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| Newbie Trainer Join Date: Jan 2007
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![]() | Project Arnie HI all, love the site ive found it really helpfull but erm need a bit more help. I'm 6ft2", 10 stone 13 with 14.5" arms cold and 38" chest and stick legs lol. Ive been training on and off for a while now but since finding a good gym partner ive been hitting it solid for the past 3 months. I'm happy with my training but i just CANT PUT ON WEIGHT grrrr. My diet is as follows 7am - 1x weetabix (I know this is poor but i struggle to eat 1st thing) 9.30am - protein shake 10.30am - apple 12.30- chicken fillets with potatos and veg 5pm- banana 6.30- protein shake 7pm- train solid for an hour 8.15pm- big meal i.e. chops, veg and mash also drink loads of water and take vits and cod liver oil tabs, I have also stopped drinking for the past month and totally stopped eating sweets as i can really notice the differance when i train. my training is 6 weeks high reps (x8) and a 4 day split. 1 week break then high weight low reps (x4) for 6 weeks. using this training program ive really broken through old barriers but now i need the weight... -mon - chest -tues - back and some biceps to fin off -weds- rest -Thurs-legs (I have sometimes skipped this as i hate it but i know it has to be done) -Fri - Shoulders and some tri's My problem is that from 9 onwards i'm starving but i work in recruitment (8.15am to 6.15pm) ie. a sweat shop lol so my eating oppertunites are limited. I have made some great gains in the gym and although i seem more defined and my arms have grown a bit I'm not puting the much needed weight on. I reeeeally want to do this naturally so any pointers would be cool. p.s. I know this is going to take me years but i want to make sure i am doing EVERYTHING i can from the outset to make my training worthwhile |
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| craving a pizza :( Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Kent
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Your not eating nothing like enough buddy, thats why you are not putting weight on. Have a look around the nutrition section, have a read up and educate yaself on proper nutrition mate. Then post a new diet up.
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| aint life grand! Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Manchester
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![]() ![]() | Re: Project Arnie Diet agreed! 3 day routine might also benefit. Definitely wouldn't be training shoulders/tri's 2 days before chest - no recovery.
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| Gym Addict Join Date: Jun 2003
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![]() | Re: Project Arnie From your avatar, you look like you've got a lean build, which is good. ![]() As the guys say, you really need to get that diet beefed up. The odd apple, or protein shake here and there just wont cut it, if you looking to put some weight on. You need complex carbs, healthy fats and protein. The nutrition section gives plenty of sample diets. For what its worth, Im the same height as you, and I started at the gym at 12 stone, and have managed to put 5 stone on since I started training 6 years ago. I never ever believed I could be a decent size, tried training years ago, but just didnt realise what kind of a role food played in it all. Once you sort the eating out, the rest just falls into place. Welcome to the site. ![]() |
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| Newbie Trainer Join Date: Sep 2007
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![]() | Re: Project Arnie Yep. You just need to eat a shed load of food and get enough rest for your muscles to grow. If you are concerned about not having the opportunities to eat, just take a packed lunch or prepared food that you can eat straight away. That way you will be able to maintain your intake throughout the day. As people have said, check out the nutrition section for advice on decent meals and good quality food. Also, I would alter the routine to concentrate on basic compounds. You really only need to do three days a week to stimulate growth if you base your workout around these. |
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| Hitman Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Yorkshire
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