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| Illuminati Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 1,539 Rep Power: ![]() | Few things to add to this thread. You do not need supplements for a good diet. They 'supplement' where your diet lacks and are a good addition but are not necessary at your level. However if you cannot eat enough weight gain products from extreme (board sponsor) or reflex are good. Ask Doug (board owner) for a list of ingredients and an explanation of the product. Show this to your parents and they will be fine about it. 3 times training a week I personally think is fine but cut out the cardio completely you don't need it and definitely focus on bench, squat, deadlifts, dips, chins and shoulder press. Finally eat until 6 times a day at three hour intervals. You cannot lose weight if your are in a calorie excess it is not scientifically possible. |
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| Legend Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Near Chesterfield Posts: 706 Rep Power: ![]() | I agree Cal no doubt about it the reason most people in gym never change is they tend to think it’s enough to turn up and don’t really apply themselves. If you want to take bodybuilding up as a competitive sport then diet has a huge amount to play but whatever you got to train hard and strict. Steve - I noticed you said you train with weights 3 times a week and cardio the other nights – I’m guessing you mean Tuesdays and Thursdays so twice as opposed to weekends as well and by cardio you probably mean something high intensity like running ? You’re obviously naturally lean and at your age with your body type your metabolism will be burning calories like mad. If your goal is to add muscle and not as cross training for some other sport then I’d say drop the cardio you won’t grow while you’re burning all the calories you eat and you only grow while you rest. Totally with everyone’s comments about food, get as much good quality protein and carbs down your neck as you can without eating your parents out of house and home and get as much rest as you can at least 8-hours sleep a night. Protein drinks are good but if your parents are concerned which with all the negative media hype about bodybuilding is understandable I’d leave them alone try the shake Cal mentioned. Don’t be tempted to eat junk that’s just wasted calories but the main thing man is to enjoy what you are doing. |
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| Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 15 Rep Power: ![]() | Fill your face with as much as you can for the next year or so. Fk how you look just Train Extremely hard and eat plenty of everything. Shit inclluded, take advantage of being able to gorge on gorgeous food while u still can |
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| Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: harrogate Posts: 73 Rep Power: ![]() | Whey protein is cheap. You might what to head over to www.t-nation.com/ or bodybuilding.com. There's plenty of good articles for beginners. I suggest you learn as much as you can about nutrition and lifting. The more you learn and put into practice the better your results. Not sure how old you are, but as for meals you don't have to do 5 or 6. Remember it all takes time. Good luck! |
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| Moderator Musclechat Icon Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: The White House. But I'm moving soon. Posts: 2,609 Rep Power: ![]() | Quote:
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