Type: Posts; User: 15wilsonwu
Thanks for the input; ice cream fitness it is.
Is it possible to do a strength and hypertrophy routine? e.g. 2 sets of heavy 5 reps + 2 sets of lighter 10 reps for every exercise. Or is it better to just do a purely strength or purely...
I'm 14 and I'm 5'10" 149 pounds.
Yea fair enough, thanks for the heads up
I don't have to count macros?
Possibly due to my growth spurt since I'm only 14.
Yea, I've been bulking since January. Started at 59 kilos, now I'm at 68.
So it's easier for beginners to gain muscle and lose fat whereas it'll take more effort for people who are a few years into the sport?
I came across this article when I was browsing. "Bulking and Cutting Myth In the muscle magazines you always hear about ‘bulking’ up then ‘cutting’ down before a contest, should you do this...
Everyone aboard the neg train! Negged.
Lol
124 pounds
http://imagecdn.bodybuilding.com/img/user_images/growable/2014/04/07/71053341/gallerypic/mEubLHAZyDtiWoCPKufYTWffEntAvmCkANxv-610xh.jpg
Bulking.
Yea but according to the iifym calculator, 2500 calories will be adequate for my current weight (149). 255g protein 255g carbs 56g fats *edit - just realised that was my maintenance caloric...
2500 calories a day
Nah it ain't cause another poster said "cause you're 14 and actually lifting" possibly implying that most 14year olds don't do weight training.
Is it rare for 14 year olds to lift?
How?
Yea, sounds about right