@Devsthetix That means if you wanna do 10 sets per bodypart per week you can spread that volume around 1-2 sessions.
If you want to do 20 sets per bodypart per week you'd be better off spreading your training across 2-4 sessions.
Consistency in the gym is almost entirely discipline based rather than motivation based. Some days I have motivation, most days I just operate off of the fact it’s my routine and something I know is good for me so I need to show up regardless of how much I’d rather go home and sit on the couch.
The people who say they can’t get to the gym because they just cannot bring themselves to show up need to understand that you will likely often not feel like showing up. People who are jacked to the gills often wanna be doing something else. It’s a choice you make to commit to something. If you operate off the idea that motivation must be present to tackle fitness goals, you will likely never attain them.
Couples have dated for 10 years then got married and divorced after a year. Strangers have fucked on the 1st date and now are celebrating their 15th anniversary. Some people get married after 6 months and are still happily married. Others do everything "right," follow every rule, wait the "proper" amount of time, and still end up miserable. There is no formula to this. Do what makes you fucking happy.
Sex isn’t love. Dates aren’t love. Constant communication isn’t love. Laying up isn’t love.
Love is someone who stays when you’re hard to deal with, not just when you’re easy to love. It’s someone who steps in when you’re overwhelmed, supports you when you’re breaking down, and reminds you of who you are when you forget. Love is actions, consistency, and care. It’s someone who genuinely wants you okay — mentally, emotionally, spiritually — even on days you don’t want yourself.