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Assaultrifle
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Posted at 2:57 pm on July 1, 2008 |
| Your welcome. And yeah your body gets used to a certain amount of weight fast, especially when your just starting out, which is why u should look into getting maybe some 20s or 25s for the future |
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daydreamerjess
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Posted at 8:35 am on July 1, 2008 |
| Thanks a lot Assaultrifle, the 2nd workout looks pretty good. (I actually have been doing bicep curls already, seemed at the beginning I would never be able to do more then a few but now I can do 15-ish at one time =]) |
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Assaultrifle
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Posted at 9:37 pm on June 30, 2008 |
| Yes girls can gain muscle but only about 60% as fast as guys. The best thing to do for gaining muscle is get a gym membership so u can have access to more weights. Or buy a bunch of weights for home. If you do manage to get gym access or more weights do the routine in the following article.(add www. to all links) ironechelon.webs.com/SuperStrength.htm I guarantee you will gain muscle with this routine. Just make sure to follow all the instructions on the site that are included with the workout for best results. Stop doing some exercises now and then some more later. That's not optimal for muscle growth or for anything really. Since those weights are all you have for now I'd say your best bet would be a bodyweight exercise routine. In other words a routine made of push ups, sit ups, etc that doesnt require weights. I would strongly suggest getting a pull up bar. Pull ups are awesome for your arms and back. Here is a very good body weight exercise only routine: teenbodybuilding.com/brent2.htm It's called the Navy SEALS workout, and it consists of push ups, sit ups, pull ups, and dips. This workout focuses mostly on muscle endurance, but it will definitely help you gain some muscle, especially if you don't have much. If you can't do what's required for week one start with even less reps than that and work your way up until you can do it. Theres cardio parts to this workout as well, but you can just not do them if you want. I would also suggest doing some military presses and bicep curls with your 10's and squats and lunges with no weight on your workout days right after the Navy Seals portion of the workout. Also don forget to eat lots of protein. One gram of protein per pound of body weight per day is a good amount fo muscle gaining. Hope this helps and good luck |
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daydreamerjess
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Posted at 12:22 pm on June 30, 2008 |
| eh ok, well thx...all I have to exercise with is things I have at home....which is just 2 5-pound wieghts and 2 10-pound wieghts...so just do basic things really? My problem is I cant get on a steady plan. Like i'll be like hm..ill do some pushups, so ill do that and then in 3 minutes ill be bored and not know what else to do...a few hours later maybe ill do some crucnhes...since I want to work all muslces I dont know a solid plan that would help me |
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MXfreak
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Posted at 12:19 pm on June 30, 2008 |
| you were a little skinny. but 15 lbs is a bit much. all i can say is if you want to go lift weights. its boring but if you want to "look good" then its pretty much the only way besides running and whatnot. |
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daydreamerjess
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Posted at 12:17 pm on June 30, 2008 |
| I had to gain wieght cause I passed out once and the only reason the doctors could come up with was maybe I was underwieght (back then I was 5' 2 and 98 pounds with a small all over frame, which was normel I believe but w/e) thx for the replys, any more ideas?? |
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MXfreak
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Posted at 12:14 pm on June 30, 2008 |
| talk to latinmuscle XD hes smart with workout stuff. |
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xBeautifulTragedyx
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Posted at 12:13 pm on June 30, 2008 |
| What reason was there to gain that weight? Yes, you can gain muscle weight. I'd say things like, lift weights, but that's so cliche. |
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erolimo
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Posted at 12:12 pm on June 30, 2008 |
| You can't gain muscle and burn fat without cardio. |
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