Well obviously the big response to everything is eat more. So who has tips for someone who just isn't a big eater? calorie heavy foods etc? any tricks? Im a two slices of pizza full kinda guy. Did jump on the mass gainer train. Only been taking for a few days now, with the lactose milk its somewhere around 1100 cals i think. Im also somewhat lactose intolerant, cheese is fine but straight milk makes for a bad few days for me. Im lucky if i can in 2500 cals a day, and i know its putting a damper on my gainzzzzz.
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Thread: eat more they say.
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01-03-2014, 06:00 PM #1
eat more they say.
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01-03-2014, 07:04 PM #11
Simply eat caloric dense foods. Since fat has 9 calories per gram, you are better off eating high fat. You need to eat big to be big. Your stomach will quickly adjust and grow larger.
You either man up and eat, or remain the same.Contrary to popular belief, I dont actually bench 900lbs, as stated in my username.
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01-03-2014, 09:28 PM #14
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All this talk about food is making me hungry… Bulking can be tough man, you just gotta tough it out. There are some days I don't really feel hungry, but still stuff my face. With that said liquid calories are easier to take down so I usually have a huge meal and then throw in a shake at the end even if I'm already stuffed.
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01-04-2014, 01:20 AM #19
I'm the same as you, if I wasn't training I'd be a 160lb bish, easiest way iv found is to eat as soon as you get up and just eat every 3-4 hours try and have big calorie dense meals/shakes for example for a Shake
Milk, 1 cup of grinded up oats, protein, a load of double cream, peanut butter
That comes out to chit load of caloriesSquat(w) - 227.5kg/500lbs
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01-04-2014, 01:27 AM #20
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01-04-2014, 01:38 AM #21
I have a reasonably small appetite and my natural weight is probably around 160lbs. When I was gaining weight at the quickest rate, 1-2lbs a week I would have a Pro-Complex Gainer shake with full cream milk and 150g of oats blended as soon as I woke up and last thing before bed, around 1500 calories each. Breakfast, lunch and dinner would be pretty normal at around 800-1000 calories each. Snack on cheese and nuts between meals. 5000-6000 calories without trying too hard. Gainer powder can be expensive though getting through it at that rate. I'm sure there are cheaper alternatives though.
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01-04-2014, 02:40 AM #22
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01-04-2014, 02:49 AM #23
Since you have posted in the powerlifting/strongman section, I'd be firstly asking if you are looking to "gain"in terms of adding muscle for bodybuilding or strength in powerlifting? Or somewhere in between?
That will point to where you should source your extra calories. From experience, adding a surplus of calories for bodybuilding should be done slow and steady, increasing week by week until you see improvements, usually like some have said, by adding peanut butter/olive oil/coconut oil, or all of the above to their shakes so it doesn't make you feel full (a curse to the rest of us). Your body will slowly adapt to the subtle increase in calories that by the time you are consuming an excess of 500cals or whatever your desired goal is, your body won't notice it as much as stuffing your face force-fed. Last thing you'd want is a mass gain of fat with it anyway.
If however your goal is to focus on adding strength then eat whatever you want like donuts alongside your 2 slices of pizza, until you feel recovered and ready to jack up the next PB.
That or you are simply not training hard enough for your body to be cravin immediate equilibrium!The body is a temple, treat it with quality care and nourishment.
The body is your business, invest the right resources, time and energy.
The body has finite resources but uncapped potential, so be strategic and wise to experience the transformation.
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01-04-2014, 05:06 AM #27
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get a jar of peanut butter and fill it with honey and dark chocolate chips, eat all of it while drinking a gallon of milk and make that your Day 1 of eating more..or setting the tone. By the way, that's on my bucket list I just never got to it
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01-04-2014, 06:13 AM #28
Calorie dense shakes will probably help you the most. I hate bulking, but 1000+ calorie shakes makes it easier. Take protein powder or gainer, mix in oats, natty pb, and anything else you might want to add calories...ice cream, honey, olive oil, fruit, chocolate syrup, etc. Even fast food will help you reach your caloric goals faster. The eating part has to be taken as serious as the lifting.
...all this talk of food is making me question if I should gain another 20-30....
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01-04-2014, 06:51 AM #29
Whole milk, protein powder/mass gainer, banana, chocolate powder, olive oil, oats, peanutbutter.
Mix it up and chug it down, with the right amount it will easily be around 1300-1500 calories. Drink chocolate milk a lot, eat peanutbutter and banana sandwiches and add olive oil to everything. Eat half a bag of chips every night before going to bed and you will not have a problem hitting 3000+ calories.
I used to be a small eater, yesterday I accidentaly hit 3500 calories on a 3k bulk and could easily have kept going to 4k+. You will ease into it eventually, you just have to grind for a while.No hate on the mod
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01-04-2014, 07:52 AM #30
Put Peanut butter and olive oil in your protein shakes. Cook everything in coconut oil, post workout doughnuts will never fail you. Eating high calorie protein such as beef will add to you caloric surplus as well.
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