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    My routine & diet: whadya think?

    Well, I'm 145lbs, 5'10, and I'm going to start bulking and I just got everything sorted out. Well, this pretty much is self explanatory so hopefully you guys can tell me if I'm headed in the right direction!


    Meal Plan
    7:00: Oatmeal, Toast, 2 Eggs, Banana, Milk
    10:30: Whey Protein Shake (Post Workout)
    12:00: Lean Meat whole wheat sandwich
    3:00: Snack (nuts, fruit, yogurt, etc)
    5:00: Lean Meat or Fish w/ Potato or Rice & vegetable
    8:00: Snack (nuts, fruit, yogurt, etc)
    10:30: Oatmeal, Whey protein shake
    The 10:30, 3:00, and 8:00 may rotate depending on what time I get to the gym

    DAY 1

    Deadlifts 4x6
    Chin-ups or Wide Grip Pulldowns 4x6
    Barbell Rows 4x6
    Seated Rows 4x6
    Back Extensions 2x10
    Dumbbell Curls 4x6
    Preacher Curls 4x6
    Wrist curls & Reverse wrist curls 3x10 supersets

    DAY 2: Cardio
    Reverse Crunches 2xfailure
    Side Crunches 2xfailure
    Decline Sit ups 2xfailure


    DAY 3

    Flat Barbell Bench Press 4x6
    Incline Dumbbell Bench Press 4x6
    Decline Flies 4x6
    Dumbbell Shoulder Presses 4x6
    Front/Side/Rear Lateral continuous set 4x6
    Skullcrushers 4x6
    Triceps Dips 4xfailure

    DAY 4

    Squats 4x6
    SLDLs 4x6
    Lunges 4x6
    Leg Press 4x6
    Leg curls 4x6
    Leg extensions 4x6
    Calf Raises 4xfailure
    Hanging Leg Raises 2xfailure
    Weighted Side Bends 2xfailure
    Crunches 2xfailure

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    No takers?

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    Looks pretty good man...your workout is what works for you so I can't comment on that. All I would do is get on a couple of supplements (Glutamine, and Creatine) this will aid the overall bulking process and help your muscles recover fast. Also, make sure you're taking a multi vitamin so you can be sure you're getting all the necessities into your body.
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    *adds something else*

    You might want to check to make sure you're not doing too much cardio. Cardio should be cut down to a minimum while bulking.
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    i agree with deeznuts, you might want to try cuttin down on the cardio if u want to bulk it up. eat alot of protein and drink plenty of water

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    Cut the snacks out and replace them with meals.Three hours after eating one of these snacks(fruit,nut`s and yogurt-about 7 grams of protein) is not enough.Take in protein and lot`s of it every three hours.I would also add in more eggs ,chicken, and lean beef.You have 2 eggs in meal 1,that`s 12 grams of protein ,not anywhere near enough.Try eating six at meal one.Add in veggies and have a few cans of tuna as snacks.Once a week pig out on a cheat day or cheat meal depending on your bodyfat level.Eat more cals and much more carbs and proteins.

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    Yo eat a bit more..
    if ur 145 n 5 10' thats preety thin..

    EAT ALOT more acctually

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    I agree that you should eat more. The need for more food is increased by your cardio. I run twice a week, and lift three days a week. I'm not nearly as skinny as you, and I need to eat ridiculous amounts of food. I try to eat every chance I get.

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