I am only 14 years old, turning 15 very soon, and hope to be muscle bound by the end of sophomore year. I started working out about 6 months ago after I realized I was severly out of shape, I could run a mile tops at 14 minutes. I decided to finally get on a diet and workout plan and lost about 20 pounds, but under that fat was not much muscle. I continued to workout way overdoing it and not seeing results. I cut that 1 mile time of 14 minutes in half. As of a week ago I learned it is not good to workout every single day which I find very true since after 6 months of hard training the results are very poor. Now I am on a new track and hope to see results.
Current height - 5 foot 8 inches
Weight - 105 pounds (yes I know, im skinny)
Monday, Sept 22
6:00 A.M - Big bowl of Lucky Charms cereal with milk
10:30 A.M (school lunch) - Chicken with 1 pint chocolate milk
2:30 P.M - Hot pocket after school to restore energy
6:00 P.M - After workout had a Protein shake mixed with milk, pork, mac n cheese and half a soda to help restore muscles.
Workout-
65 pounds Power cleans 5x5
100 pounds BB Bench press 5x5
75 pounds BB Row 5x5
10 pounds Cuban press each arm 3x12 ( these need work)
Chair dips 3x12 (changed to DB Push press after this workout)
workout schedule is as follows -
Every Workout day
- 2 minute treadmill warm-up
- Stretch after workout
Monday
- Power Cleans - 5x5
- BB Bench press with BB Rows - 5x5 each
- Cuban Press with DB Push Press - 3x12 each
Tuesday
- Treadmill 30 minutes (if not sore)
Wednesday
- Deadlifts - 10x3
- Pull ups with Military Press - 5x5 each
- T-Rows with Close grip Bench - 3x12 each
Thursday
- Treadmill 30 minutes (if not sore)
Friday
- DB Squats - 10x3
- Chin ups with Lunges - 5x5 each
- DB Press with DB Rows - 3x12 each
Saturday
- Treadmill 30 minutes (if not sore)
Sunday
- Off!
I will be posting daily workouts with food consumption and I also take pictures of myself every 2 months to check progress. I do not weigh myself since I am trying to gain weight through muscle mass gain.
Goals
1. Reach a weight of 130 pounds+ through muscle mass gain
2. Increase all current weight loads by about 25% or more over time
3. Be able to run one mile with less stress and without it being so difficult
4. Feel good about myself and have fun

Feel free to post any comments or suggestions on diet or program or anything else you want to add! Thanks for reading.