Im 18 years old and i cant decide should i bulk or cut,im 6'8 (203cm) tall and 93kg heavy its around 200lbs so should i bulk or cut?I actually want to be leaner ( to see my abs and to be belly free)
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12-02-2012, 04:37 PM #1
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12-02-2012, 04:48 PM #4
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12-02-2012, 04:59 PM #5
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12-02-2012, 05:13 PM #6
IMO there is no question you should try to gain muscle before attempting to lose weight. You are 6'8 and only 16 years old. When you are 18 years old and headed to college do you want to have visible abdominals at 180lbs and look like a broom?
You have so much potential with your size to get jacked. You won't like my idea likely, but I would "bulk" gaining 1-2lb/month for the next 2 years. You will look much more impressive than a toothpick with abs.
Use a solid routine (squat, deadlift, bench, rows, pullups, and presses) , rest, and eat.
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12-02-2012, 05:21 PM #7
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12-03-2012, 02:09 AM #8
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12-03-2012, 08:01 AM #12
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12-03-2012, 04:46 PM #13
Okay guys...so how much calories then i should eat?
SO i've calculated my maintance calories and it says that i should eat this much? is it okay ? should i use a different calculator if so please link it
basal metabolic rate 2288kcal
total energy expenditure 3504kcal
Im 18 years old around 93kg heavy and 203cm tall so is it okay or a little bit too much? I sleep 9 hours and i workout for one hour +20 mins walking to gym (5 days a week),can anyone please help me with my calculations
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12-03-2012, 06:04 PM #14
Don't cut..you need to bulk brother.
Use the calc in the "Nutrition" section to find your maintenance and go ~500 surplus.“One of the greatest experiences in life is achieving personal goals that others said would be, ‘impossible to attain.’ Be proud of your success and share your story with others.” -Robert Cheeke
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12-04-2012, 04:10 AM #15
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12-04-2012, 04:19 AM #16
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12-04-2012, 04:28 AM #17
Since your so tall eat everything in sight. You will get annoyed as you won't put on muscle that quickly. Then eventually you will get pissed. But then one day you will realise, you are simply not eating enough. Then you will eat more, more than ever. Your family will laugh at you cause they will think wtf how can he eat so much. Then you will slowly get bigger and bigger, then it becomes easier and easier and one day you will think yeah I want some abs then cut for 3-4 months and boom you have mass and abs at 6 foot 7. YEA
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12-04-2012, 06:25 AM #20
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12-04-2012, 01:08 PM #21
i've found this routine,is it okay for my bulk plan?
Intermediate (6-8 reps except where stated - a bit more volume per bodypart this time.)
Monday quads/hamstrings
Squats (4 sets)
Leg press (3 sets)
Leg extensions (3 sets)
Leg curls (3 sets)
Stiff leg deadlift (3 sets)
Tuesday chest/abs
Bench press (4 sets)
Incline dumbell press (3 sets)
Chest dips (3 sets)
Hanging hip raise (3 sets to failure)
Crunches (3 sets to failure)
Wednesday back/forearms
Deadlift (4 sets)
Barbell row (4 sets)
Chin ups (3 sets)
Seated row (3 sets)
Behind back wrist curl (3 sets)
Reverse wrist curl (3sets)
Thursday shoulders/calves (shrugs could also be done on back day)
Military press (4 sets)
Side laterals (3 sets)
Rear laterals (3 sets)
Shrugs (3 sets)
Standing calf raises (3 sets - 10-15 reps)
Seated calf raises (3 sets)
Friday triceps/biceps/abs
Close grip bench press (3 sets)
Skullcrushers (3 sets)
Barbell curls (3 sets)
Incline dumbell culs (3 sets)
Crunch (3 sets to failure)
Twisting crunches (3 sets to failure)
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12-04-2012, 01:18 PM #22
what are the rep ranges for your compound movements? you only gave the amount of sets. And to be honest, i really don't believe in following a piece of paper for your workout, because training stimului are different for everybody. Variate the amount of sets to an amount that works well for you so that you wouldn't be overtraining, nor undertraining. Judging on how your physique looks now, I think you should build yourself a good foundation of strength to start out. Anecdotally speaking, everybody who has started their lifting routines with Starting Strength tends to progress extremely fast not just in gym performance, but also with their physiques and overall hypertrophy.
*Alina Baraz & Galimatias Urban Flora CREW*
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