Titan Tim Tackling his Twenties

Karwoski Training Split

Gaining Phase

Week 8 Day 3


Deadlift - 135 lbs x 5, 225 lbs x 5, 315 lbs x 5, 365 lbs x 5, 395 lbs x 5, 415 lbs x 5, 445 lbs x 5, 465 lbs x 5, 405 lbs x 5

Grip Shrugs - 245 lbs - 3 x 5

T-Bar Row - 120 lbs - 1 x 7, 2 x 5

Lat Pulldowns - 175 lbs - 3 x 5

Dumbbell Shrugs - 120 lbs x 3, 100 lbs x 6, 100 lbs x 6

Incline Treadmill Walk - 1/2 Mile

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Well I did my research and found 3 Masters programs I’m interested in. They’re all online and made for people that work full-time. Two of the programs are Masters of Science in Real Estate and the other one is an MBA Concentration: Real Estate Development.

I absolutely love how when I research real estate development careers on LinkedIn, the degree requirements state ā€œconstruction management, architecture, finance, blah blah blahā€.

Then there’s also the other cool non-constructiony (is that a word?) commercial real estate careers. The more doors that get opened, the better.

Cool! I’m gonna apply to all of them since Spring 2025 applications are open. The sooner I knockout the essays and letters of recommendation, the better.

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Go kill it man! I’m currently looking at an MBA with a concentration in Project Management.

La’

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Karwoski Training Split

Gaining Phase

Week 8 Day 4


Bench Press - 115 lbs x 5, 145 lbs x 5, 165 lbs x 5, 175 lbs x 5, 195 lbs x 5, 215 lbs x 5, 235 lbs x 5, 245 lbs x 5, 255 lbs x 4.5

Wide Grip Bench Press W/Pause - 205 lbs x 5, 205 lbs x 5, 205 lbs x 5

Dumbbell Incline Press - 80 lbs - 1 x 7, 2 x 6

Bent Over Barbell Front Raises - 50 lbs - 3 x 5

Dumbbell Side Raises - 25 lbs - 3 x 5

Incline Treadmill Walk - 1/2 Mile

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Welp, I did it!!!

I graduated summa cum laude with my degree in construction management and minor in business administration yesterday.

I worked my tail off during college from the start of my freshman year. Throughout the years I experienced all of those lectures, presentations, interviews, and homework.

I’ve had the opportunity to be in a leadership position via a student organization for the first time ever in my life. I also earned my way to complete 6 internships and/or co-ops in the field I’m studying along the way. I’ve gained lifelong friends and built great relationships.

Since I was away from my parents and anyone from my home time, I learned a lot about myself. The best thing I’ve gained from my time at college was confidence. I became a more confident man who believes in himself and is more spontaneous. I KNOW what kind of man I want to be and will continue to take action to do so.

Congrats to me!!! The sky is the limit!!! Let’s keep the train moving!!!

I also ate a 22 oz bone-in ribeye, shrimp, lobster mac and cheese, and some cheesecake at some fancy restaurant yesterday lol.

Dad: ā€œYou deserve itā€

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Damn dude, I didn’t know you got grades like that. Great work!

6 internships! That’s crazy.

Congradulations.

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Thanks Flats!

Gonna be 7 starting on June 10

And then I start my full-time career in late August :smile:

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7! That’s awesome, way to take advantage of the access. How many were required by school.

Which job/path did you decide to start up in August?

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That’s a huge PR right there, @tlgains. Awesome work, congratulations, and know that the best is yet to come!

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I only needed to do one summer internship to graduate.

I will be working at a large general contractor starting out as a Junior Estimator. Most general contractors tend to pigeon people into specific market sectors: data centers, Multifamily, sports/entertainment, industrial. But, there is no pigeon holing here so there’s opportunity to see different kinds of projects.

Once once year of estimating is completed, I’ll be an on-site Project Engineer. This company has a culture of supporting individual goals, so they let you bounce around to gain new skills or whatever.

I intend of giving myself the necessary skills to be well rounded in order to have a long lasting career.

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Congratulations Tim!! What an amazing accomplishment. You’re going to be (and likely already are) a force to be reckoned with.

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Hell yea! You’re going to crush it, too much drive not to!

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Glory to the boilerman!!!

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Heretospreadpositivity!!!

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It has been absolutely wild watching you grow dude, in SO many ways. You are one of the greatest success stories of this website. Congrats on all you’ve done so far: you have such a wonderful future ahead of you.

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This is all fantastic news :] You’re gonna go far Tim.

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Congratulations big man!

La’

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@boilerman @FlatsFarmer @SvenG @redsol1 @T3hPwnisher @heretolog @creative_name

You guys are the best!!! I appreciate the kind words!!

I give LOTS of credit to the T-Nation community for my current successes.

ā€œAs iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens anotherā€

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Karwoski Training Split

Gaining Phase

Week 9 Day 1


High Bar Breathing Squat - 135 lbs x 3, 225 lbs x 3, 275 lbs x 3, 315 lbs x 3, 335 lbs x 3, 355 lbs x 3, 375 lbs x 3, 395 lbs x 2, 375 lbs x 3, 385 lbs x 2

Leg Curl - 170 lbs - 3 x 5

Leg Extension - 190 lbs - 3 x 5

Stairmaster- 10 minutes

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I’m slightly late to the party, but huge congratulations on graduating!! Fantastic job on the internships too, getting everything you could out of them.

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