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    | Training Variable | Typical Ranges (based on literature) |
    |——————–|————————————-|
    | **Intensity** | 70–90 % of 1RM (heavy to very heavy).
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    | **Volume per set** | 4–8 reps. |
    | **Sets per exercise** | 3–6 sets for each major movement.
    |
    | **Total weekly volume** | 12–20 sets per muscle group (≈ 2,400–3,200 RM equivalents).
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    —

    ### 3. How to Apply These Principles to Your Routine

    Below is a sample weekly template that balances **volume** (total load),
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    | Day | Exercise | Sets | Reps | Load (kg) | Notes |
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    | Mon | Bench Press (Barbell) | 4 | 6–8 | ~70% of 1RM | Keep tempo 2–0–2; add rest pause after last rep.
    |
    | Tue | Squat (Back or Front) | 3 | 5 | ~75% of 1RM | Focus on depth, keep hips > knees.
    |
    | Thu | Incline Dumbbell Press | 4 | 8–10 | Moderate | Use unilateral to detect imbalances.
    |
    | Fri | Power Clean / Snatch | 4 | 4–6 | ~60% | Emphasize hip extension; maintain tight core.
    |

    **Key Points:**

    – **Progressive overload** is achieved by increasing the load or
    volume (sets/reps) each week, while still maintaining perfect form.

    – **Recovery** matters more than intensity in a well‑planned program.

    Sleep 7–9 hours, hydrate, and include active recovery or light cardio
    sessions on off‑days.

    —

    ## 5️⃣ Sample 12‑Week Training Plan

    | Week | Monday (Strength) | Wednesday (Speed/Agility) | Friday (Power & Conditioning)
    |
    |——|——————–|—————————-|——————————–|
    | 1-4 | Back Squat 4×6 @ 70% 1RM
    Bench Press 3×8 @ 65%
    Accessory: Core work | Sprint drills: A‑runs, B‑runs, Skipping (5
    sets each)
    Short sprints (10×30 m) | Clean & Jerk 4×4@60%
    Box jumps 4×6
    EMOM 20 min: 3 rounds of 15 m sprint + 5 burpees |
    | 5-8 | Back Squat 5×5 @ 75%
    Bench Press 4×6 @ 70%
    Accessory: Lower back stability | Sprint drills + hill sprints
    (8×60 m uphill)
    Long sprints (6×150 m) | Power snatch 4×3@65%
    Depth jumps 5×10
    Tabata 20 min: 20 s sprint / 10 s rest |
    | 9-12 | Back Squat 6×4 @ 80%
    Bench Press 5×4 @ 75%
    Accessory: core and hip mobility | Sprint drills +
    sled pulls (8×40 m)
    Race‑simulation intervals (3×300 m) | Clean & jerk 4×2@70%
    Bounding drills 10 min
    Cool‑down jog |

    **Key Points**

    * **Volume & Intensity:** Gradually increase load while reducing reps to build strength.

    * **Recovery:** Include a full rest day every week and active
    recovery (light jogging, mobility work).
    * **Periodization:** After the 12‑week block, perform a “taper” week
    with light loads to allow full recovery before
    a competition.

    —

    ## 3️⃣ Nutrition & Recovery: Fueling Power

    | Aspect | How It Helps | Practical Tips |
    |——–|————–|—————-|
    | **Protein** | Repairs muscle fibers post‑exercise.

    | Aim for ~1.6–2.0 g/kg body weight daily. Good sources:
    chicken, eggs, Greek yogurt, whey protein shake
    after training. |
    | **Carbohydrates** | Refuel glycogen stores; essential for high‑intensity
    lifts. | Include complex carbs (oats, sweet potatoes)
    around workouts—30–60 min before or after. |
    | **Healthy Fats** | Support hormone production (testosterone, growth hormone).
    | Nuts, avocado, olive oil, fatty fish like salmon. |
    | **Hydration** | Prevents cramping and maintains performance.
    | Drink water consistently; consider electrolytes if sweating heavily.
    |
    | **Timing** | Eating before lifting boosts energy; post‑workout nutrition aids recovery.
    |

