Mila
Honorary Master
:erm: I think you growing in the wrong places
I tore my tracksuit about 3 weeks ago doing squats - didn't have a backup, so tough luck to everyone else there
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:erm: I think you growing in the wrong places
I tore my tracksuit about 3 weeks ago doing squats - didn't have a backup, so tough luck to everyone else there
Quads have gotten a lot bigger! Did you finish your sets like a man, tore suit and all?![]()
Set? I start with squats - I finished my whole program for the dayAlthough my fiancée wasn't too impressed when she later saw me.
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Hey guys, long time lurker first time poster here
I'm looking to add more protein to my diet so I've been looking around for a supplement. The thing is I'm a poor student so I can't spend a _lot_ of money on this
I'm thinking of going for this: Muscle Works Superior Whey. It seems alright, it supposedly has 71 serving so it should last two month and it's low in carbs and fat (already have that part of my diet sorted). Any comments?
Thanks
Hey guys, long time lurker first time poster here
I'm looking to add more protein to my diet so I've been looking around for a supplement. The thing is I'm a poor student so I can't spend a _lot_ of money on this
I'm thinking of going for this: Muscle Works Superior Whey. It seems alright, it supposedly has 71 serving so it should last two month and it's low in carbs and fat (already have that part of my diet sorted). Any comments?
Thanks
What numbers are you doing for your size? I have seen some guys do some pretty impressive numbers without needing shakes. High protein intake yes.Shakes are essential if you want big strength. I eat about 700g of lean meat every day and still have 150g of whey iso as well on workout days or 100g on off days. I couldn't do without it. I'm not the hugest oke but I train mostly for strength and can lift some pretty heavy ass weight for my size thanks to my high protein intake.
Shakes are essential if you want big strength. I eat about 700g of lean meat every day and still have 150g of whey iso as well on workout days or 100g on off days. I couldn't do without it. I'm not the hugest oke but I train mostly for strength and can lift some pretty heavy ass weight for my size thanks to my high protein intake.
What numbers are you doing for your size? I have seen some guys do some pretty impressive numbers without needing shakes. High protein intake yes.
I agree - supplements have their place - I can't imagine how I'd feel eating so much food - I'm aiming for 5000 calories in October, there's no way I'm going to do that without whey and a MRP.. Going to get around 70-75% from food.