I started going to the gym 2 years ago but with huge breaks, like i think I only hit the gym 5-6 months, and I was a beginner and did bro splits all this time. I only now understood the importance of full body routines, good nutrtition and suplementation.
In this time I got some muscle mass, not much, but since I didn't workout in over half year, I completely lost everything (both strenght and muscle) and I have to start all over again, but this time I'll do it right.
My question is, will it be harder now to get muscle mass ( I am really really skinny, again ) than it was before? Are the so called "noob gains" a myth or not ? Thank you in advance.
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Thread: Did I waste my "noob gains" ?
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07-28-2015, 01:55 PM #1
Did I waste my "noob gains" ?
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07-28-2015, 03:27 PM #2
'Noob gains' isn't a myth; it's a fact that as a beginner, you will make the most-timely gains of your life because you're starting out at ground zero on the climb to your maximum genetic limit of your ability to gain mass/strength.
If you only trained off and on for a few months, used inappropriate routines, then quit and subsequently lost whatever gains you made, you're essentially right back at ground zero again.No brain, no gain.
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