Thanks for the help
I been lifting about 3 years but am goin to be competing this year and need to increase my one rep max for the competitions, I try to eat a lot of chicken and beef and I have been cutting out soda and as much sugar as I can , any info on how I should be dieting?
I lift at least four days a week , usually two body parts a day , for example , chest and triceps , back and biceps , shoulders and traps , and legs , and jus recently I have been trying to increase my bench max so have been benching twice a week , my workouts usually last about an hour and a half
Lol. I like this advise. Josh hit it right on the head. Good ol creatine (neovar is my preference 2) steak+eggs+potatoes and 5/3/1 all day. Could also add in a good pre workout if you find your energy or motivation lacking or just want that extra intensity in the gym.
Since Im only 18 every supplement place i goto tells me that i definitely dont need any testosterone boosting supplements ,
Do you think that it would still help me or could it possibly be harmful?
Since Im only 18 every supplement place i goto tells me that i definitely dont need any testosterone boosting supplements ,
Do you think that it would still help me or could it possibly be harmful?
Since Im only 18 every supplement place i goto tells me that i definitely dont need any testosterone boosting supplements ,
Do you think that it would still help me or could it possibly be harmful?
Starting strength, 5/3/1, madcows 5x5, WS4SB or stronglifts 5x5 are all excellent programs and with the proper diet and consistency you will make great gains.
Again eat lots of red meat (steaks) and whole eggs. The only supplement I would suggest is creatine. Possibly some BCAAs or EAAs if you have extra money but you will make gains without them.
Okay Thanks , Money is not much of a factor just want to get some good supplements that will help me with strength gains . Sounds like a good Creatine is definitely the way to go . There are tons of different kinds and brands of creatine, Any input on a good creatine supplement(Preferably in pill form) would be very helpful
Okay Thanks , Money is not much of a factor just want to get some good supplements that will help me with strength gains . Sounds like a good Creatine is definitely the way to go . There are tons of different kinds and brands of creatine, Any input on a good creatine supplement(Preferably in pill form) would be very helpful
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