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    How Many Calories

    I am bulking. How many calories should i be eating.

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    weigh 162lbs
    bodyfat% ~16-17
    height= 5'6

    I am consuming about 2,400calories a day (30% of which come from proteins)

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    if you train hard enough you will get big and ript on 3-4K cals bro

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    Quote Originally Posted by michael74737
    I am bulking. How many calories should i be eating.

    I am,
    17yrs old
    weigh 162lbs
    bodyfat% ~16-17
    height= 5'6

    I am consuming about 2,400calories a day (30% of which come from proteins)
    As many calories as you need.

    No one can tell you exactly what you need. Your best bet is to start with a non-stupid amount and then increase by ~10% every few weeks until you get the results you want.

    However, at your weight and height I would say that 2400 is not going to do it. This is probably under maintainence for you...

    So I would increase to ~ 2800 cals to start with (I would up the protein to ~200g as well) and see how you go over a few weeks. If you don't gain, increase by another 250-300 cals over another few weeks...

    Continue until you are satisfied.
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    got it , thanks

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