It's been like this all my life. I just don't get hungry to be honest. For all of us who live in the western world, food is cheap and abundant. I had plenty of opportunities to pig out but I just don't get a craving for food. I swear there were days when I just ate one or two 500 calorie snacks and would having no problem doing one rep maxes.
And just for the record, calorie restricted diets have been proven to be quite healthy but at the same time, I don't think it is bad to risk a little bit of health for the sake of personal goals, which have benefits as well.
The concept of being on hormones all the time to maintain the physique that I want bothers me. My friend went on M1T last month and went from 185 to almost 220! Those results are great, but I do wish hormones weren't needed.
I'll tell you though, I would love to have a separated chest, even for my own personal satisfaction.
I know I've asked for advice before on here, but it's been a while since I really made bodybuilding a serious goal of mine and right now I am quite serious. I will definitely be posting updates on this as time goes by.
As I see it Matt, you talk like you want this but you apparently don’t want it bad enough or you wouldn’t make so many excuses for all the things you say you can’t do.
For example, you acknowledge that you don’t eat that much. Your excuse is that you aren’t hungry. Don’t for a minute think bodybuilders wait until they feel hungry to eat. They eat because it takes fuel to build muscle. They eat because it is what one must do if they want to grow.
AAS is another issue. Many guys and gals who don’t have the genetics to build the kind of muscle they want, use AAS if the really want that muscle bad enough, despite the risks. Although I would never advise someone to go on the juice if they didn’t want to do that, I would say to them that if they really want to be big so bad that it hurts and they aren’t blessed with being a endomorph to begin with, that’s a risk they must take or change their goals.
It seems like you’ve been given a lot of advice on how to best exercise to build the chest you want. Some of it is really good advice too. Most all of it is, I suspect, nothing new to you. You already know how to exercise to build the chest you want, you just don’t seem to dedicate yourself to doing it. Bodybuilding is not power lifting and vice versa. Either work to be a power lifter or a bodybuilder. I know some fellows do both, but my guess it they either have a lot going in their favor to begin with or they focus on one goal at a time.
Anyway, if you want to be a bodybuilder, you must want it so bad that you can literally taste it in all the chicken you’ll be eating! Ha, ha….but serious.
