Hey everybody,so I'm about 5'9 and about 193 I dont know what my BF% is but I can see my abs.I am 35 and have been training for a very long time,but I have never had a problem like this.
Recently I started a new job and it is very very fast paced an unreal amout of cardio,the whole night is nothing but lifting and running.
In the last 2 months I have lost 20pounds! And I did not have 20 pounds to lose.I have been keeping up my workouts and supplements and my strength is still up but now I think I'm starting to look kind of stringy.
So I need to know how to keep my weight up? Its a diet thing,it is not my training because thats always gone real good.I'm wondering if its not enough protein or just to little calories....maybe so weight gain powder or something?
Wow I wish I had this problem.. like d-latsky said eat more calories... Food food and more food. There's a reason that those o-lineman are able to keep their weight up and it's not because they burn a lot of calories... it's that in spite of that they eat more.
Wow I wish I had this problem.. like d-latsky said eat more calories... Food food and more food. There's a reason that those o-lineman are able to keep their weight up and it's not because they burn a lot of calories... it's that in spite of that they eat more.
most "weight gainers" are filled with sugar and shit, I would suggest looking at something like our Complete Protein Rx mix it up with milk and even throw in some oats!
most "weight gainers" are filled with sugar and shit, I would suggest looking at something like our Complete Protein Rx mix it up with milk and even throw in some oats!
Yes this^.... I'm not a fan of most "weight gainers"...full of trash and shit. Don't forge you can throw in a shot of olive oil, hardly taste it and get another 200 calories of decent fat.
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