Anyway, you should just use some light weights.
You can find everything you need at the local gym.

So eats foods that are high in protein. And 2nd step is a high calorie diet.

Post edited at 5:31 pm on Oct. 2, 2008 by Molfsontan

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To gain muscle, you must have an excess of calories, so shoot for 500 or so above your maintenance every day. (If you need 2500 to maintain your weight, consume 3000)

Don't forget the good fats like peanut butter, olive oil, almonds, etc.
Carbs such as brown rice and oatmeal will be optimal as well.

Good luck.

Work out 3 days a week to start doing full body workouts. When you get more experienced, you can begin splitting body parts. Go for compound movements like bench press, squat and dead lift.


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One gram of protein per body pound a day...get it from natural sources such as chicken, tuna, lean turkey, and some fish like tilapia.  

To gain muscle, you must have an excess of calories, so shoot for 500 or so above your maintenance every day. (If you need 2500 to maintain your weight, consume 3000)

 
Don't forget the good fats like peanut butter, olive oil, almonds, etc.  
Carbs such as brown rice and oatmeal will be optimal as well.  

Good luck.  

Work out 3 days a week to start doing full body workouts. When you get more experienced, you can begin splitting body parts. Go for compound movements like bench press, squat and dead lift.  

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Listen to what he says + rest properly.

Here's a sample workout I have found for you:

http://www.personalfitnessprogram.com/pages/fittips/fullbody.html

But I strongly suggest you seeing a professional trainer to plan for a workout routine according to your needs and metabolism. If you do not know what you are doing and not doing everything correctly, it will be a total failure.