General Guideline

  • Goal: Build an aesthetic, balanced physique with a good definition, size, and proportion

  • Duration: 6 months (divided into 3 phases)

  • Frequency: 5 days/week

  • Rest Days: Maintain 1-2 rest days but nothing more than that. (2 rest days are ideal)

  • Focus: Hypertrophy + progressive overload

 

                                BELOW ARE SOME VIDEOS TO HELP YOU (making in progress)

 

 

PHASE 1 (WEEKS 1-8) - VOLUME AND FOUNDATION

Optional Core Finisher (2–3x/week)

- Hanging Leg Raises – 3x15

- Cable Crunch – 3x15

- Russian Twists – 3x20

-Plank Hold – 3x1 min

(You can always include this on all phases)

PHASE 2 (WEEKS 9-16)- SHAPE AND DEFINITION

Your goal for this phase is to refine your physique, shape each muscle, improve your proportions, and begin to show visible definition.

What’s Changing from Phase 1:

  • Heavier weights, fewer reps (8–10 instead of 10–12).

  • Supersets and tempo training (slowing your reps) to increase muscle tension.

  • Focus shifts from just building size to sculpting shape and detail.

How It Works:

  1. Time Under Tension:
    When you move slowly while lowering the weight, your muscles have to work harder and stay tight longer. This makes more muscle fibers activate, helping your muscles look more defined and shaped.

  2. Superset Structure:
    Pair opposing muscle groups such as Chest + Back or Biceps + Triceps.
    This saves time and boosts muscle density, giving that 3D look.

  3. Balanced Volume:
    Each muscle group is trained 2 times per week for proportion and symmetry. No lagging parts.

  4. Visible Changes You’ll Notice:

    • Chest becomes fuller and more lifted

    • Shoulders round out

    • Waist appears tighter due to better posture and muscle balance

Example Superset:

  • Incline Dumbbell Press and then immediately followed by Seated Cable Row

  • Rest about 90 seconds, repeat 3–4 times

 

PHASE 3 (WEEKS 17–24) – SCULPT AND POLISH

 

 

 

Your goal for this phase is to sculpt your muscles, increase that definition, and polish your overall physique so it looks balanced and aesthetic.

What’s Changing from Phase 2:

  • You are required to do Higher reps like 10–15 instead of 8–10 with moderate weights.

  • Having shorter rest between your sets like 30–60 seconds to keep muscles working continuously.

  • Focus shifts from shaping muscles to fully defining and isolating each muscle.

How It Works:

Time Under Tension:
When you lift and lower weights slowly, your muscles stay under tension longer. This activates more muscle fibers and helps your muscles look more carved and defined.

Drop Sets and Isolation:
After reaching fatigue with a heavier weight, you lower the weight and keep going (this is a drop set), to fully exhaust the muscle.
Use cables and isolation exercises to target each muscle precisely.

Balanced Volume:
Each muscle is trained 2 times per week for symmetry and proportion, with extra focus on smaller muscles like biceps, triceps, and shoulders.

Visible Changes You’ll Notice:

  • Muscles appear harder and more defined

  • Veins and separations become more visible

  • Shoulders, chest, and arms look fuller and more sculpted

  • Waist looks smaller, creating the aesthetic “V-taper”

Example Circuit / Superset:

  • Dumbbell Lateral Raises and then moving to Cable Front Raises instantly

  • Rest 30–60 seconds, repeat 3–4 times

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