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Var said:Unless, you just lost 2" due to not training and know you can get it back quickly due to muscle memory.
Are you recanting now?
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Var said:Unless, you just lost 2" due to not training and know you can get it back quickly due to muscle memory.
madden player said:...I am done with this thread...good luck building them gunz cfs3.
This is why not everyone can be a teacher.SPIKE1257 said:Think you could set some resonable goals ? 2" on upper arms in 2 months, I guess anything is possible, I might find a suitcase full of hundreds on my way home tonite.. I don't think so.![]()
cfs3 said:Is it reasonable to expect to gain 2" to the upper arms in two months?
I realize that genetics come into play. I also realize that the training routine is also (quite abviously) a determining factor.
I've studied up on the various body types: ecto, endo, meso and have concluded that I'm a meso body type. For clarification, I do understand that you can be a combination of body types but I don't seem to have much in common with ectos (I'm not thin and gain muscle fairly quickly) or endos (I don't gain fat quickly and don't have soft rounded features).
A for my routine, it's cetainly seems hard to me!I work out six days a week and work every body part twice per week. I'm also careful to look for signs of overtraining.
The reason that I ask is that I have absolutly no knowledge of how fast the human body can grow. None at all. Ask me if it's reasonable to rebuild an engine in 8 hours. I have no clue.
Thanks for any insight!
kvyd said:I dont think its possible. Maybe with juice, but I have read to put an inch on the arms it takes anywhere from 10-20 lbs of muscle. I dont think someone can put that on in two months naturally.