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For muscle growth the correct way is few repetitions, few sets of as many weight one is able too lift. Many repetitions is for losing weight, but it is fine doing many reps and sets of abominals (I do 4x13 abominals). You need to eat before and after each training, carbs before and proteins after.
This post by High Priestess Maxine Dietrich is also very informative:https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Joy ... ges/138712
This is what I have to say and my own experience. When I was very young, even after I had my first child, I was very thin. I can't speak for everyone, but in the majority of cases, people who are underweight do not eat enough. I know there are other factors as well, but they are in a much smaller percentage.
My advice is to eat out. Buffets are the best and you can stuff yourself, which I recommend that you do if you want to put on weight. I do know that restaurant food, given the large serving portions and I do know there is a difference from eating at home, will put weight on you. Once you reach your ideal weight, you need to keep up on eating large heavy meals regularly until your body adjusts and resets itels to the new weight. This could take a few months.
If you train in the gym with weights, it is imperative to eat very well- add calories and also a lot of protein. Lifting real heavy, 5 reps and under, with your sets tapering down to where you can only do 1 rep, will not only create more muscle-mass along with strength, but will also add bone. Your bones will get larger. This all takes time.
If you work out in the gym, you have to eat more as your body will need the extra calories and the nutrition to build muscle mass and also replace your energy. As for myself, I never weight trained when I was sore. For those of you, who like myself just had to be in the gym every single day, it is best to work on one body part, like chest and shoulders day, legs day, back day, abs and so on. Also, don’t forget to stretch. Stretching also aids in healing and is essential for people who work out.
When I was young, I was exceptionally strong for a woman. I accomplished this by eating properly and this meant a large number of calories and taking downtime in between workouts in order to heal completely.
After having 3 kids over the years, being underweight has no longer been a problem, as I needed to lose weight. I have found a good way to lose weight and eat less is to eat at home. Restaurant food is heavy and also higher in calories than eating at home. Also, when you eat at home, you have to cook for yourself and this takes time and energy and puts the breaks on over-eating.
High Priestess Maxine Dietrichhttp://www.joyofsatan.com
This post by High Priestess Maxine Dietrich is also very informative:https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/Joy ... ges/138712
This is what I have to say and my own experience. When I was very young, even after I had my first child, I was very thin. I can't speak for everyone, but in the majority of cases, people who are underweight do not eat enough. I know there are other factors as well, but they are in a much smaller percentage.
My advice is to eat out. Buffets are the best and you can stuff yourself, which I recommend that you do if you want to put on weight. I do know that restaurant food, given the large serving portions and I do know there is a difference from eating at home, will put weight on you. Once you reach your ideal weight, you need to keep up on eating large heavy meals regularly until your body adjusts and resets itels to the new weight. This could take a few months.
If you train in the gym with weights, it is imperative to eat very well- add calories and also a lot of protein. Lifting real heavy, 5 reps and under, with your sets tapering down to where you can only do 1 rep, will not only create more muscle-mass along with strength, but will also add bone. Your bones will get larger. This all takes time.
If you work out in the gym, you have to eat more as your body will need the extra calories and the nutrition to build muscle mass and also replace your energy. As for myself, I never weight trained when I was sore. For those of you, who like myself just had to be in the gym every single day, it is best to work on one body part, like chest and shoulders day, legs day, back day, abs and so on. Also, don’t forget to stretch. Stretching also aids in healing and is essential for people who work out.
When I was young, I was exceptionally strong for a woman. I accomplished this by eating properly and this meant a large number of calories and taking downtime in between workouts in order to heal completely.
After having 3 kids over the years, being underweight has no longer been a problem, as I needed to lose weight. I have found a good way to lose weight and eat less is to eat at home. Restaurant food is heavy and also higher in calories than eating at home. Also, when you eat at home, you have to cook for yourself and this takes time and energy and puts the breaks on over-eating.
High Priestess Maxine Dietrichhttp://www.joyofsatan.com