Markos, Currently Weight: 89kg Height: 182cm Age: 20 Eating 7 meals a day: Breakfast - oatmeal with scoop of whey protein (30g p) Meal 2 - 1 cup rice mixed with quinoa, 150g chicken breast Meal 3 - Pre workout shake (350mls milk, cup oats, 1 banana, tsp natural peanut butter, scoop whey, 2 scoops ice cream) TRAIN, scoop of whey post w/o Meal 4 - 160g steak, 250g sweet potato, 150g peas Meal 5 - same as meal 2 Meal 6 - Salmon fillet, steam pack veggies, sometimes sweet potato Meal 7 - 250g greek yoghurt, high in protein Need to up the carbs in my diet as I'm hitting a plateau, but my fat and protein are usually pretty good. Could add eggs with breakfast. Monday - Legs (predominantly squat/push exercises) Tuesday - Back and shoulders (lateral and posterior delts) Wednesday - core, cardio, arms Thursday - Chest and shoulders (lateral and anterior delts) Friday - Legs (predominantly deadlift/cleans; pull and power exercises) Saturday - core, cardio, arms Sunday - Rest Currently very high volume (3-4 sets, 8-12 reps, around 8-10 exercises per workout). I can provide examples of workout structures if requested. Rest times are 45s-1min between sets, usually focus on 4 sec eccentrics to increase time under tension, drop sets and supersets are also used occasionally. Current goal of competing in mens fitness (physique) bodybuilding late next year, hence the current bodybuilding style of program. About to transition to a strength mesocycle for 4-6 weeks (periodising training program at the moment) but I'd like some advice/examples of a program to follow? Would it be better to incorporate a hybrid style of training? (have strength pull and push days with assistance days in between?) Happy to take any criticism along with advice.