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    Weight gain/Work out shake

    Tell me what you guys think of it and what I'm doing right and wrong, I got this reciepe from one of the weight coaches at school.

    8 oz. Whole Milk
    4 oz. Heavy Whipping Cream
    1 Raw Egg
    1/2 can of Ensure

    Then I add:

    2 scoops of N-2 Large
    10 g's of Creatine (loading I only weigh 125)

    Should I also be adding 100% whey protein to this or will the N-2 Large take care of it?

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    if you want to get fat that shake will do it. you need to learn how to eat healthy and how to design a proper bb diet...
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    ^What LAM said.

    Also i'd be cautious of the raw egg, unless it was one of those pasteurised cartons.

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    Alright so not the right shake. What would be a good shake?

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    at 125 lbs you need to increase your intake of whole foods then think about supplementing with shakes, etc.

    post your diet...
    I train differently than most, my beef is with gravity the weights on the bar are just the medium...Thanks to Wall Street your slice of the American Pie has been reduced to a crumb.

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    My diet is incosistant. Besides that shake. Ushually 2 donuts in the morning and a cup or two of OJ. Lunch might range from KFC strips to 2 hot pockets. Dinner ranges from pasta to meat. I'm not looking to be super-bodybuilder. Just a decent diet to build some mass with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackcr125
    My diet is incosistant. Besides that shake. Ushually 2 donuts in the morning and a cup or two of OJ. Lunch might range from KFC strips to 2 hot pockets. Dinner ranges from pasta to meat. I'm not looking to be super-bodybuilder. Just a decent diet to build some mass with.
    Read the stickies at the top of the diet and nutrition page.. A wealth of information on eating properly.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackcr125
    My diet is incosistant. Besides that shake. Ushually 2 donuts in the morning and a cup or two of OJ. Lunch might range from KFC strips to 2 hot pockets. Dinner ranges from pasta to meat. I'm not looking to be super-bodybuilder. Just a decent diet to build some mass with.
    That diet is a def no-no to build any lbm.
    Like spike said, go through the stickies to figure out what you can workout for a diet for yourself.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blackcr125
    My diet is incosistant. Besides that shake. Ushually 2 donuts in the morning and a cup or two of OJ. Lunch might range from KFC strips to 2 hot pockets. Dinner ranges from pasta to meat. I'm not looking to be super-bodybuilder. Just a decent diet to build some mass with.
    Wow, where to begin... You need more everything. You need more protein, complex carbohydrates, essential fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, and various other phytonutrients. Read the stickies. Here is a food bank which I use to prepare my meals:

    Protein:
    Boneless skinless chicken breast
    Boneless skinless turkey breast
    Sardines in water
    Tuna
    Egg whites
    Eggs
    2% Cottage cheese
    Egg protein powder
    Whey protein powder

    Carbohydrates:
    Lentils
    Barley
    Brown rice
    Yams/Sweet potatoes
    Whole grain/100% Whole wheat bread
    Whole wheat pita

    Fats:
    Sardines in water
    Safflower mayonnaise
    Flax seed
    Olive oil (Usually in some salad dressing)
    Peanut butter
    Baba Ganhouj (Spelling?)
    Hummus

    I also have a glass of juice for breakfast, but try to eat more vegetables as opposed to fruits. Mostly I eat cucumber, celery, various forms of lettuce, and tomatoes. Occasionally I also have cabbage, carrots, and random other vegetables. This should help you get started.
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