Im tired of being called skinny, i am skinny but when i take off my shirt i do have muscles but not the type that you go damn just the type that u go not bad body. I havent been working out for long but i know i havent had a good routine and good excercises. I need your guys help im tired of my friends talkin sh*t like they talk about this and that and i give them advice and they say im weak. and the funny thing is i beat them in arm wrestling and regular wrestling but back to the point. i have been working out wrong and wanna get my workouts set properly.
can someone create a total workout for me like for every body part and what excercises to do, i dont hve all the equipment needed but te basics like , bench, barbells,dumbells basically most of the stuff i need beside fancy equip.
i will really appreciate your guys help just take 5 minutes out of your day to help me please i need to start learning somewhere and i have been searching. I also play football so please consider that, i dont need to worry about sprints or nothin i can do that on my free time or whenever im not lifting, i really appreciate it thank you i will rep you alot and really apprecaite it.
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Thread: Tired of being called skinny!
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12-01-2004, 03:48 PM #1
Tired of being called skinny!
Faster than ANYONE here!
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12-01-2004, 03:51 PM #2
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12-01-2004, 04:00 PM #3
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12-01-2004, 04:02 PM #4Originally Posted by DavisWR31Faster than ANYONE here!
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12-01-2004, 04:02 PM #5
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showth...hreadid=150447
Take two and call me in the morning.
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12-01-2004, 04:09 PM #6
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12-01-2004, 04:14 PM #7
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12-01-2004, 04:29 PM #8
Sounds like you know what you have to do and just have trouble motivating yourself.
Hint: Think of your friends that dont think anything of you and your body/building as fuel when you are hesitant about working out or doing what you need to do. This should help get you in the gym and kitchen
good luck
sorry about not making you a routine or diet but im just starting too and perfecting my own routine and food intake
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12-01-2004, 04:33 PM #9Originally Posted by brusky.4Faster than ANYONE here!
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12-01-2004, 04:44 PM #10
thats good to hear...
they key is consistency and thats all you need. be consistent in your food being healthy, gettin a proper amount of water, sleep, and exercise (of course you want to keep changing your workout to keep shocking your body)
For equipment all you really need is your bodyweight and some freeweights and a washer and dryer for dips Just spread the two apart and do your dips and push em back when your done.
if you have an undeveloped basement or any exposed rafters in your house/garage you can rig up a chin-up bar for probably nothing using hockey sticks/rope/and duct tape. This causes crazy callouses but hey they're worth it.
Your abs you can hit just by doing weighted situps once or twice a week, and for legs just grab something decently heavy such as a sandbag in each arm (this is awesome for increasing hand and forearm size and stamina)
this is the cheapest supplies list i have ever seen and used it myself before i got a bench.
ooh and remember to hit every muscle 1nce per week
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12-01-2004, 04:45 PM #11
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12-01-2004, 06:42 PM #12Originally Posted by xlr8
http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showpo...78&postcount=5
Now, stfu and get to work.
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12-01-2004, 06:47 PM #13
I am the same way, everyone thinks I am small but yet they do not understand that I do have alot of muscle being around 6% body fat. The thing is I have a pretty good routine/diet and have been making incredible gains. I just keep my mouth shut because eventually I will be by far bigger then them....just let them enjoy it for the moment.
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12-01-2004, 06:52 PM #14
dont yell at him...
a good idea is just figure out how many days you want to workout then go to bodybuilders workouts and see what the main body parts most people are using for however many days you want to workout then just go to
http://www.bsu.edu/webapps/strengthlab/home.htm
or
http://www.exrx.net/Lists/Directory.html
and figure out what exercises you could do with those body parts...
we can't really help you out if we dont know what can of equipment you have...
trust me if you keep working out you'll see gains...im skinny to but Im already seeing gains in just a weekWeight-124 Pounds
Height-5"11
Goal By End of Year: 132 Pounds
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12-01-2004, 07:02 PM #15
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12-01-2004, 08:36 PM #16
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12-02-2004, 11:59 AM #17
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12-02-2004, 12:44 PM #18Originally Posted by TorquerFaster than ANYONE here!
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12-02-2004, 01:25 PM #19
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12-02-2004, 02:08 PM #20Originally Posted by xlr8
It seems like you're an ectomorph. You're naturally very skinny, and as a result, cut. I'd advise you to take in ~1gram of protein for each pound you weigh. If you weigh 150lbs, take in 150g of protein. It'll be hard at first, but you'll get used to the food.
Most people would agree that a solid split is... Day 1 - legs; Day 2 - shoulders and traps; Day 3 - back and bis; Day 4 - chest and tris. Then, you fit in abs when you can.Memento Mori
Only at bodybuilding.com would there be thousands of fans of bodybuilding who refuse to admit that bodybuilders use steroids. If you think steroids are cheating, follow a sport that is regulated by the WDA.