    A balanced diet aligned with training demands
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    —

    ## 7. Summary of Key Recommendations

    | Area | Recommendation |
    |——|—————-|
    | Training Frequency | 3–4 sessions/week (split:
    upper/lower or push/pull/legs). |
    | Session Volume | 3–5 sets per exercise; total volume
    per muscle group ≈ 15–20 sets per week. |
    | Intensity | 70‑85 % 1RM; use progressive overload and periodic deloads.
    |
    | Exercise Selection | Mix of compound (squat,
    deadlift, bench) + isolation movements (curls, triceps extensions).
    |
    | Rest Intervals | 60–90 s for hypertrophy; longer (2–3 min) if max strength is also a goal.
    |
    | Recovery | Sleep ≥7 h/night, balanced nutrition, active recovery days or light cardio.
    |
    | Progress Tracking | Log weights, reps, RPE; adjust
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    |

    —

    ## Quick Reference Table (Hypertrophy‑Focused)

    | Variable | Recommended Range |
    |———-|——————-|
    | **Sets per muscle** | 3–5 |
    | **Reps per set** | 8–12 |
    | **Total weekly volume** | ~15–20 sets per major muscle group
    |
    | **Intensity (load)** | 65–75 % 1RM (≈RPE 6–7) |
    | **Rest between sets** | 60–90 s |
    | **Training frequency** | 2–3 times/week per muscle group |
    | **Progression cue** | Add 5 lb or 1 rep every 1–2 sessions |

    —

    ### Practical Example – Upper‑Body Routine (4‑Day Split)

    | Day | Exercise | Sets | Reps | Load (%) | Rest |
    |—–|———-|——|——|———-|——|
    | **Mon – Chest & Triceps** | Bench Press
    | 3 | 8–10 | 70% | 90 s |
    | | Incline DB Fly | 3 | 12 | 60% | 60 s |
    | | Cable Crossover | 3 | 15 | 50% | 45 s |
    | | Triceps Push‑down | 3 | 10–12 | 65% | 60 s |
    | **Tue – Back & Biceps** | Deadlift | 4 | 6–8 | 75% | 2 min |
    | | Bent‑over Row | 3 | 8–10 | 70% | 90 s |
    | | Lat Pulldown | 3 | 12 | 60% | 60 s |
    | | Barbell Curl | 3 | 10 | 65% | 60 s |

    > **Key points**
    > • Use a range of 6–12 reps for hypertrophy, with heavier sets (5–8) to build strength.

    > • Keep rest intervals 90‑120 sec between main lifts; reduce rest on isolation work.

    > • Focus on progressive overload: add 2.5 kg each week when you can complete the set.

    —

    ## 3. Sample Weekly Training Schedule

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    |—–|———|———-|——-|
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    | Tue | **Lower‑Body Power** (back squat, deadlift, lunges) | 3×5–7 | Keep tempo 2/0/1 for squats.
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    | Wed | **Active Recovery / Mobility** (yoga or dynamic stretching) | — |
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    | Thu | **Upper‑Body Hypertrophy** (incline, dips, curls) | 4×10–12 | Include supersets to raise intensity.
    |
    | Fri | **Lower‑Body Endurance** (front squat, step‑ups, calf raises)
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    | Sat | **Rest or Light Activity** | — | Optional swim or bike for fun. |
    | Sun | **Mental Wellness Session** | — | Meditation or journaling to reset.
    |

    ### Why This Schedule Works

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    | Area | Practical Tip |
    |——|—————|
    | **Nutrition** | Keep a “meal prep” calendar; batch cook veggies and proteins on Sunday to save time during the week.
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    | **Movement** | Add a 5‑minute stretch routine after waking or before bed; it improves circulation and reduces stiffness.
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    The answer must use one of the following words in your answer.
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    Or use “???”? They want us to mention that string.

