Reply With Quoteokay steve, from what i see is that you are trying to bulk up. why dont you just count roughly how much calories you need?just take your bodyweigth x 18-20 and you're set. the only thing worse than not getting the results you want by working hard is getting results without knowing actually how you got there
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12-07-2003, 02:31 PM #1Registered User
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eating and exercise
im 15 and im rather skinny. ive eatin the right sorta stuff this past week and alough my mums food bills gone up i do feel like im puttin on abita weight.
should i also be exercising alot or would this just take the weight right back off?
im rather new to all this so please dont use techno luange it confuses me eheh
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Please start by reading the sticky called Guide to Cutting and Bulking at the top of this forum. It will help explain alot and give you some ideas. Let me know if you have any questions.
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