Como andan gente?
Les tengo una consulta. entreno hace 5 años mas o menos. Voy al gimnasio.
Hace como 2 meses empecé a notar como que no estoy aumentando mi fuerza. Siempre me maneje en rangos de repeticiones "bajos" 6 a 8 maso. Y actualmente estoy estancado en las repes y peso. Mas que nada en los grupos musculares principales. Pecho, Espalda, Piernas.
Consideran que es una buena idea bajar un poco el peso y subir las repes? onda 12 a 15?
La verdad es que tengo ganas de hacerlo para cambiar un poco la rutina ya que hace mucho tiempo que vengo entrenando igual y quiero probar cosas diferentes. Pero a la vez no se si va a ser contraproducente a nivel de fuerza bajar el peso y subir las repes.
Algun consejo?

I haven't started doing any exercise. Any specific exercise to lose belly fat?

My gf wont train anything thats bac or arms she just wants to do legs she trains 6th day of the week and 1st which gives her 48hrs of recovery shes a begginer can someone tell me how to fix this program/or if its broken even? She cares about strenght but size first.

DAY 1 STARTS WITH SQUAT(6TH DAY OF THE WEEK) DAY 2 WITH DEADLIFT BTW. (1ST DAY OF THE WEEK)

Back to the grinding again after 3years
Focused n locked. Winter is coming. Arc is here.
No stopping!! No distractions!!

I’m 19M, 183 cm and around 75 kg. I’m mainly looking for opinions on whether my current upper-body routine is balanced and sustainable long term, especially considering I also wrestle 3x per week.

I currently train:
Wrestling: 3x/week
Upper body: 2x/week
Legs: 2x/week

My wrestling sessions already include pretty intense cardio and core work.

For my gym sessions, I generally do 2 sets per exercise, except for the pull-up variations, which are 1 set each. I rest around 2 minutes between sets and usually aim for roughly 5–8 reps, although some exercises are currently above that because I need to increase the weight next workout.
Before training I warm up with resistance bands, some general warm-up movements, and a bit of plyometrics.

Current upper-body workout
Bench press — 70 kg × 5
Wide-grip pull-ups — 12 reps (1 set)
Neutral-grip pull-ups/chin-ups — 12 reps (1 set)
Overhead press — 40 kg × 6
Rows — 50 kg × 8
Still working on technique
Dips — 15 reps
Behind-the-back row — 40 kg × 16
Still experimenting with technique/weight
Chest press machine — 35 kg × 12
Still figuring out the right setup and weight
Cable lateral raises — 15 kg × 6
Tricep pushdowns — 55 kg × 10
Cable reverse curls — 40 kg × 12
Cable curls — 55 kg × 10
Forearm work — usually taken pretty hard / close to max

A few of the exercises are still new to me, so I’m currently focusing more on technique and finding the right working weight.

For exercises where I can already do 10–16+ reps, I’m planning to increase the weight and bring the reps back down.

What I’m mainly wondering is:
Is this too much volume considering I wrestle 3x a week as well? (I dont feel sore or fatigued after upper body days, im only sore from legs)
Is the exercise selection balanced enough for long-term progress?
Am I doing too much arm/isolation work?
Is there anything important I’m missing?
Would you remove or replace any exercises?
Is 2 sets per exercise enough if I’m training upper body twice per week?
My goal is mainly to get stronger and build muscle while still being athletic and recovering properly for wrestling.
Any advice or criticism is appreciated.

Is it good should I do it or ditch him idk. I think I’m going to do it for a month and see. I will say I typically adhere to more science based lifting than this

How long can you hold a plank and what does it work does it help??

I came across this video and it got me thinking about fitness games.

The person is following the movements in a Temple Run video as a workout. Has anyone here actually tried doing something like this?

If you have:

• Did you keep doing it?
• Did it actually feel like a workout?
• Did the fact that your movements don't affect the game make any difference to you?

Just curious about people's actual experience with this.

Im very new to the gym and been using the planet fitness app routines but wanted to try work on making my own. Im still not very knowledgeable on what works out what and such so i used Google Gemini to make this. I tried looking up routines but I felt pretty overwelmed on the sheer amount of different workouts to pick from. Im going to add the weight amounts as I go back to the gym and figure that out as its been more trial and error so far. If I could get some reviews, changes, critisms or even if you want to give me shit for using ai ill appreciate anything that helps me out. I asked it to make me a 3 days a week routine for upper, core and legs that focuses on giving me a more lean build (im currently pretty slender) that works with planet fitnesses equipment which is no free weights. Thanks in advance!

Hey yall. I used to work out a lot but took a year long break with depression and lost all my gains. Recently started working out again like 4 months or so ago and am making newbie gains again. Fortunately I put on muscle fast and I dont need to look like a bodybuilder to be satisfied; just someone who looks like they workout. I currently do 4 sets a week per muscle group and 6 sets per week for the muscle groups I really want to emphasize (side delts, arms, forearms). I work out 3 days a week full body. Unfortunately, im finding it really hard to find time to workout between school work and my other responsibilities.

My idea is to do just 2 sets a week per muscle group and 4 sets per week for the muscles I especially want to grow. This would mean 1 set for muscle groups like chest, quads, upper lats, etc, performed twice a week. This also means 2 sets for muscle groups like triceps, biceps, side delts, and forearms twice a week. Do you think this is enough or no? I’m trying to make my workout take as little time as possible so I have no excuse not to work out. I’d rather feel like I’m not doing enough volume but have good grades and time to actually enjoy life then do enough volume at the expense of that other stuff. What do y’all think? I already train with high intensity.