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Except putting on a bunch of muscle looks grotesque if you are small and have short limbs.
People who would like to become physically stronger should start with weight training and add protein to their diets, according to a comprehensive scientific review of research.
If you have dumbbells you can still do legs.
Goblet squats
Bulgarian/split squats
Lunges and all their variants
Weighted step ups
Dumbbell leg curls
Calf raises
Dumbbell deadlifts
i am in my 40s and lift 4x a week. I get all my protein from food, and make sure I have it at every meal. Shakes make me fat, and raise my Bp and cholesterol. The hardest thing to do is to get lean muscle mass. That’s why most guys in the gym that look big, really only have good arms. They also have bellies. For health reasons I’m going leaner now.
Non of those clowns weigh more than 150lbs
Jeff Seid guy on the right is 6 foot and 205 pounds
Nah not really if anything I agree with you, I'll take being lean over fat and flabby but 'big' every day of the week
That's my day to day battle to be honest that fine balance between loosing all muscle and looking skinny but still looking decent
It gets to the point where you just wanna hop on the sauce
LMAO. I've got some more breaking news for your thread:
And water is wet
Don't start rumors!!What's next? Vegetables are a great source of vitamins?
44 and I've been doing this for years. My creatine is a 1.0 without supplementing at all. It's just from my high protein, dead animals diet. Unfortunately my cholesterol is also high.
It’s funny but once I added good fats to my diet....Nuts, Avocado, Salmon, peanut butter....my joint pain went away. My doc told me the low fat craze hurt athletes worse than over training.
Yep. Might as well you do not have to overdo it. Early Seid or zyzz be good enough for me.
People think dietary fat and body fat are the same thing. They aren't. Eating pure fat won't make you fat, if you're still hitting your TDEE.It’s funny but once I added good fats to my diet....Nuts, Avocado, Salmon, peanut butter....my joint pain went away. My doc told me the low fat craze hurt athletes worse than over training.
I've been lifting for years but was always so cheap with my protien powder I drank it like once a day. Now I drink it 4 times a day and I noticed a difference big time when I started doing that.
Also I think the whole cholesterol thing has changed hasn't it? I think your cholesterol just being high doesn't mean as much anymore they have to get more detailed or something like that. Not sure you'd have to look into more.