There was not a single week I did not train at least 3 days a week. Most weeks I trained 4-5 days a week. The only time I have taken a full week off was after the show. I even trained shoulders and back this week in addition to the usual biceps quads and hams I am taking today off and will hit Chest on Sunday. I am training like 5 days a week right now. Although I am doing it a little different I am adding more different days (shoulders,back,bicep,quads,hams,chest) That is 6 working days but I can't do it in 7 I need about 9 days to get through the 6 different workouts. 

So 6 out of 9 is 66% of the days I am training right now but I fully reserve the right to take an extra rest day whenever

4 out of 7 would be 57%
5 out of 7 would be 71%

I also have a plan for this year. I am again looking at a major surgery that will set me way back in order to have the ability to be better in the long run. If I take 6 months of lifting getting a pec repair then do months of rehab and prep to come back to the show next year with a slightly better pec that isn't luck that is again a plan and it is not an easy plan. I might be able to do better next year without getting a repair and just training 12 months but I am absolutely going to do better the following year 2 with a repaired pec. I am in this for the long term and making long term decisions I am taking the harder path.

Weird I train through a Hernia surgery (which I did to also help my training and presentation). I take an entire year training for this goal. I drive 7 hours by myself fighting through the worst sore throat cold thing I have ever had get up on stage in front of thousands and you call it luck?

When you take a year fixing problems (Hernia) and training for a goal the Cup that you then achieve I would call that a well executed plan not luck.