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patrickmullenz
04-05-2010, 07:36 AM
im 13 nearly 14 i wanna bulk up..i pursume protein shakes are a bad idea at my age..??

SpecialOne
04-05-2010, 07:38 AM
no need to bulk up pal

Squirrel
04-05-2010, 08:11 AM
Why do you want to bulk up?

patrickmullenz
04-05-2010, 08:53 AM
just do lol

TheTruthIs
04-05-2010, 10:55 AM
I went from 138 lbs to 154 at the same age within a year. And yes used protein shakes, after hard workouts because was running lean on fat to begin with and to avoid catabolic states. 10 mins or so after each workout. But more so it was about natural growth and a good, well-balanced diet to fuel the workouts as it went.

If you really want to gain weight then get yourself educated on healthy eating, with a focus on upping your carbs and good fats. Know how many calories you're putting in, what your burning daily, and be sure to not ever be at a deficit.

kbpoetree
04-05-2010, 11:06 AM
I went from 138 lbs to 154 at the same age within a year. And yes used protein shakes, after hard workouts because was running lean on fat to begin with and to avoid catabolic states. 10 mins or so after each workout. But more so it was about natural growth and a good, well-balanced diet to fuel the workouts as it went.

If you really want to gain weight then get yourself educated on healthy eating, with a focus on upping your carbs and good fats. Know how many calories you're putting in, what your burning daily, and be sure to not ever be at a deficit.
and thats the truth lol

Joachim
04-05-2010, 11:11 AM
meat spin?

i3raintwo
04-06-2010, 02:38 PM
Nothing wrong at all with taking a protein shake after a work out. It's not like its going to make your body gain muscle mass quickly. My advice is if you do work out hard enough then YES have a shake no longer then 30 mins after your work out. You want to keep your muscle and help recovery so you can get back into the gym.

I ran track(100m, 440 relay, mile relay, and long jump) at your age and training everyday I need those shakes to help my legs with recovery.

As for bulking up, you're pretty young to be bulking up, your body is still in its growing stages so I would hold off.

kbpoetree
04-06-2010, 02:41 PM
Nothing wrong at all with taking a protein shake after a work out. It's not like its going to make your body gain muscle mass quickly. My advice is if you do work out hard enough then YES have a shake no longer then 30 mins after your work out. You want to keep your muscle and help recovery so you can get back into the gym.

I ran track(100m, 440 relay, mile relay, and long jump) at your age and training everyday I need those shakes to help my legs with recovery.

As for bulking up, you're pretty young to be bulking up, your body is still in its growing stages so I would hold off.
hey man i ran track in college the 100m 200m 400m etc..lol cool my best was the 100m at 10.21 but was getten good at the 400m b4 i blew a hammy and no longer can do it lol

i3raintwo
04-06-2010, 04:36 PM
Wow, man I was right behind you! In high school I ran a 10.3 100m, I had a 4.4 40 but I'm 5'8" so I feel my leg length was holding me back :/ !!!

kbpoetree
04-06-2010, 04:41 PM
Wow, man I was right behind you! In high school I ran a 10.3 100m, I had a 4.4 40 but I'm 5'8" so I feel my leg length was holding me back :/ !!!
ah yeah i feel ya...i'm 5' 11" but i got legs long(wich is real nice for the 400m) as most 6'4" people small torso wich is nice in boxing as well helps protect my body when my elbows reach my hip bones from boxing strance lol..i never had a 40 time didnt play football lol but a 10.3 in high school is def hella good