r/adhdmeme • • 1d ago

I thought I finally figured life out

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u/IcyTransportation961 1d ago

Are lift numbers going up though?

Are you taking enough rest time?

Diets going to impact look and feel a whole lot more typically

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u/ThePhantomHorseman 1d ago

Wow, 3 legs days week how's that working I'm curious? I usually do push day ,leg day, pull day, glute day, and a optional touch-up day

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u/ThePhantomHorseman 1d ago

Your workout sounds brutal. Here is my workout. I run a 5-day machine split with a 2-week alternating periodization so my central nervous system actually has time to recover. Periodization Setup:

Week A (Volume & Joint Relief): Lighter weight, 12–15 reps, 60–90 seconds rest.

Week B (Strength & Tension): Heavier weight, 6–8 reps, 2–3 minutes rest (8–10 reps for arms/shoulders).

The Weekly Split:

Day 1: Upper Body Push (Machine Chest Press, Machine Shoulder Press, Pec Deck Fly, Cable Triceps Pushdown)

Day 2: Lower Body Power (Leg Press Machine, Seated Leg Curl, Seated Calf Raise, Ab Crunch Machine)

Day 3: Upper Body Pull (Lat Pulldown, Seated Cable Row, Reverse Pec Fly, Cable Bicep Curl)

Day 4: Lower Body Glute & Core Focus (Glute Drive/Hip Thrusts, Hip Abductor Machine, Vertical Knee Raises, 45° Back Extensions, Standing Ab Twists)

Day 5: Upper Body Touch-Up (Standing Cable Incline Press, Underhand Lat Pulldown, Machine Lateral Raise)

Day 6: Active Recovery (30–45 minutes of relaxed swimming)

Day 7: Deep Rest (No lifting or intense cardio)

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u/AiringOGrievances 19h ago

3 leg days is killing your recovery. I’d swap and try 2 leg days and 3 upper body days.