I'm trying to really beef up, but I find it really hard to gain weight, I've decided to hit the gym, other than eating heaps do you have any specific advice?
Let me slip you some "scottish sausage" and in 9 months you'll gain a LOT of weight.
I'm trying to really beef up, but I find it really hard to gain weight, I've decided to hit the gym, other than eating heaps do you have any specific advice?
Let me slip you some "scottish sausage" and in 9 months you'll gain a LOT of weight.
Problem with that tho is rumor has it you would have to slip her that sausage a few times to equal the inches a real man would be able to give her
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Ravyn Summers said:
I'm trying to really beef up, but I find it really hard to gain weight, I've decided to hit the gym, other than eating heaps do you have any specific advice?
Let me slip you some "scottish sausage" and in 9 months you'll gain a LOT of weight.
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Hi Guys,
I'm trying to really beef up, but I find it really hard to gain weight, I've decided to hit the gym, other than eating heaps do you have any specific advice?
Thanks,
Ravyn
No, the solution is to eat a lot and hit the gym. If you're not already, you need to start eating 5 or 6 moderate size meals a day. That will help balance your metabolism out. You need to be lifting no less than 4 times a week and consistently push yourself to lift heavier.
I'm trying to really beef up, but I find it really hard to gain weight, I've decided to hit the gym, other than eating heaps do you have any specific advice?
Get a lot of rest, too. "Eating heaps" probably isn't the right way to put it: you'll still want to avoid crappy food. My best advice for bulking up involves adding peanutbutter to everything.
Disclaimer: the only person I've ever attempted to bulk up is currently 6 years old.
I would agree with Woofer on the meal number and that you should hit the gym hard when you go. Focus on the big compound lifts: squat, deadlift, bench and incline press, dips, pulldowns and pullups, and rows. I would slightly disagree about the workout frequency. In my experience limiting workouts to 3 or 4 intense one hour workouts a week would help give your body time to grow in between workouts. Eating a lot of healthy food and not letting your body feel hungry is important if you want to grow. Good Luck, James
I'm trying to really beef up, but I find it really hard to gain weight, I've decided to hit the gym, other than eating heaps do you have any specific advice?