Soldato
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Agreed!!!i really dont understand why you are cutting, you will have nothing to show under the fat, start bulking!
Agreed!!!i really dont understand why you are cutting, you will have nothing to show under the fat, start bulking!
i really dont understand why you are cutting, you will have nothing to show under the fat, start bulking!
Alright lads, Am 16, 17 in 2 months, and I am looking to get some muscle on me
Can this stuff be done at home? Since all I have is dumbells and barbell, but I would like to get a bench.
I have seen great improvements in the chest and abs and also legs area, but not to the bicep.
I am about 6", and quite skinny, 63kg, and my arms are way too small! I tried and tried working them out with dumbells, but I never saw any improvement.
I thought it might of been because I am still growing quite a bit, so maybe I should start when im 18-19?
Also, what is a main diet and workout, anything is much appreciated!
Thanks
Read Bodybuilding.com, or even GordyR's thread. Read about bulking etc. Doesn't have much to do with your age as I've seen/heard about plenty of younger guys bulking up.
As said above^ Don't focus all your efforts on the biceps.
Get some MRP or something, you need to eat more . Something odd's going on with some of your lifts, you should be able to military press as much as, if not more than 2x what you can shoulder press and you should also be able to deadlift as much as you squat, again if not more.
MRP?
I know about the deadlifts, my forearms and grip aren't very good and give up before my back and legs do, foolishly I only started deadlifting every week recently so am building into it.
My dumbell shoulder press is seated and I find this slightly easier than standing barbell military, especially trying to keep good form and not arch my back.
I'm not focusing mainly on the bicep, I generally noticed an improvement in all other muscles except the bicep...and these are really small, its annoying me...
Alternate your grip, and invest in some straps. Aside from that, MAN UP it is beyond doubt that many of your numbers are where they are simply because you find it comfortable......no one EVER got big being comfortable.
Why is your calf raise about right when everything else is so outta whack? Cos its a short range of motion? I mean by 10 reps you've barely got a burn goin, let alone the agonizing, vomit inducing crippling hellfire that signals healthy calf growth. Sound all comfortable to me.
Arch your back when standing? Thats impressive not seen anyone ever do that, try sitting down with the bar if its such a big deal.
Ive heard every excuse anyones ever come up with for not lifting weight, its not a case of the validity of the excuses its the fact that you make them in the first place.
Do what needs to be done, you've got some good potential there,
So the message I'm getting is to lift heavier? I'm trying but I normally burn out halfway through the last set when I go for more, not because I'm wussing out, I understand no pain no gain, but because I just physically can't complete it!
When I say arch I mean because my shoulders start giving up so it just happens in a desperate attempt to complete the set!
chances are then your diet is poor, bet you dont eat ANYWHERE NEAR enough calories.
Ok thanks, will work on this.
remember, muscle burns fat, if you get big FIRST you will drop the small amount you're carrying in no time. Fat however hinders muscle development and promotes fat storage.
Basically get as big as poss without getting horrendously fat and you'll trim down in double time
remember, muscle burns fat, if you get big FIRST you will drop the small amount you're carrying in no time. Fat however hinders muscle development and promotes fat storage.
Basically get as big as poss without getting horrendously fat and you'll trim down in double time