Xavier Szyszko

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  • in reply to: My Body Fat Percentage #430274
    Xavier Szyszko
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    You look around my age, and trust me when I say BULK. Dont do it dirty or rushed, 200-300 surplus is all you need. But take your time, train hard and DO NOT CUT for at least a year straight of bulking. If you take it slow you wont get fat and sloppy even after that time. I’m up almost 40lbs since started mine last July, and it is worth EVERY second. Being lean is useless without much size

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    in reply to: Leg Day Bias #408978
    Xavier Szyszko
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    Perfect, thank you, thats what I thought! Its honestly the best mind-muscle movement out of everything for me, and despite only 2 sets of it every leg day theyre still growing so as you said, might as well keep going😅

    in reply to: Classic Physique #398647
    Xavier Szyszko
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    Love this, thank you. Exactly what I was looking for

    in reply to: Moneys Worth #396051
    Xavier Szyszko
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    Totally worth it. Buying lifetime next big sale when I have the money

    in reply to: Squats #367815
    Xavier Szyszko
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    For sure, depends on your structure (which can improve/worsen) your leverages, mobility, etc. Same goes for bench, deadlift, even most exercises and sport

    in reply to: Delts #357534
    Xavier Szyszko
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    Behind the Neck Cable Cross Raises (he just made a recent post about them, can also find them on Hunter Labradas page), Cable Y Raises, Single Arm Cable Lateral Raise

    in reply to: Stunt growth #350683
    Xavier Szyszko
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    I don’t think so. I started lifting at 15 (now 18) and I went from 5’7ish to 5’10. I didnt expect to grow taller anyway because parents are 5’10 and 5’4. If a doctor tells you something of course listen but if its just random internet fearmongering I wouldn’t worry about it. However I will say you shouldnt worry about crazy heavy weight and perfect your form, control and tempo while youre still young to prevent injury as much as possible

    in reply to: Calories #350334
    Xavier Szyszko
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    From my experience every 5000 steps burns about 250 calories (obviously varies based on speed, weight, etc) but lets assume this is the case for you. So just to keep at the same level of calorie balance, you would have to eat 250-400 extra calories a day. at the end of the day it comes down to what your surplus/deficit is compared to maintenance, and if your maintenace increased due to higher expenditure, it is in fact necessary to eat more.

    in reply to: Triceps #350210
    Xavier Szyszko
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    I’d say the cross cable extension has to be one, I used to have no triceps and honestly they’ve blown up ever since I started doing them. Since they train the long head (biggest) it’s a must have in my opinion

    in reply to: Seated Row #347115
    Xavier Szyszko
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    Great, thanks! Ill try the third I didn’t show but likely stick with gold one then.

    in reply to: Pump work #342076
    Xavier Szyszko
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    It should be listed in each one specifically. In the description of the exercises/between rounds

    in reply to: Progress photos #341501
    Xavier Szyszko
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    Definitely some improvements man! Remember, in reality all this takes way longer than social media makes it out to be. Keep grinding, keep being in that surplus and keep growing🫡

    in reply to: Promotion #337688
    Xavier Szyszko
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    Congrats! Won’t offer advice as I have no clue but from what you explain about your experience you definitely deserve it

    in reply to: My recovery #333356
    Xavier Szyszko
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    For sure! Tons of pros do that, especially considering how taxing workouts like legs and back are. Remember, there is no perfect split: its all about what you enjoy, can recover from, and can progress consistently. You could totally set up lets say an 8-10 day rotation and go through it 2 on 1 off

    in reply to: Losing faith in this logger #331757
    Xavier Szyszko
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    It seems the biggest reason for the total disappearance is switching programs/weeks. Anytime I add my own workouts in a new week the same exercises show no previous work

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