Muscle building help

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JABMAN
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Muscle building help

Post by JABMAN »

Hi all,
looking for advice on building muscle around upper chest, shoulders and arms. aswell as upper and lower legs. Basically im a human matchstick man lookin to bulk up a bit. Any advice would be great.
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Post by lens_d »

Eat more lift Heavy
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Post by Packard »

We need more information about you in order to give reasoned advice. How old are you? How tall? What do you weigh? What is your atheletic background? How long have you been exercising for? Any health issues?

Provide that and we can suggest a reasonable approach to this issue.
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Post by JABMAN »

Ok im 130 pounds, 22 years old, havent been exercising long, no major health issues, and weight gain would prob be main problem.
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Post by clem »

full body workouts, eat lots of food and drink your MILK!
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Post by Packard »

You first need to get yourself in basic condition. That means you want to work all your body parts equally 2 or 3 times per week.

You need to do this for 6 weeks and then you will increase the resistance with all the exercises (but not all at the same time).

You will need to increase your caloric intake and make certain that you are taking in sufficient amounts of protein.

You should start to see some noticeable results during the second 6 week period.

After 12 weeks let us know how you are progressing and we can make some suggestions on modifying your workout and/or diet.

You will need to take in a calorie-rich diet which will probably include a fair amount of dairy products (I like ice cream).

There are plenty of discussions on whole body workouts and you can read up on them in older threads.
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