Being that y'all are kindof experts I want to see how long it'd reasonably take me to put on that weight
How long would it take to put on 20 lbs?
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Bernie Madoff
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Like muscle? If just weight, just start eating cheeseburgers and cheese cake for awhile
Healthy weight.
I'll turn that shyt into muscle in no time. I got those skinny genes...
Hybrinetics
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Are you a beginner? If so you could probably put on 20 pounds in 3-4 months depending on your consistency and genetics. It wont all be muscle but since your skinny you dont have to worry about getting fat. you got to eat though, a lot, and get adequate sleep
20 pounds of muscle?
Years.
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Go on...
I got like 7% bf right now at 150lbs...
I thought that what ever weight I gained would just add to my overall swoleness
Yea and make sure you are making gains in the gym. If u put on 20 lbs and are lifting the same weight as u were when u started
Gains are the driver
Sure you'll "look" swoler if you add on some fat with your muscle but I'm just letting you know fat will never turn into muscle tissue.
Go on...
I got like 7% bf right now at 150lbs...
I thought that what ever weight I gained would just add to my overall swoleness
20 pounds of straight MUSCLE is a HUGE difference and will take years to put on.
Unless you get on dat dere Cell Tech
So the truth is that you gotta Burn fat and then Build muscle?
I was always under the impression that while you building, you're turning fat into muscle..
Good to know, though
Two different types of cells. It's physically impossible
Hybrinetics
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years?
with good genetics a beginner can put on an easy 2 pounds of muscle a month for a good year with consistency and diet. thats 24 pounds right thereMost beginners don't have the strength to make 2 pound muscle mass gains a month unless he's on a "Soviet-guide to muscle growth for winning Olympic medals for mother Russia using steroids and stuff" program.years?
Muscle mass growth is triggered by low rep, high weight exercises. You cannot maintain high weight/low rep exercises all year long. Your body gets used to it and stops growing. You have to change up your workout with low weight/high reps and medium weight/medium reps on a regular basis.
A beginner is going to be able to do a one rep max squat of maybe 100 lbs. Bench press of 75 lbs. Deadlift of 90 lbs. These are arbitrary numbers but most beginners can't lift more than my left nut.
plantains, green bananas, grains, variety of yams.