The Workout Routine That Transformed Paulo Muzy – Greatest Physiques: An Insider’s Guide

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Paulo Muzy is a doctor and fitness model who’s combined his expertise in medicine with his passion for training to sculpt a remarkable physique.

Originally from Brazil, Paulo started his career as a medical researcher on nutrition and metabolism. It was around this period his love for a healthy lifestyle was born.
Paulo started strength training when he was 11 years old and even took part in Jiu Jitsu training for 12 years. He’s since never looked back when it comes to building his best-ever body.

After over 2 decades of training, eating clean, and staying up to date with the scientific research, he’s turned into a world-class fitness coach and model who continues to inspire, educate, and motivate his ever-growing fan base online.


Paulo Muzy training shoulders in the gym looking strong

Athlete Statistics

Full Name: Paulo Cavalcante Muzy
Height Year of Birth Nationality Profession
6’1″ (185.5cm) 1979 Brazilian Doctor, Bodybuilder, Fitness Model
 
Alias Era
paulomuzy 2010
Height 6’1″ (185.5cm)
Year of Birth 1979
Nationality Brazilian
Profession Doctor, Bodybuilder, Fitness Model
Alias paulomuzy
Era 2010


Paulo Muzy doing triceps extensions in the gym

Accomplishments

  • Medical Doctor
  • Bodybuilder
  • Fitness Model
  • Internet Celebrity

Paulo Muzy in his youth posing shirtless in a fitness photo shoot

Paulo Muzy in his youth.


Paulo Muzy flexing his back muscles

Training

Paulo’s training revolves around high volume workouts where he’ll do 4 sets of 15 reps per exercise, and sometimes up to 40 sets per training session.

He doesn’t think about the weight, but instead, focuses on proper execution of the exercise, along with feeling the ‘mind-muscle connection’. When he’s bulking, he likes to raise the weight, cardio and the calories he consumes. For cutting, Paulo focuses on rest-pause reps, cluster sets, drop sets and high-intensity interval training, lowering his calories a little bit.

When he’s not in the gym, Paulo focuses on his recovery. This includes getting at least 7-8 hours of sleep, along with doing stretching and going to deep tissue massages.

Paulo’s training sessions usually last for 50 minutes and he tries to complete two workouts a day, from Monday to Friday focusing on different muscle groups. A usual weekly training routine would look like this:

  1. Morning – Deltoids/ Biceps. Afternoon – Triceps/ Calves
  2. Morning – Quadriceps/ Abs. Afternoon – Hamstrings/ Calves
  3. Morning – Back. Afternoon – Pectorals
  4. Morning – Hamstrings / Abs. Afternoon – Calves/Quadriceps
  5. Morning – Deltoids/ Triceps. Afternoon – Biceps/Abs

Paulo also likes to complete 20 minutes of low intensity cardio at the end of each workout.


Paulo Muzy bodybuilding transformation before-after


Paulo Muzy doing a heavy leg press in the gym

Nutrition

Paulo likes to stay lean for most of the year. To achieve this, he eats an extremely clean diet consisting of lean beefsteak, brown rice, egg white, vegetables, and berries.

Food like avocados, nuts, and olive oil are also an essential part of Paulo’s regimen. These foods provide him with healthy fats that are essential for energy as well as natural testosterone production.

Paulo doesn’t drink alcohol, advising that studies show it’s responsible for 5 to 30% of muscle low. He also monitors his coffee consumption as it causes him anxiety and dehydrates his body which he suggests impairs the effectiveness of his muscle recovery.


Paulo Muzy posing shirtless looking ripped and muscular


Paulo Muzy lecturing others looking, fit, healthy and strong

What we can learn from Paulo Muzy

If we can learn something from Paulo Muzy, it’s that building a great physique comes down to a few key factors, which include:

  • Consistent workout routine
  • A clean and healthy diet
  • Recovery

With a weekly training routine in place, lots of healthy food, as well as getting enough rest, you too could have ripped muscles of your own – just like Paulo Muzy.


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