Suggestions please!

[Mau]

Please give me suggestions on what I should change or let me know if im doing everything right.

I wake up at 6:00 AM (PST). Since I workout in the morning around 6:30 AM (PST), I'm taking PUMP and CUTS (always taking a red pill out) 30 minutes prior to my workout with a really light meal. I workout intensely for 2 hours maybe 4 hours. Around 10:00 AM (PST) I take my second pack of CUTS. As soon as I get to my house I Immediately make myself a protien shake (as breakfast), with that protien shake I'm consuming PAK and OMEGA. I eat lunch around 2:00 PM (PST). Around 5:00 PM (PST) I eat dinner. I drink another protein shake later at night, while driking that shake I'm consuming FLEX around 10:00 PM (PST) (before bed). At 10:30 PM (PST) is when I usually go to bed.

Supplements Im consuming daily.
PUMP (1 pack)
PAK (1 pack)
OMEGA (1 pack)
CUTS (2 packs)
FLEX (1 Pack)
ANIMAL WHEY (2 scoops)

First shake
Mau Garcia
"MY" Shake (As Breakfast)
1 scoop of ANIMAL WHEY
1 Apple
5 Strawberries
1 Banna
6 OZ. of water
8 Ice cubes

Second shake
Dorian "Heavy D" Hamilton
Anabolic Nightcap Shake
1 scoop of ANIMAL WHEY
1 cup of unsweetened almond milk
1/2 avocado
3 tbsp. of coconut shavings

[4nim4l]

Seems like a nice routine you're doing there

[ChrisTuttle]

My only concern is you are training 2-4 hours intensely 5x per week? I would say that is a bit overkill. 2 hours max. I would personally do 1-1.5 hours. Esp if it is intense.

[Rex]

My only concern is you are training 2-4 hours intensely 5x per week? I would say that is a bit overkill. 2 hours max. I would personally do 1-1.5 hours. Esp if it is intense.

NO ONE trains intensely for 4 hours. I consider myself an intense trainer but after 90 minutes of hard work even my intensity drops quite a bit.

[ChrisTuttle]

NO ONE trains intensely for 4 hours. I consider myself an intense trainer but after 90 minutes of hard work even my intensity drops quite a bit.

Agree! 4 hours of intense training just for one day would take me 5 days to recover.

[Rex]

Agree! 4 hours of intense training just for one day would take me 5 days to recover.

What I mean is that no one has the stamina or mental capacity to train 4 hours with high intensity.
"If you start out sprinting you´ll eventually end up jogging" That´s a Dorian Yates quote.

[npcdusty]

What about your meals? If you training 2-4 hours a day you def need to getting some good meals in. 4 hrs is a long workout. You got Chris on here so you def have some great ears on the thread! just remember if your nutrition is not on point, those 2-4 hrs could be just a waste of time... Nutrition is key and recuperation.

Please give me suggestions on what I should change or let me know if im doing everything right.

I wake up at 6:00 AM (PST). Since I workout in the morning around 6:30 AM (PST), I'm taking PUMP and CUTS (always taking a red pill out) 30 minutes prior to my workout with a really light meal. I workout intensely for 2 hours maybe 4 hours. Around 10:00 AM (PST) I take my second pack of CUTS. As soon as I get to my house I Immediately make myself a protien shake (as breakfast), with that protien shake I'm consuming PAK and OMEGA. I eat lunch around 2:00 PM (PST). Around 5:00 PM (PST) I eat dinner. I drink another protein shake later at night, while driking that shake I'm consuming FLEX around 10:00 PM (PST) (before bed). At 10:30 PM (PST) is when I usually go to bed.

Supplements Im consuming daily.
PUMP (1 pack)
PAK (1 pack)
OMEGA (1 pack)
CUTS (2 packs)
FLEX (1 Pack)
ANIMAL WHEY (2 scoops)

First shake
Mau Garcia
"MY" Shake (As Breakfast)
1 scoop of ANIMAL WHEY
1 Apple
5 Strawberries
1 Banna
6 OZ. of water
8 Ice cubes

Second shake
Dorian "Heavy D" Hamilton
Anabolic Nightcap Shake
1 scoop of ANIMAL WHEY
1 cup of unsweetened almond milk
1/2 avocado
3 tbsp. of coconut shavings

[Rex]

What about your meals? If you training 2-4 hours a day you def need to getting some good meals in. 4 hrs is a long workout. You got Chris on here so you def have some great ears on the thread! just remember if your nutrition is not on point, those 2-4 hrs could be just a waste of time... Nutrition is key and recuperation.

Absolutely. I think you´re missing the boat here. Your supplement routine sure is an important add on but what really determines your success is your diet.

[ChrisTuttle]

Absolutely. I think you´re missing the boat here. Your supplement routine sure is an important add on but what really determines your success is your diet.

Yes agree and of course balancing with recovery with training. 4 hours per day I think you would have to have an abnormally high recovery rate. Wolverine maybe?

[Rex]

Yes agree and of course balancing with recovery with training. 4 hours per day I think you would have to have an abnormally high recovery rate. Wolverine maybe?

I´m wondering what one is even doing for 4 hours. Let´s say you´re doing chest. 4 hours equals out to 240 minutes. A set takes a minute tops. You might be resting for a minute in between. So, 100-120 sets per workout? How many exercises is that?

[LayzieBone085]

I´m wondering what one is even doing for 4 hours. Let´s say you´re doing chest. 4 hours equals out to 240 minutes. A set takes a minute tops. You might be resting for a minute in between. So, 100-120 sets per workout? How many exercises is that?

This
are you training at an RPE of 5 the entire workout!?
What is your intensity like!?
If you are going hours on your workout you should do a mirror check on how hard you truly train and what intensity techniques you could use to make your workout more challenging. (rest pause, cluster, drop sets, accumulation sets, forced negatives, and lots of partials.)

after an hour my body feels like It got hit by a truck.

Dorian Yates says it best.. Quality > Quantity...