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03-18-2007, 05:05 PM | #37 |
Just take steroids that is the ultimate solution. lmao
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You are just young (Not a lot younger than me) Wait until you turn 21 and go out drinking all the time... |
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yeah, i agree with you, different people have different diet plans that will work for them. |
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When I was in high school I was 6' 150lbs. I ate large pizzas and all kinds of other crap by myself all the time. I've gained 30 pounds since then, at one point I was 170lbs mostly muscle. Got up to 180lbs and fat... I'm down almost 10lbs since then at least. I imagine you laughed at my comment about drinking because you already drink? Like I didn't when I was 19. But it wasn't everyday for half the day like after I turned 21. Enjoy being young now. And in a couple years kick yourself in the ass for it. |
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and you got it right, but yeah, not every day tho. once or twice a month... |
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03-19-2007, 07:40 AM | #45 |
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this will get ya some weight
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FLn45-7Pn2Y I think after all that this is what he ended up ordering http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSTWqRkBN74 |
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03-19-2007, 11:44 AM | #47 |
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Okay, first- GNC is a ripoff. Go here: http://www.bodybuilding.com for much cheaper prices and great customer service. I get all of my stuff from them. The forums are pretty informative, as well.
I'm currently using Chocolate Heavyweight Gainer 900 from Champion Nutrition. It tastes awesome, but you will need a blender- you'll be shaking the shit for an hour to get it to mix. Pure protein is great and all, but it's a pain in the ass. You see, you need to take in all nutrients proportionally- if you load up on protein, you'll be looking for ways to get all of the other things which are important, like amino acids, L-glutamine and your vitamins. A good weight gainer will do this for you. Here's some tips: 1) Don't take in more than 40g of protein at one time- that is all that your body can process- the rest goes straight to your kidneys. Kidney stones hurt. 2) No matter what supplement you are taking, it is just that- a supplement. Make sure that you are still eating 5 well rounded meals a day. That will also keep your blood sugar in a happy place, and you will have more energy. Consider adding a fish oil capsule to 3 meals, as well, and drink water. Coca-Cola does not count! 3) If you want gains, you have to work for them. Don't kill yourself, but working each muscle group intensely at least every 3 days is a must. Past 72 hours, the muscles begin using themselves for energy. Bottom line, you will only get as much out of this as you put in to it, and it does become an obsession.
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but hey, in that second vid, that's how the vanilla flavor looks like. |
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lol...i'm going to invest in a blender within the next couple of days, so i'll blend this stuff that i bought. hopefully it'll be better. oh, Mass-Tech has quite a few vitamins in it, but i should really buy more Centrum again (ran out a while back). and i'm only using 1-2 scoops of Mass-Tech with 1.5-2 cups of soy milk once or twice a day. so i'm not getting too much protein, i think. i don't really drink Coke, but i drink water at home, and Mountain Dew, Fruit Punch, and unsweetened ice tea at work. i'll also drink water if i feel a little dehydrated at work as well. i'm starting to work out more and more now, but i'm going to try not to make this an obsession. lol...thanks for your tips. |
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I drink more than a gallon of water a day. I take in at least 200 grams of protein a day. No kidney stones, of course I don't take it all at once and it doesn't all come from powder. I take EFA, Glutimine, Creatine, Caffine. I take B-complex, C, D, and E right now. I'm laying off the standard multi. I hate GNC they do rip you off. Personally I like supplementcentral.com. I mix my protein with water and I have learned to love it. I take ON vanilla whey but I also use the Egg Protein by Vitol. I work out 5 days a week. I work my, shoulders, then arms, then legs, then back and then chest choosing one muscle group per day works for me. That way I can focus. It is the season to start increasing cardio although I really hate it. I eat the hell out of some fish. This is what I do and it works. I have been at this for more than 3 years and I don't plan on ever stopping. I love it. I would suggest you pick up an issue of Muscle Fitness, it is a nice starting point from anyone. I wouldn't say to subscribe because the issues get really redundant but you can try a routine for a month and learn from it. Anyway I'll shut up now.
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You can do almost everything you need to do with a pull up bar, push ups, and dumbells, I myself have a home gym but even without it you can manage. Probably want to invest in an adjustable bench to go with your dumbells and get yourself a pull up bar. you'll be set. and EAT. You don't have to cook the fish, you can eat tuna or grab some sushi.you'll be alright. as long as you get on track with something serious I think you'll see results and you will get more and more involved with it, diet and all. Everyone has to start somewhere.
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pull ups target your back, your lats, you can also use a lat pull down but most people don't have this at home, easier to have a pull up bar at home, I have an attachment for my bench, this is something important to work on your back day
with dumbells and a bench and a pull up bar you can do quite a lot check out this website-http://www.exrx.net/Exercise.html
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