If youre metabolism is that high then eating higher calorie "bad" foods isnt going to hurt anything....skinny guys get too caught up on eating "clean" while complaining about no mass. If your that thin than even fat or water weight will make you look thicker. Just add fat and sugar to your diet...
If you are able to expel lactic acid, or are able in increase your lactic threshold you can work out longer with greater intensity. That is why elilte athletes can push at extremely high levels for long periods of time.
look into making sure that you have a nice build up of Omega-3 Fatty Acids as that helps with the light headed/fuzzy thing. Also having some dextrose during your workout might help a bit with the light headedness
I've been jucing to help get a ton of PURE calories from whole foods. You kinda have to eat / drink more because your body will actually burn the fuel so well. but yeah whole foods are the way to go.
I would give your body a bit more of a cool down time before re-upping or maybe mix up your eating / workouts just to throw in some more bodily confusion.
You can use Invalid Link Removed for men has a lot of different natural things like zinc, resveratrol, and pomegranate powder. It's not pharmaceutical grade but for being a natural supp it does the trick
muscular weight is often distributed differently when you are on, muscles are fuller...a 160lb guy who was "on" would look 185, while the 160lb guy who was not would look 160. Thats the difference
work your hand and wrist strength with false grip movements like pull ups, training your fingers doesnt always improve grip- it is the hand that squeezes and can be thickened.
if your arms are that long you should end up at pointer finger on the ring, which is max grip in powerlifting- each time you bring your hands out you shorten your bench stroke
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