M/26/5’7″ [60kg > 63.5kg = 3.5kg] (2 years) I started working out about 4 years ago (top picture is from 2 years into that) and have always “maingained”. Since I seem to have reached a plateau, is it wise to start bulking and cutting? Or is slow and steady progress the whey? (pun intended)
M/26/5’7″ [60kg > 63.5kg = 3.5kg] (2 years) I started working out about 4 years ago (top picture is from 2 years into that) and have always “maingained”. Since I seem to have reached a plateau, is it wise to start bulking and cutting? Or is slow and steady progress the whey? (pun intended)
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![M/26/5’7″ [60kg > 63.5kg = 3.5kg] (2 years) I started working out about 4 years ago (top picture is from 2 years into that) and have always “maingained”. Since I seem to have reached a plateau, is it wise to start bulking and cutting? Or is slow and steady progress the whey? (pun intended) M/26/5’7″ [60kg > 63.5kg = 3.5kg] (2 years) I started working out about 4 years ago (top picture is from 2 years into that) and have always “maingained”. Since I seem to have reached a plateau, is it wise to start bulking and cutting? Or is slow and steady progress the whey? (pun intended)](https://preview.redd.it/60e8dcz78mn81.jpg?auto=webp&s=3c0bee3ea77785d8517e6fe78d0c8a564f69704c)