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    Adding lbm while keeping bf% minimal

    As u prob all no I am a 20 yr old male from the UK, I've just redone my stats and I weight 130lbs, with 9.9% bf. I'm not exactly the brighest bulb in the galaxy, so I was wondering if you guys could spend me examples of diet and w/out plans where I can add max lbm but minimal bf.
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    Seeing how you don't weigh that much right now, you probably won't need all that many calories to bulk... I'd guess around 3000, but possibly even less if you want to do it slowly. What do your diet, and workout routine look like right now? How long have you been weight training?

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    ok wake up: Whey protein (ON one scoop with 1/2 fat milk) and one serving of oats (45g)

    approx 3 hrs later: 1 can of tuna and mixed salad

    approx 3 hrs later:30g chicken w/ 45g (cooked) rice

    Work out

    pw Bottled protein shake from gym (50g protein 65g carbs)

    approx 1 hr later: chicken w/ 45g rice

    approx 3 hrs later: lean protein, 45g carbs

    before bed: protein shake (ON whey w/ 1/2 fat milk).

    Work out

    Monday: Chest/ Shoulders/Tri

    Bench press: (One week flat one week incline) bar+ 5kg 12 reps, bar + 10 kgs 10 reps, bar +15kgs 8 reps
    Dumbell Benchpress: 5kgsx 12 reps 10kgs x10 reps 15kgs x 8 reps
    Dumbell Flye/ Pec Fly machine : 5kgs x 12 reps, 10kgs x 10 reps 15kgs x 8 reps
    Front raises: 5kgs x 12 reps 10 kgs x 10 reps 15 kgs x 8 reps

    Side raises: (same weight as front)
    Up right row: (Same weight as front)

    Tricep push down: 10 kgs x 12 reps, 15 kgs x 10 reps 20 kgs x 8 reps
    Tricep kickbacks: 5 kgs x 12 reps 7.5kgs x 10 reps 10 kgs x 8 reps

    Rest day

    Back/ Biceps:

    Lat pull down (wide): 20 kgs x 12 reps 25kgs x 10 reps 30 kgs x 8 reps
    Hammer Stretch seated row: 5kgs x 12 reps, 7.5kgs x 10 reps, 10 kgs x 8 reps
    Pulley Machine seated row: (same weight and reps as HS)
    Hyper extension: 3x 12 reps with body weight

    Seating dumbell curls: 5kgs x 12 reps, 7.5 kgs x 10 reps 10 kgs x 8 reps

    Ez bar curls : 5kgs x 12 reps, 7.5 kgs x 10 reps 10 kgs x 8 reps

    Hammer curls: 5kgs x 12 reps, 7.5 kgs x 10 reps 10 kgs x 8 reps

    Rest day

    Legs/Abs

    Hack Squat: 5kgs x 12 reps 7.5kgs x 10 reps 10kgsx 8 reps
    Seating leg extension: 5 kgs x 12 reps 7.5 kgs x 10 reps 10 kgs x 8 reps
    Lying leg curl: 5 kgs x 12 reps, 7.5 kgs x 10 reps 10 kgs x 8 reps
    Hammer Strength seated calf raise : 5kgs x 12 reps, 7.5 kgs x 10 reps 10kgs x
    8 reps

    Ab crunches : 3x12 reps
    Hanging leg raises 3x 12 reps.
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    get some fats up in ur diet. Flax, fish oils, walnuts, olive oil.

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    got milk?



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    I've added olive oil and efas to my diet. I guess I could drink pints of milk, but doesnt milk contain alot of simple sugar?
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    I see total lack of fruits and veggies there.

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    I wouldnt be concerned with the sugar found in milk, unless of course youre lactose intolerant.
    And bulkmeup is right, add more fruits and veggies. In fact, when eating in the am, throw some strawberries and a banana in there. Blueberries work too and they are damn good in oats. Purchase in the biggest size you can find, all frozen (except bananas).



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