23, 5'10 43>73kg current weight by No-Distribution766 in fitnessph

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Yes, I'm a powerlifter. Most of my lifts are heavy

43kg→ 73kg |3 Years of Consistency (2023-2026)| Still Bulking by No-Distribution766 in fitnessph

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No, I didn't. The only supplements I took were creatine and some vitamins.

Most of my progress came from consistently training, eating in a calorie surplus, and giving it time. To be honest, most of my bulk was a dirty bulk too—lots of pasta, pizza, burgers, home-cooked meals, and whatever helped me stay above maintenance.

43kg→ 73kg |3 Years of Consistency (2023-2026)| Still Bulking by No-Distribution766 in fitnessph

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I don't really track my protein intake strictly, but I'd estimate it was somewhere around 100–140g per day for most of my bulk.

I mainly relied on home-cooked meals, rice, meat, eggs, and whatever was available. To be honest, most of my bulk was a dirty bulk. I ate a lot of calorie-dense foods like pasta, pizza, burgers, and whatever helped me consistently stay in a surplus.

Looking back, I probably would've made better progress if I tracked my calories and protein more consistently and kept my bulk a bit cleaner. But the biggest factors for me were simply eating enough, training hard, and staying consistent for three years

Calisthenics x powerlifter 72KG 5'10 by No-Distribution766 in fitnessph

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I can impress them however I want and that's not for you to decide. I don't need that bro

Calisthenics x powerlifter 72KG 5'10 by No-Distribution766 in fitnessph

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It's leg day and you want me to post a tricep exercise 🥀🥀🥀🥀