Worried

I have been lifting since four months consistently and tracked my macros, however, I see very little progress aesthetically.. Even though my lifts progressed drasticallly.

Is it normal or something's wrong? I'm 6'2' by the way

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>4 months

Found the issue

But I'm lifting with my friends and they are a lot bigger than me now

>Not posting routine or days
It's like you want me to shitpost OP

How do you lift?
How much?
How often?
Do you eat the right things?

>implying beginners not making gains has anything to do with routine.
Eat more OP.

Sorry senpai.

Been doing this routine:

Monday - Saturday
Weighted pullups
Wide grip pull ups
BB shoulder press
Lateral raises

Wednesday - Sunday:
Bench Press
BB bicep curls
Hammer curls

lmao

Cant do legs at the moment. ill buy me a squat rack in a month.

This is a troll I hope

What the fuck kind of routine is this?
Just do SS, faggot.

No fuck SS. I did it and barely made any aesthetic gains

Weighted pull ups? There is no way you can do proper form weighted pull ups for any worthwhile number of reps at 4 months.

What were the 'dramatic' strength gains you made in this routine then?

Well i can do weighted pullups with PROPER form 17.5kg for seven reps

I am the first cunt who calls SS out for being the meme that it is. But SS is hundreds of times better than your routine.

How many calories do you eat? Are you consistent with daily eating?

Fuck SS tBh. Do Greg Nichols 28 free programs
Do his reccomended novice programs in the PDF that comes with the spreadsheet

What is SS?

should've done SS faggot

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Let me ask you this. If you had to repair an airplane would you first do the tiniest bit a research or just do some retarded bullshit and hope that it will work out? I ask this because there are like 15000 decent beginner programs and you decided to do this shit. I mean at least look at the sticky.

If I were to repair an airplane, I'd probably be scared, just back out and never try...

Oh..

4 months in, the image shows you're not bulking.
If you don't bulk, you gain mass slower (duh).
people estimate a beginner can put on around 20-25 pounds of muscle in their first year. You've completed 1/3rd of that and on a sub-optimal diet, so naturally there is not much to see yet.

Continue.