enadeus
04-05-2005, 05:14 PM
Which techniques or supplements have you used to gain lots of body mass. I'm talking about 10 - 15 pounds of body mass.
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View Full Version : Body Mass enadeus 04-05-2005, 05:14 PM Which techniques or supplements have you used to gain lots of body mass. I'm talking about 10 - 15 pounds of body mass. akins12732 04-05-2005, 07:43 PM i have took creatine for more than a year now it works well i think Kid Achilles 04-05-2005, 11:33 PM If you're not a boxer I'd say lift heavy (go for about 6 reps per set), eat a ton (about a gram per pound of bodyweight per day) of protein and rest 9-10 hours a day. If you are then stop trying to gain weight because it's going to bump you up into a weightclass that's too high for you're frame. As a boxer you should be trying to gain strength and not size. Unless you have RJJ's athleticism, you don't want to be a blown up little guy. buff_mike10 04-06-2005, 12:08 AM Squats are good for packing on weight quick. So is bench press, do 6 sets of each muscle, and use heavy weight. Make sure your first set is light to warm up, you don't wanna pull a muscle. Like he said, eat alot of protein random guy 04-06-2005, 12:12 AM a gram of protine per pound of weight thats a lot of protein. UnstoppableOne 04-06-2005, 04:14 AM i have took creatine for more than a year now it works well i think Any side effects? And this might be a dumb question, but im going to ask it anyways! Are your arms defined (cut) or are they just big and/or squishy?? I heard creatine makes you seem like you have water in your biceps... Ark 04-06-2005, 04:44 PM creating with protien and alot of healthy food worked best for me! Ricomania77 04-11-2005, 09:34 PM Any side effects? And this might be a dumb question, but im going to ask it anyways! Are your arms defined (cut) or are they just big and/or squishy?? I heard creatine makes you seem like you have water in your biceps... Creatine makes you hold water in your muscles, therefore making you look bigger. But once you stop taking it, your muscles get smaller. I recommend taking whey protein and glutamine. Just my 2 cents. Speedy Gonzales 04-12-2005, 12:50 AM Also, the more important than supplements is training. No point in "supplementing" your workout with nothing to supplement. That's like giving creatine to a guy in a coma: useless. LIke the guy above said, squats are good (make sure you got a spotter). Also, deadlifts, power cleans (good form is CRUCIAL in both those), and wide grip bench presss are all good. |