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    Hello, I am a Begininer....

    Well first up, thanks if u reading this.

    I am 15 almost 16. I always knew i was pretty skinny but i really want to change that. I am 120 pounds. I have wanted to get into the gym for sometime and i was recently motivated. Probably for some othe same reasons you guys where. Chicks, i have girlfriends but none of them would want to date me. I Just joke around with them. i couldnt defend them well enough of my complaing Lets get back to the point.

    What i know so far is i need to concentrate on building up 1 or 2 things.
    i want to work on arms, and abs

    I know i need to increase my calorie intake 200-500 a day

    my cal. intake right now is 1512.48 cals a day
    my TDEE is 2079.66.

    I need to know more

    what kind of foods, where can i get proper stuff to make sure i intake the right number of cal.

    What about protiens. I read " Protiens are muscle"

    All that stuff and more stuff i forgot to mention.

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    think im in the wrong place
    lol

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    Eat 5 - 6 meals a day
    Train 3 - 4 times a week
    Eat high protein foods (eg. meat, eggs, dairy)
    Eat good quality carbs (brown rice, oats, fruit)
    Get plenty of rest and sleep

    Dont focus on just building big arms, your whole body has to grow by doing heavy compound exercises like squats, bench press, bent over rows etc ur arms will follow


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    Thank you
    so you recomend protein shakes
    i see alot and hear alot about them

    if u dont mind to bare with me,
    could one help me make a eating schedule based on my BMR and TDEE

    I have catagorized 5 times where im hungry in a day and put them on a chart with the days of the week.

    I like eggs, so eggs sounds good for breakfast, how many is good based on my BMR and TDEE

    For lunch, i am at school, what do you recomend that would be easy to pack and rich in cal, or protiens

    after school, Throw some more things i could eat

    dinner, again^

    and Befor Bed,^

    I am very serious about this and i know if im not then i will let myself go from the goal

    you help is greatly apreciated

    p.s

    i usualy eat like fast food and i realize i will have to stop
    or i dont know i need more info...haha

    its tough being new


    Thanks

    -Monkster

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    Only if you cant get in ur daily protein requirements, protein shakes wont make you grow they will only help you

    and whey protein is good to take after you have trained

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    thanx for that
    Where can you get them?
    also i edit the above post
    sry if im naggin you
    i really am

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    also for Breakfast what are other options
    i dont have alot of time,
    any cereals

    any specific type of milk
    1%
    2%

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