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anyone got suggestions to put on healthy weight?
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Chicken and Quinoa with onions, olives and a vegetable stock cube.
anyone got suggestions to put on healthy weight?
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Here are a few suggestions:anyone got suggestions to put on healthy weight?
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well i am 5'3 and 93kgs heaviest i have ever been.
started my diet, not going to eat any junk food and as little carbs as possible. ie none to start with. also going to give up coffee and as much sugar as i can.
todays food.
breakfast - scrambled eegs.
lunch - um.. forgot to have lunch. been busy at work lol.
dinner. not sure yet. i have mussels in the fridge. some carrots and broccoli, doesnt sound to exciting but will do the trick for me. might cook me up something else as well. depending on what i have in the fridge
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Eat at least 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight. So, if you weigh 165 lbs, eat 165 grams of protein. This will give your muscles the true stuff they need to grow large. It's hard to do, so this is where protein shakes come in handy. You'll see nice gains if you're lifting weights and doing sprinting drills. Work on explosive techniques vs. endurance techniques. This will train your body to be powerful. Once you start seeing the results you want, then start mixing back in distance/endurance training. At that point I suggest you begin Fartlek training (http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/news/article.asp?UAN=722).This is the first time i've read this thread, but i think it's a great idea.
The western civilisation is becoming far too obese and really needs to get into shape.
I applaud each and every one of you for attempting to lose weight and just so you know i am on hte same boat as you...only i'm travelling the other up the river.
I am 11stone 3lbs, 10% body fat, 5feet 9inches.
I endeavour to hit 12stone 3lbs come new season.
Shouldn't be too difficult considering i'm out of the rest of the season with my curciate ligament done in!
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believe me rugby cyrmu, evry body here is so intent on losing weight, they'll ignore our posts on how to gain weight [/b]
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Eat at least 1 gram of protein per pound of bodyweight. So, if you weigh 165 lbs, eat 165 grams of protein. This will give your muscles the true stuff they need to grow large. It's hard to do, so this is where protein shakes come in handy. You'll see nice gains if you're lifting weights and doing sprinting drills. Work on explosive techniques vs. endurance techniques. This will train your body to be powerful. Once you start seeing the results you want, then start mixing back in distance/endurance training. At that point I suggest you begin Fartlek training (http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/news/article.asp?UAN=722).
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believe me rugby cyrmu, evry body here is so intent on losing weight, they'll ignore our posts on how to gain weight
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