CuriousNewb
Naturally Bulking
Stats: 27 yrs old, 6', 155 lbs and gaining. What do you think?
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Stats: 27 yrs old, 6', 155 lbs and gaining. What do you think?
Diet first. You should be able to get to at least 190-200lbs natural without too much trouble. You're on the right track though. Post up your diet in the diet section and get some advice there. This will benefit you. Welcome to ology btw.
Bro you would blow the fuck up if you did use.
Don't listen to this
Up thos cals and keep on lifting. At 6' you still have some weight to gain before doing a cycle if that's what you intend to eventually do
Don't listen to this
Up thos cals and keep on lifting. At 6' you still have some weight to gain before doing a cycle if that's what you intend to eventually do
brother i agree 100%Genetics is what it is.
brother i agree 100%
some people have them,some dont,and myself,i dont
Don't listen to this
Up thos cals and keep on lifting. At 6' you still have some weight to gain before doing a cycle if that's what you intend to eventually do
Thanks for all the feedback guys I appreciate it. Revamped my diet, calculated TDEE at 3100-3400 cal/day and upped diet to around 4400 cal/day, 33/33/33 split prot/carb/fat calories. 16 days in and scale weight is up 5 lbs, I know its early to say anything definite but it always feels good to see that bodyweight go up.
Im trying hard to be a listener around here, reading some of these posts by people who have no idea what they're doing and who also don't listen is frustrating. Its borderline ridiculous actually. And I care about my overall and longterm health enough to pay attention. Next move for me is to get my test levels checked to see where im at naturally.
This forum is a great source of info even if you may never use AAS. Its always better to have more knowledge and info on your side.
Thanks for all the feedback guys I appreciate it. Revamped my diet, calculated TDEE at 3100-3400 cal/day and upped diet to around 4400 cal/day, 33/33/33 split prot/carb/fat calories. 16 days in and scale weight is up 5 lbs, I know its early to say anything definite but it always feels good to see that bodyweight go up.
Im trying hard to be a listener around here, reading some of these posts by people who have no idea what they're doing and who also don't listen is frustrating. Its borderline ridiculous actually. And I care about my overall and longterm health enough to pay attention. Next move for me is to get my test levels checked to see where im at naturally.
This forum is a great source of info even if you may never use AAS. Its always better to have more knowledge and info on your side.