Why I Quit Competing In Bodybuilding At 32 - The Rebuild Ep. 6

I’ve quit competing. Not bodybuilding — competing. Six weeks into a phase that was meant to lead into prep, I’ve called it. Episode six of The Rebuild. The four honest reasons: the money, the coaching business, what a pro-level physique would actually cost me, and having a life outside this. Plus the new upper-lower split and an accidental deload in Cornwall. Food hasn’t changed. Output hasn’t changed. Everything else has. Everything here is done under my coach’s direction with regular blood work. Not advice, not a protocol to copy. Speak to a doctor. #bodybuilding #competing #offseason #coaching Click here to apply for coaching: https://linktr.ee/garysawyer?utm_sour... Fuelled by TBJP Nutrition - Use GPS10 at checkout: https://www.tb-jp.com Kept healthy by Youth Revisited - Use GPS10 at checkout: https://www.youth-revisited.co.uk/ Locked in with GymPin: https://gym-pin.co.uk/garysawyer 0:00 I’m stepping away from competing 0:47 The check-in, and why the plan changed after the bloods 3:02 Cornwall, and an accidental deload 4:17 Steps, off-plan meals, and the weight holding 4:53 The new upper-lower split 6:00 Putting the shoulder press back in 6:35 Food and output haven’t changed 8:13 Reason one: the money 9:52 Reason two: the coaching business 10:37 Was I ever going to turn pro? 11:14 What a pro physique would actually cost me 12:27 What I’m proud of 13:04 Reason three: having a life 14:54 Your turn — tell me in the comments