Pre-Post breakfast workout.

Looks great:) Will give it a try next week.
Dunno about the empty bar tho:D
 
I refuse


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On topic- as others have mentioned (I have quickly scanned the body of the thread), your routine is body builderesk.

If you are looking for strength, you need to eat before and after training, cut down the volume in the session (working sets should be 5-10, assistance work another say 10 over 2 or 3 exercises) and train 2-3 times a week.
I USED to do weights about 4 times a week, train thai 5-6 times and run a few times a week. I was a few years older then you when I did that and managed it for a few years while at uni. Sleep is vitally important as well as nutrition.
To be honest, I was never the leanest person in the ring, however I was always the hardest hitter and could keep it up for a worryingly long time.
 
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Profighters can post what they want, where they want, duh...
 
On a interesting side note of something I found out when I was away.

If you google my name and click on images, the first 6 images are of me (one from my work profile I'm afraid).
There are another 3 on the first page as well.
 
Are you smiling while massaging his liver??

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I'm a caring kind of guy, what can I say.

*sigh*, that's from over 3 years ago
 
Less rafting, more padwork I say.
 
I'm diversifying :p

My Wing Chun superdooper Fu chain punches shoud rock now though
 
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