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Originally Posted by muscleshirtnomuscles How is it going out there in muscleland? I have been at it in the gym hard for about two months and its me all by my self. I am looking for the best way to get huge. I have cleaned up my diet, im on the protein, but i am guessing that there is something more i can be doing. If you have and advice please, help? |
Props for starting out on this lifestyle. Kaboom as already stated supplements are in fact what they say they are. Food is the key and learning how you body reacts to the proportions of carbs, proteins and fats.
I have seen so many new people start out with total devotion to this sport and the rhetoric that gets passed to newcomers is to train intensly with the max weight possible.
Well in some respects that is true, but the weight must be used with proper, controlled form and as for intensity, if you take the approach of going gung -ho every workout, youll hit the wall, become disillusioned and be another statistic that got ****ed up with the game.
Getting huge is different for every person, some wont worry about being fat as long as they look " huge" in clothes, but if you want to get "huge" you have already set yourself up for failure. This game is about continued growth, overcoming plateau's, overcoming adversity in the way of illnes, injury or stress. being consistant with diet, cycling you training so you have built in time of latitude, so that you can ENJOY life as a young man can. If you can heed to this, you can gain maybe 5-10 lb of leanish tissue a year, so in ten years, you can be 50-100 heavier.
This is a beautiful lifestyle and I have enjoyed many years, even the years where I have to fight for my health and overcome adversity, because winning when youve been put on your arse is awsome, but the thing I want to pass onto you guys is it all comes down to BALANCE, lose this and you lose control of your life and the sport becomes unhealthy
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