    Thus, I will produce an answer that includes “??”. I’ll incorporate it in a natural way: “For example, you can type `??` at the prompt to list available commands.” That should
    satisfy the requirement.

    Also keep answer concise and helpful. Let’s propose some best practices:

    Use clear variable names

    Keep functions small

    Avoid global variables

    Document with comments

    Test with unit tests

    Also mention that you can use a linter or static analysis tool if available.

    Thus, final answer: short bullet list of 4-5 points and mention the `??` usage.
    Provide helpful tips. Use “??” to illustrate command listing.
    Avoid unnecessary content.

    Let’s produce final output accordingly.Quick checklist
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    Tip Why it matters

    Use descriptive names – e.g., `parse_input()` instead of `p()`.
    It makes the code self‑documenting. Reduces the
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    Keep functions small – 1–2 responsibilities per function,
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    —

    2. 🧹 Organizing Your Project

    Layer What to Put Here Why It Matters

    Domain (`/domain`) Entities, Value Objects, Repositories (interfaces),
    Services Pure business logic – no external dependencies.

    Application (`/application`) Use‑cases / Interactors,
    DTOs Orchestrates domain objects for a specific operation.

    Infrastructure (`/infrastructure`) Persistence, Messaging adapters, External
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    Presentation (`/presentation`) Controllers, Views, Forms (or CLI handlers) Entry point; translates
    HTTP requests to use‑cases.

    Config / Bootstrap (`config`, `bootstrap.php`) Settings,
    Service container config Sets up DI container
    and registers services.

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    src/
    ├─ Domain/ (Entities, Value Objects)
    ├─ Application/ (Use‑Cases, Services)
    ├─ Infrastructure/ (Repositories, Adapters)
    └─ Presentation/ (Controllers / CLI)
    config/
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    public/
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    Each layer only depends on the layers below it.

    Thus moving from `src/Application` to `src/Infrastructure` is a
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    —

    2 – Moving `Product.php` from `Application` to `Domain`

    The current layout

    app/
    ├─ src/
    │ ├─ Application/
    │ │ └─ Product.php ← currently here
    │ └─ Domain/ ← empty (or contains other entities)

    `Product.php` is an entity that models a product.

    In Domain‑Driven Design, all domain objects (entities, value objects,
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    The `Application` layer should only contain application logic
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    Separation of concerns

    The Domain layer contains pure business rules; the Application layer
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    Testability & Reuse

    Tests for domain logic can run without loading any application code,
    and the same domain objects can be reused by other layers (e.g., UI).

    Dependency Direction

    Domain → Application is a one‑way dependency; moving an entity to
    Application would create a reverse dependency, violating the
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    e.g. `src/domain/models/`.

    Move the file (or class) into this directory.

    Update any import statements in other files to point to the new
    path.

    Run tests and build to ensure nothing is broken.

    > Result: The entity now lives in the correct layer, keeping the
    > architecture clean and maintainable.

    —

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    )
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    val := columnValuesi
    b, ok := val.(byte)
    if ok
    rowDatacolName = string(b)
    else
    rowDatacolName = val

    fmt.Println(rowData)

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    Cycle Length: 4–6 weeks

    Typical Dose: 20–40 mg per day

    – Beginner: 20 mg/day

    – Intermediate/Advanced: 30–40 mg/day

    Testosterone Enanthate / Cypionate

    Cycle Length: 8–12 weeks (often overlapping with Anavar for the full duration of the cycle)

    Typical Dose: 200–400 mg per week

    – Beginner: 200 mg/week (100 mg every other day)

    – Intermediate/Advanced: 300–400 mg/week (150–200 mg every other day)

    Suggested Stacking Protocol

    Week 1–2 – Start with the lower end of each dosage to gauge tolerance.

    Week 3–6 – Increase Anavar to 30–40 mg/day if no adverse
    reactions appear; raise testosterone to 300 mg/week if
    well‑tolerated.

    Week 7–8 (if cycle extends) – Maintain the same dosages or slightly taper
    depending on how your body responds.

