I am currently bulking up on a 4-5,000 calorie diet. I'm 6'1 and weigh 170 pounds.
In addition to real food, I take 3 portions of 'WEIGHT GAINER 900" (900 calories in each portion) and a protein shake (55g). I also take 1 multivitamin pill and 1 fish oil capsule.
Someone recommended that...
i seem to get a feeling that people work out more than 3 times a week, unlike what I read from the HST docs.
so, is it 3 or more? 5 with am/pm splits? full body workout or each muscle group per day?
it's REALLY confusing since what i understood is: HST = 3 times a week, with increasing loads...
If I am planning to determine maximum weights for 15 reps, how many sets do I do for each muscle?
Should I do 2 or 3 and I have to consistently lift that weight? After all, muscles get tired after a set.
Or should I count maximum weights as something that I can lift in 1 set while I didn't...
I noticed a rather large (in terms of muscles) guy at the gym working out his torso. He did about 5 various exercises for his biceps. Alternating weights and reps.
On HST Ic do 1 exercise with 3 sets for each musle group. Am I wrong?
I honestly have a feeling that I'm not doing something...
Any generous souls here willing to share their full upper body workout Iroutine?
I don't have anyone to help me and reading web sites that suggest different exercises for different muscles didn't help me in putting together a workout program.
It doesn't have to be sophisticated.. I am planning...
Thanks for your answer.
I don't have that much of a belly but it's "getting there". So here are two final questions:
1) If I do decide to lose the fat first, how much do I cut in calories? Maintenance level? Below?
2) If I do decide to gain muscle and weight (I actually need to gain...
Can both objectives be accomplished at the same time? If I eat under the maintenance requirements then there will be no point in doing HST, right -- where will the body take all the necessary energy to build the muscle mass?
Thanks for answering.
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I've emerged with a visible belly after this winter and found out that doing sit-ups and whatnot builds muscle underneath the flab but does not help to eliminate it.
So, I was advised to do cardio to "sweat the fat out" (literally, burn it). I'm 6"1 and weigh 175 pounds...
in a sample diet it says 1 cup of this, 1 cup of that.. would that be COOKED or UNCOOKED?
1 cup of cooked rice?
1 cup of cooked cream of wheat? (that's 16 spoons uncooked!)?
1 cup of cooked oat meal?
please, advise! it's been almost 2 weeks since i've started working on my diet. still...