Post that in the diet and nutrition forums to get a good response to it, this is more for workout/training routines.
In addition to that, throw us some stats such as current age, weight, BF%, goals, etc.
Just some things that came into my mind while I was bored today.
Is it all up to genetics how you will grow no matter how solid of a workout routine and diet you have?
Do all the body builders/insanely muscular guys use steroids?
How long does it take to get results like a body builder for one who doesn't take steroids but takes normal supplements like creatine, whey, and has a clean-solid diet?
I dunno I was just thinking about the last few years and wondering if its worth it, eating only clean foods and working out religiously. I've put so much work into it and only to have so little to show for it. Does it usually take this long to see major results? Could it just be genetics in why I haven't seen results like others do in there first years of lifting?
If you guys could critique my bulking routine I'd really appreciate it for the next time I bulk up right after these bulking weeks.
Workout Day (A)
5:50am Take True Mass
6:00am Take X-ceed
6:30-7:30 Workout
7:30 Take Purple Wraath + Multi Vitamin + True Mass
9:30 Eat 6 egg whites, 3 yolks, 2 peice toast w/ honey and walnuts
12:45 Eat 2 Chicken Breasts and 3/4 cup Rice
3:50 Eat plain Turkey Sandwich and 1/2 cup toasted almonds
7:00 Eat Flank Steak or spaghetti or 2 chicken breasts with some greens
10:00 Either 2 spoon fulls of PB with 3/4 cup cottage cheese or 5 egg whites with Flank steak and 1/2 cup cottage cheese
Workout Day (B)
7:00am Eat 6 egg whites, 3 yolk, 2 pc toast w/ honey and walnuts
9:55am Eat Turkey Sandwich and 3/4 cup almonds
1:00pm Eat 2 chicken breast and 3/4 cup rice
3:30pm True mass 3 scoop
4:00pm Xceed
4:30-5:30 workout
5:30 Purple Wraath, Multi Vitamin, and True Mass 3 scoop
7:00 Eat Flank Steak or spaghetti or 2 chicken breasts with some greens
10:00 Either 2 spoon fulls of PB with 3/4 cup cottage cheese or 5 egg whites with Flank steak and 1/2 cup cottage cheese
Offday
pretty much the same except lower carbs on 2nd to last meal
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- Theodore Roosevelt


Post that in the diet and nutrition forums to get a good response to it, this is more for workout/training routines.
In addition to that, throw us some stats such as current age, weight, BF%, goals, etc.
Ron Paul 2012
No gym for home, work out floor with 30, but is it for 20 like 30 lb when you no lift it to be for men, for 30 lbs instead? or half is 10 for 20 pounds?
In the last few months I have learned that most people worry too much about stupid shit. Research shows that most programs and diets deliver similar results.
Train, eat, rest. That really is 90%.
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