well when I was 20 I was training to compete in powerlifting actually would of had some possible record setting lifts. 165lbs benching 380 squatting 500 but I use to have a HUGE fear of failure so I never competed. Then took 6 years off and got fat and lazy. litterly fat and lazy 26%bf at 175ish.
Got back into lifting and wanted to get into powerlifting again problem is every time i go to lift heavy I strain my chest. So bench is out of the question, its popped, felt it roll but never torn.
So the past few months I decided to get into more bodybuilding changing my lifts and work outs around. Diet is not the cleanest right now but its solid (not clean because I will eat some pizza, chips, and ect snack food)
Daily basis is
breakfast egg whites, oats or Ezekiel bread
snack protein w/ blended oats
lunch brown rice with steak and chicken mixed
snack mixed veggies mostly broccoli or asperigas w/protein and blended oats
prework out white rice proworkout with coffee
dinner lean meat fiberous carbs, potatoes (sweet or yams)
before bed desert greek yogurt with protein before bed.
diet before was what ever fast food, pizza ect. I still eat fatty foods but not often maybe one or two times a week and I get frozen yogurt with mochi on it thats my weekness.
Workout more for isolation, muscle focus, and pinpointing sections of my body. I have been following allow of kai greens methods. Really like his stuff. I am also lifting to failure each set after my warm up. In the past I would stop at 6 or 8. I now push to my breaking point and have been getting great results off of that. I got the idea from the Dog Crap workout program. That work out is still a little much for me to much training the same body part for me, but i did take some things from it that I liked.
I am training my quads alone also after my chest day on monday and hitting legs hard on friday. Trying to get better quad development. Also hitting my biceps 2x a week as well. tueday is back and some bis and sat is bi's and tris.
I am trying to separate my secondary muscles enough from there primary workout day so I can break them down a little more then I use to and still give them time to recover. Like how I separated my back and bi day. This seems to be working great well.
I am by far not the most knowledgeable so any advice would be great.