Iron’s new—last blood panel showed I was low, so I started supplementing.

I used to take Thorne’s multivitamins, which was terrific—planning to get back on those soon.

Also used to be religious about Magnesium and Omega-3s (high concentration), but had to stop this because it made working at my job very difficult. Always tired and lethargic.
I have no doubts these are two of the most important supplements for many, but I just couldn’t handle the sedation that came from it.

****************************************************************

Cardio:

I do cardio on my OFF days.

I swim for an hour per day, and even though it gets the job done for cardio (getting heart rate up pretty high for a short time, rest, and repeat), it still feels pretty relaxing and low impact compared to my day to day job and hypertrophy focused lifting.

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I’ll post bloodwork results soon.
@PRorER good start bro lets get the updates going regular
training no actual weights or reps add
foods any pics? and this is changed day to day?
 
every day thats cool no pip bro?
Not anymore or less than other compounds. For me, I don’t even notice it. If I really focus on it, maybe I’d feel it sometimes.
It’s one of those things that I think I’d tolerate even if it was mildly painful. For what we get in return, a little pain is nothing to complain about, I think.
Obviously not saying it’s wrong to optimise and make things painless :)
 
Not anymore or less than other compounds. For me, I don’t even notice it. If I really focus on it, maybe I’d feel it sometimes.
It’s one of those things that I think I’d tolerate even if it was mildly painful. For what we get in return, a little pain is nothing to complain about, I think.
Obviously not saying it’s wrong to optimise and make things painless :)
i would like to get actual updates on training would be good, will help us follow you bro
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

IMG_6489.webp


Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

IMG_6490.webp


I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

View attachment 88898

Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

View attachment 88899

I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
Looking good brother
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

View attachment 88898

Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

View attachment 88899

I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
@PRorER your pic looks "good" I think, its crazy blurry lol :P can you retake it? I cant see the abs.
Meal pic looks legit too whats in it? I dont see any steak.
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

View attachment 88898

Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

View attachment 88899

I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
@PRorER
Love this for sure. Excellent updates with the picture and the meals.
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

View attachment 88898

Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

View attachment 88899

I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
@PRorER bro i like yo attitude. i think same way. either PR or send me home
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

View attachment 88898

Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

View attachment 88899

I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
@PRorER Bros. Keep up the good work. The food looks really good.

Lots of good things I think happening in this log.
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

View attachment 88898

Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

View attachment 88899

I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
@PRorER food looks terrific
EVO Family is proud of you for this mega update. Hope to hear more out of you. You look great.
 
Last week’s update:

Got my bloodwork back — found some compromised lipid values and sub optimal E2 levels. Decided to dial down the Primo and bump up the Test. Been running 200mg Primo and 300mg Test for a week now, keeping the total anabolic load roughly the same.


Training looked like this for the past week:

Back + Rear Delts:

-First set = Failure

(Pick weight for which failure = 12 proper reps)

-Other sets = 2RIR

(Maintaining proper form)

  • Pull-ups
  1. -19kg x 15
  2. -19kg x 12
  3. -19kg x 12
  4. -19kg x 12
  • Lat Prayers
  1. 21.25 kg x 15
  2. 17.5 kg x 15
  3. 15 kg x 15
  • Lat Pulldown (Single Arm)
  1. 15 kg x 12
  2. 15 kg x 12
  3. 12.5 kg x 12
  • Reverse Fly (Machine)
Start with a warmup set of Reverse Fly HOLD

Helps fatigue rear delts for better focus
  1. 19 kg x 15
  2. 19 kg x 15
  3. 19 kg x 15
  • Incline lYs
  1. 4 kg x 15
  2. 4 kg x 15
  3. 4kg x 15
  • Bent-over Barbell Rows
  1. 45 kg x 14
  2. 45 kg x 12
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

***
  • Tornado Chops
  1. 12reps
  2. 12reps
  3. 12reps
SUPERSET
  • Decline Crunch
  1. 12 reps
  2. 10 reps
  3. 10 reps
***
  • Ab Wheel:
  1. 10 reps
  2. 8 reps
  3. 8 reps
  • Lateral Raises (Dumbbell)
  1. 10kg x 12
  2. 9kg x 12
  3. 9kg x 12
***
  • Lateral Raises (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
SUPERSET
  • Upright Rows (Cable)
  1. 6.25kg x 12
  2. 6.25kg x 10
***************************************************

Abs + Side Delts:

Same as above - second time last week

Will increase for next week

***************************************************
Earlier this year I had a herniated lower disc, so I’m keeping it conservative on the weights. I’ve never really been a strength guy anyway, but the weights feel about right for now.


Not a huge change from my first week of updates, but here’s a quick progress shot after a swimming cardio session:

View attachment 88898

Today was a swim day — I love swimming, so cardio never feels like a chore.


Here’s a little meal shot post-cardio:

View attachment 88899

I’ll put together a full day of eating in my next post.
@PRorER Nice 1 on this 1. The food looks very cool and exotic.

Not sure it's something that I would eat, but it looks really good.
 
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