Sup guys, i've been working for about 2 years now and my pecs and delts are starting to make me arms look small,note i work arms as much as i work everything else, also i want to know the best way to gain weight because i keep going in between 129lb and 134lb someone help me D:
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05-30-2013, 05:45 AM #1
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Arms not growing and need to gain weight
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05-30-2013, 05:59 AM #2
Bulk
You need to bulk like hell. Find your daily calorie intake, and add A LOT to that. I need about 3,000 calories a day because of my metabolism so when you bulk and add weight you need to eat more than what your body needs in a day. When I bulk I eat about 3,800 so I gain weight. You still need to workout though and make sure you eat a surplus of calories in healthy foods. I know junk food has more calories but that will just make you fat. Healthier will add more muscle. Find foods high in calories that you enjoy and add them all up to the specific bulking amount you need.
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05-30-2013, 06:05 AM #3
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05-30-2013, 06:13 AM #5
5'8 with 131 pounds, what do you want, Arnold's mountain peaks?
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05-30-2013, 06:15 AM #6
No, in my opinion you shouldn't go heavier, but you should try for more sets. Of course as your muscle grows you should bump up the weight, but don't do it just for bulking. Since you're eating a calorie surplus like I said, maybe add one or two sets. Trust me, just keep doing what you're doing and bulk. You will gain weight as long as you do it right. And one more thing. Are you lifting heavy and doing 8-12 reps? And make sure you do several different bicep exercises. Hammer, bb curl and concentration work best for peak.
"No matter how great the setback, how severe the failure, you never give up. YOU NEVER GIVE UP. You pick yourself up and you brush yourself off, you push forward and move on, you overcome and that is what I blame. You never give up."
"You have one chance in life, to do whatever you gonna do. To lay your foundation and make whatever you want to make. What ever legacy you gonna leave. Leave the legacy, and it's found in effort."
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05-30-2013, 06:23 AM #7
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05-30-2013, 06:29 AM #9"No matter how great the setback, how severe the failure, you never give up. YOU NEVER GIVE UP. You pick yourself up and you brush yourself off, you push forward and move on, you overcome and that is what I blame. You never give up."
"You have one chance in life, to do whatever you gonna do. To lay your foundation and make whatever you want to make. What ever legacy you gonna leave. Leave the legacy, and it's found in effort."
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05-30-2013, 06:31 AM #10
IMO based on my personal experience, kinds of workout sets like giant sets/burn set/tri set or whatever combination of workout doesn't matter if you just wanted to get big. You just have to eat alot to get bigger. But eat clean to develop lean muscle, not just fat. Recovery is the most important. But what I do now with my workout routine is I do mostly super sets and tri sets(especially for arms) + I eat alot like 6-7x/day, it has been 4 weeks now since i've tried it and getting results week by week.
To sum up: Stay consistent working out + recovery(sleep) + eat more to get bigger = BULK. Hope it helps.
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05-30-2013, 06:38 AM #11
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been on your bodyspace and your transformation looks similar to where I was a few months ago (check out my bodyspace and you'll see what I mean)
for bicep size I mainly do barbell curls (4 sets 8 reps) and Yates rows (4 sets 12 reps)
for tricep size I do close grip bench press (4 sets 12 reps), skull crushers (4 sets 8 reps) and weighted diamond push ups (4 sets 12 reps)
for general mass i do other compound exercises, just use isolation exercises such as hammer curls to shape the muscle a bit.
hope this helpslean bulking
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05-30-2013, 06:39 AM #12
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05-30-2013, 06:39 AM #13"No matter how great the setback, how severe the failure, you never give up. YOU NEVER GIVE UP. You pick yourself up and you brush yourself off, you push forward and move on, you overcome and that is what I blame. You never give up."
"You have one chance in life, to do whatever you gonna do. To lay your foundation and make whatever you want to make. What ever legacy you gonna leave. Leave the legacy, and it's found in effort."
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05-30-2013, 12:53 PM #22"No matter how great the setback, how severe the failure, you never give up. YOU NEVER GIVE UP. You pick yourself up and you brush yourself off, you push forward and move on, you overcome and that is what I blame. You never give up."
"You have one chance in life, to do whatever you gonna do. To lay your foundation and make whatever you want to make. What ever legacy you gonna leave. Leave the legacy, and it's found in effort."
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