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Old 28-12-2006, 05:57 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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hi folks
I am a complete beginer at this only been lifting weights a few weeks. ive got some really useful info on diet and the right things to eat and how often, what i wouldlike some info on is supplements i dont really have a lot of spare cash maybe about 60-80 per month so i dont want to waste it on stuff thats rubbish so could anyone guide me in the right direction on what i would benefit from below are some stats

age 23
weight 59 kg
height 5foot 7

I dnt really want to be huge or compete, well not just now anyway i just want to bulk up a bit with a nice looking body. Any information at all would be fantastic
cheers
garry
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Old 30-12-2006, 07:19 PM   #2 (permalink)
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the most popular/effective supplements are:

whey protein
creatine
glutamine
carbs (fast acting carbs such as maltodextrin/dextrose for taking in after training)

as you have said its diet that is key, but good supplements will help you acheive your goals once your diet is correct.

have a look at the advertisers on this forum. one of them is extreme nutrition www.extremenutrition.co.uk i use their supplements and can guarantee their quality. the owner of that company is a regular on here too and gives out some excellent advice to our members! - their website also has a great articles section with soem really helpful info.

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Eat small meals 5 or 6 times a day , train three times a week, full body,don't drink alcohol or eat shite and you'll get a good start mate.
Take a good protein shake and creatine. Drink loads of water.
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Also start squating for best results!!
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Also start squating for best results!!
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