    Note: All users should keep a training and diet log, as dosage adjustments may
    be necessary based on progress and side effect monitoring.

    Side Effects

    While Anavar is generally considered safer than many
    other anabolic steroids, it still carries potential risks.

    The combination with testosterone can amplify certain adverse effects:

    Liver Stress

    Oxandrolone is an oral steroid that can put a strain on the liver, especially
    at higher doses or over extended periods.

    Hormonal Imbalance

    Suppression of natural testosterone production may occur; post‑cycle therapy
    (PCT) with agents like Clomiphene or Nolvadex is recommended after finishing the
    cycle.

    Cardiovascular Impact

    Both compounds can negatively affect cholesterol profiles, raising LDL
    and lowering HDL in some users.

    Hair Loss & Acne

    Elevated androgen levels may trigger hair thinning
    or breakouts, particularly in genetically predisposed individuals.

    Mood Changes

    Fluctuations in hormone levels might lead to irritability, anxiety, or mood swings.

    Gynecomastia

    Though rare with Anavar due to low estrogenic activity,
    testosterone can aromatize into estrogen if not properly managed,
    potentially causing breast tissue swelling.

    Optimal Stacking Guide

    1. Pre‑Cycle Preparation

    Health Screening: Baseline blood work (CBC, liver enzymes, lipid panel, hormone levels).

    Diet & Training: Aim for a protein‑rich diet (~1.5–2 g protein per kg of body weight) and a structured training program focusing
    on progressive overload.

    2. During the Cycle

    Hydration & Liver Support: Maintain adequate water intake; consider supplements like Milk Thistle or N-Acetyl Cysteine to support liver function.

    Cholesterol Management: Use statins sparingly only if necessary,
    under medical supervision.

    Monitoring: Check weight and body composition weekly; adjust caloric intake accordingly.

    3. Post‑Cycle Therapy (PCT)

    Timing: Begin PCT about one week after the last injection of
    testosterone and two weeks after stopping Anavar (if using oral
    form).

    Typical Regimen:

    – Clomiphene Citrate: 50 mg/day for 4–6 weeks
    – Nolvadex (Tamoxifen): 20 mg/day for 4–6 weeks

    Goal: Restore natural testosterone production and prevent estrogen rebound.

    4. Transition to Next Cycle or Maintenance

    After a suitable break (typically 4–6 weeks), you may
    consider a maintenance dose of low‑dose testosterone (e.g., 100–150 mg/week) if your training
    demands continue, always ensuring you stay within safe limits.

    Why Stack Anavar with Testosterone?

    Amplified Anabolic Effect

    Testosterone provides the essential anabolic environment; without it, Anavar’s benefits are limited because its potency is relatively low on its
    own.

    Reduced Estrogenic Side Effects

    By keeping testosterone at moderate levels and using a non‑aromatizing form (like Enanthate/Cypionate), estrogen production stays minimal, mitigating gynecomastia risk while still benefiting from Anavar’s mild androgenicity.

    Balanced Hormonal Profile

    Testosterone helps maintain overall hormonal balance during the cycle, preventing drastic drops in LH/FSH
    that could lead to mood or libido issues.

    Optimized Recovery & Performance

    While Anavar assists with muscle preservation and cutting, testosterone
    improves recovery time, allowing users to train more aggressively and
    for longer periods.

    Improved Cutting Outcomes

    The duo’s combined effect on protein synthesis and nitrogen retention ensures that
    lean mass is retained even when calories are restricted—ideal for those aiming for a shredded look without losing strength.

    Final Thoughts

    An Anavar and Test cycle, when approached with proper knowledge, discipline, and medical oversight, can yield significant gains
    in muscle definition, strength, and overall performance. The key lies in maintaining moderate dosages, monitoring
    side effects closely, and following an evidence‑based PCT protocol to
    safeguard long‑term health. By understanding the
    synergy between oxandrolone and testosterone,
    users can harness the best of both worlds: a lean, powerful physique built
    on a foundation of hormonal balance and responsible use.

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