| Forum | Topic | Date | Replies |
| Weight Gain | Give it to me straight... | Jun 14 2009 09:18 (UTC) |
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Tell me if this sounds like a good routine for me guys:
- Read up on how to lift properly, (and what lifts will help more than others,) - and start doing these reps every other day. LEAVE OUT THE CARDIO, (jogging, etc,) - as those excercises will most likely burn fat off for me.
- Somebody mentioned that at my weight, I should consume "3500-4000 cals a day." I'll trust this suggestion and aim for exactly that! I can already tell it's a lot of eating lol, because I have a weight-gain powder, and 1 serving is litterally only 150 cals altogether. Even THREE CUPS of this a day puts me no-where near 4000 calories... (but I'll assume that tuna, meats, etc will help me add some numbers and get up there.) Any suggestions about this target?
- I'm thinking about Ensures/Cliff Bars, because I remember being on chemotherapy once, and this was recommended to help me gain. I would eat a Cliff Bar with a cup of hot chocolate about two times a day, and I remember packing about 10lbs on. Good idea? Or does this fall in to the 'unhealthy' catagory? (Bad gaining...)
- Here's a good question for a rookie. If YOU had to consume 4000 cals a day, what would YOU eat? Can somebody give me a list of what they personally would consume, (breakfeast, lunch, dinner,) - to base my meals around? It doesn't have to be 100% accurate, but it would help me establish which foods will help me climb to 4000 calories.
- This is a question. How much weight could I expect to gain from consuming 4000 calories a day? (Again, I'm 5'11, 135lbs...) - I'm honestly trying to pack on about 40lbs.
*Thanks again everyone, you have no idea how much it means to me to get these responses our of pure kindness. (Sounds corny,) - but it's what makes the internet so valuable. I know that if I succeed, I'll also go out of my way like you guys to help people with the same problems. Hope to get more great responses because I'm almost ready to start! |
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| Weight Gain | Give it to me straight... | Jun 10 2009 21:52 (UTC) |
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*Thanks for the replies everyone - seriously. I'm extremely greatful for the quick responses...
- If calories are a neccessity in filling out my frame, I'll aim for what was mentioned. (3500-4000 cals a day.) I'll start paying attention to how many calories are in the stuff I eat -
- "I don't eat enough" is probably an accurate statement, but I've been doing a better job as of lately. Even if it's just FINISHING my full meals in resteraunts/at home... The training comment sucks though - because you're most likely right, and curling is the one consistent I do everyday like clockwork. All of that for practically nothing lol...
- Anybody else MY WEIGHT actually manage to gain a lot of mass? In my opinion, gaining 10lbs is tough - but I want to hear from somebody who's actually put on a SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT. Like 30-40lbs... That's impressive, and I want to hear from that person for sure. |
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