I'm on my 2nd year of Electrical Engineering and trying my best to find time to get Veeky Forums and not fail at uni. At best I get to go 3 times a week to gym for 2 hours. Am I ever gonna make it? Anyone else studying something similar ?
College and getting Veeky Forums
Nathaniel Reyes
Adam Lee
3 times a week seems like a good amount
Nathan Scott
Sure. You can just do some kind of heavy as fuck split. I would probably do the same muscle group 3 times a week during week 1, and then 2 times a week during week 2 - and alternate.
Jack Murphy
Where at Breh? I'm studying electrical too, if you've got good time management and are willing to make sacrifices to work/social life it isn't hard at all. My biggest problem has always been diet because obviously I'm very busy, but I still manage to lift for 1.5 hours 3-4 times a week.
Joshua Collins
no absolutely not, you can't make gains in a difficult major
thankfully i almost have my bs in finance
Parker Ward
Most PL routines are 3 days a week lad.
Robert Scott
>finance
>hard
James Gonzalez
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Samuel Flores
yeah studying physics at uni and going for N3 japanese next month, good thing I have a home gym so I lift 5-6 days a week
Aiden Russell
>6 hours a week .
That's all you need senpai if you lift. Live a more active lifestyle, take the stairs, take frequent walks. Give up on Vidya movies anime all these vices and you'll have loads of free time. Do ritalin once a week and have a productive 12 hours of studying. I went and partied 3 times a week with a full electrical engineering course load.
Sad that I learned too late in my final semester and now have 1 course left to graduate, too much free time now.
Had 4.0gpa first 2 years of school and then got really depressed before lifting and finding Jesus. Take some time to wonder what life is really about, if you are atheist, you can go do the nihilism path that nothing matters and be depressed or that you can now do anything. I did both, doesn't bring you anything. Money isn't the answer look at all the depressed rich people.
>For the love of money is the root of all evil: which while some coveted after, they have erred from the faith, and pierced themselves through with many sorrows.
1 Timothy:6:10