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12-02-2004, 04:12 PM #21
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12-02-2004, 04:22 PM #22Originally Posted by xlr8
are THAT skinny and THAT desperate to be bigger. dont do any cardio, just
lift weights and then sit in a chair in your kitchen and eat all day.. seriously.
eat whatever you have- ice cream, fried chicken, milk, eggs, u name it.
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12-02-2004, 05:16 PM #23Originally Posted by xlr8
workin out is a huge part of it, and i aint buildin you a workout routine, do it yourself, everyone is different...
but the second huge hurdle is your diet...it is...do not even question that, i would say in my opinion...working out is only 55% of the battle, the other 45% is diet6'2 215lbs ~Less than 10% bf
Eat, lift, life. If you're not eating, your not gaining.
Knowledge > Estats, Elifts, pictures.
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12-02-2004, 06:26 PM #24
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12-02-2004, 06:37 PM #25
xlr8
Hey bro, as a fellow ectomorph trying to gain weight here are somethings that i did that helped me gain 18lbs. I went from 110 - 128.
1) Eat Breakfast - I noticed that when u eat breakfast...you get hungrier during the day, which leads u to eat more.
2) First try and get 5 meals in each day, try to eat a lot but not to the point where you are bloaded, but only to the point where u are satisfied. Eat every 2 - 3 hours
3) Dont worry much about calories yet, just make sure you are eating 5 - 6 meals each day. When u are able to do that then worry about calories intake
4) Eat whatever you want to eat.
5) I bought 100% Whey protein, and i drink it everytime i get home from school
6) Heres my split
Monday - Chest and triceps
Wednesday - Biceps, shoulders and traps
Friday - Leg day
7) GET A LOT OF SLEEP
8) Get an empty gallon of milk bottle and fill it up with water. Try and drink that much everyday, bring it wherever u go (In the house) youll find urself drinking even tho u dont want to.
9) Motivate yourself, think of what you will look like in 5 months.
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12-02-2004, 06:38 PM #26
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12-03-2004, 12:45 PM #27
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12-03-2004, 02:38 PM #28
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Okay, the fist thing you have to realize is:
Of course you're muscles are not so that everyone goes "damn!" when they see you. Because you ARE indeed skinny!
You're a beginner so you won't see rapid changes in size at first, but you should make some good progress in your weights.
Diet is at least as important as lifting itself.
Stick to basic weights, just as you did so far. Those will bring the mass to you.
I can give you two splits right now: The first one is the one I'm doing right now, the second one is the one I did before.
I'll also write some exercises to each day, without any set schemes.
Monday: Chest / Abs
Tuesday: Back / Traps / Calves
Wednesday: Abs / (CARDIO)
Thursday: Legs / Calves
Friday: Shoulders / Biceps / Triceps
Saturday: Abs / CARDIO
Sunday: CARDIO
BP, IBP, Dips
DL, BoR, Cable Rows, PU
Crunches, RaiseTheRoofs, Flutter Kicks, Hanging Leg Raises
Squats, LP, HS, SLDL
Calf Raises: standing, sitting, in Leg Press
DBP, MP, Smith Machine Press, SLR, Clean/Press
BBC, DBC, Scott Curls
Dips, CGBP
The other one:
Monday: Chest and Biceps
Tuesday: Legs and Calves
Wednesday: Cardio and Abs
Thursday: Back and Triceps
Friday: Shoulders, Traps, Abs, Calves
Saturday or Sunday: Cardio and maybe some Ab work
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12-03-2004, 04:49 PM #29
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12-03-2004, 05:09 PM #30Originally Posted by xlr8
I started lifting about a year and 3 months ago. I weighed 138 at 5'11. I had a horrible weight training coach and had to teach myself the basics from sitting on this damn computer, but after I got the momentum going people in my beginner weight training class were amazed at how quickly i was growing. I got a gym membership after that class and worked out pretty aggressively for awhile.
Summer came around and I slacked off but currently I'm about 6ft. and 167. I'm not exactly sure on my bodyfat right now, but it's not high so i could care less (sounds ignorant but i'll find out soon enough).
If I can really stress anything, it's your diet. In the beginning it might be too hard to focus on the diet and the training. It's overwhelming for a beginner, so what I recommend is to just eat as much meat as you possibly can and get some protein and perfect your lifts. Once you get into a routine and you understand how to adjust accordingly then start really focusing on how to perfect your diet for even better gains. After that, go for the supplements. Stay focused and find new reasons to motivate you all the time. Think about spring break at the beach, think about those hot girls you'd like to impress, or even think about the respect your friends will give you when they realize you know how to lift.
When I started I was teased about my lack of strength (i had virtually none) and people underestimated me. Months later some of those same people were asking me how I was growing so fast and what I was taking. Needless to say I'd since moved on from trying to impress fools like that, and that's a wrap on the story.
I'm nothing incredible, and I still have a long way to go before I reach the level of many of my fellow posters here. But I'm not really trying to brag here... more or less trying to motivate you and make sure you accomplish your goals because they're much closer than you think.
Good luck, work hard, EAT and LEARN!
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