Yo my basketball season starts in 2 months.do you guys think its possible to gain 10 pounds in that ammount of time.im currently 6"4 in shoes and weigh 160 lbs
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Thread: 10 pounds in 2 months?
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09-19-2008, 02:51 PM #1
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I've gained 11 pounds in the last 9 weeks by the way and I am only 5'8/9 150-ish to low 160's fluctuating ....
My strength has shot through the roof with about 50-80 pound increase in all my core lifts ....
but I have accumulated a teeny bit of fat around my belly and I am sure some of it is just pure water weight as well... and minimal amount of muscle - probably 1-3 pounds MAX
So in terms of weight - yes in 2 months you will easily GAIN 10 pounds if u eat enough and train well
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Yea you're just going to have to eat a LOT and schedule ur lifting days somehow with your basketball/condition training so you dont get burnt out ....
Just look at how footballs players need to condition themselves constantly, but they also have to put on a lot of weight to do well in higher levels...
so they train and do a lot of footwork training and whatever and they EAT CONSTANTLY ...
Take for example a player who is 230 pounds and needs to try to get toward 260 for a position within the next 6 months or something ....They EAT CONSTANTLY while training for football at the SAME TIME
ur 6'4 at only 160 pounds and I am 7-8 inches shorter than you while being around the same weight as you .... you're frame will fill out faster at this weight if you eat a lot and properly
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because i need post strength and body control when driving those are my biggest flaws right now i would get tortured by varsity players in the post right now and id flop all over the place if i made contact with some of these forwards and centers...most highschool centers around my area (texas) are in the range of 6"3 to 6"8 also 180-250 lbs..forwards run about the same size.i cannot compete with them in the post and if they step up when i drive im probaly going to get put on my ass
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