can any one give me any tips? it feels as though im banging my head against the wall. ive been training now for three years and i love it i like the way my body has transmormed from 10 stone to 12 stone .i have seemed to have hit a plateau i dont want to take roids but i want to gain a bit more muscle and strength but at the same time i need to burn off an inch and half of fat off my lower stomach . my diet is pretty strict i eat around 150 grams of protein a day and dont each much fat .ive read that to gain muscle you need a lot of fat but at the same time i ve read to cut up i need to eliminate the fat this is confusing .i would be very grate ful if some one could spare some advice .
i thank you in advance
spike
Originally posted by spike
ive read that to gain muscle you need a lot of fat but at the same time i ve read to cut up i need to eliminate the fat this is confusing spike
You need a good quality protein not a "lot of fat", are you based in the UK?.
If so look on www.openukonline.com for either Dymatize Elite or VP2 by ast. Feel free to telephone for advice.
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