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Saturday, January 03, 2004 9:13 PM
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Hi everyone, Im 17 and have been training now for 3 months. I dont have easy access to a gym so i have been working out at home mostlty, i have dumbells with are about 40lbs per hand. Right now i am 6'0 tall and weigh 183lbs. I still think i look too skinny, the main reason i am doing this is to improve my look. I dont look bad but just not what i want. I have a friend who helps me out over the inernet and he made it clear that when u have a good workout your bodypart should be a little sore the next day, well yesterday i pounded my arms so hard i nearly threw up and they are not sore today  . I even introduced tricep dips to shock them a little. Do i just have crappy genetics and cant make this or what? I get alot of protein, about 190g a day, and because im a hard gainer i keep my carbs high. I can start to see more veins appear, but was wondering when will they pop? Like that vein so many people have going down their bicep. My desired look in the end would be the Stallone look in rocky 3 and 4. Its an amazing look. Can anyone help? Thanks alot Kris
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RE: Newbie here
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Saturday, January 03, 2004 11:53 PM
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Hey Kris, I dont think its that big of a deal if you are not sore the next day, some times it can take a few days for the soreness to set in. Even if it doesnt, still I dont think its a big deal. Some thing like this takes a long time, lots of dedication. You cannot expect results after 1 day, 1 week, etc... Why dont you try some new exercises, like instead of doing dumbbell curls, try concentration curls, or hammer curls, because sometimes the muscle can get used to the same motion, or exercise, and it becomes ineffective. Try mixing it up like ever month or so. Good Luck, welcome to DB
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RE: Newbie here
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Saturday, January 10, 2004 4:12 PM
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time is the main factor i am 17 and have been training since i was 15, i was a skinny small guy that people use take the p*ss out of , but now i have no problems, people in the street move out of my way and in school people do the same, its the best feeling in the world, keep training different exercise each day, example, monday: arms, tuesday: legs, wednesday: shoulders, thursday: back, friday: chest, saturday: rest, sunday: arms slightyl ready for the next day!! good look man!
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Saturday, January 10, 2004 4:26 PM
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Ahhh, fresh meat on the grill! How ya doin'? Yeah, bucketman, is right when he says don't worry about the soreness. I notice you did say you had limited access to a gym and basically only have the dumbbells. Why you may not be feeling sore, which it doesn't matter, your biceps have gotten stronger and are used to handling the weight now. Time to get some 50's lol And at the least rest those arms a day, at the LEAST, try and rest them more and do other exercises. For example you could hold the dumbbells at your sides and do lunges, you can do oblique exercises. Getting a routine is key, especially one that alternates the training of your muscles. Good luck bro! Welcome to DiscussBodybuilding.com
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Sunday, January 11, 2004 9:30 PM
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Hey another Kris! I am Kris and so is another guy whos handle is Kris. Everyone else beat me to the punch but they are right keep on working. Welcome to DB.
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Sunday, January 11, 2004 9:35 PM
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I know... I am really getting known for my mass of posts, continuously flooding in. hehe
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Thursday, January 15, 2004 3:44 PM
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Hi again, Thanks for all the advice guys. I never reallt said much the first time, but i do have a routine and have had one for the past 3 months which is basically monday-arms, tuesday-shoulders, wednesday-rest, thursday-back, friday- legs, and rest sat and sun. I get about 180lbs of protein a day since im about 180lbs. I am still very lean and 6'0 tall. Ive normally been quite skinny although have been fortunate enough not to get bullied about it or anything. Its been just over 3 months and i can see a difference, i look more defined than i did, and as my mum actually pointed out, overall, i look bigger, alot fuller, I am actually pleased with the detail i have for going for such a short time and not even in the gym. I certainly feel alot stronger. When i got 40lb dumbells i wanted to cry because i struggles to do one curl, so i lowered the wait, and now i can curl the 40lbs and complete 3 sets of about 10 without much problem. I did manage to get my triceps pretty stiff the other day by mixing up the routine again :). Once again thanks for all the advice Kris
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Thursday, January 15, 2004 8:01 PM
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I get about 180lbs of protein a day Wow thats alot of protein, j/k. Im just going to assume you meant grams. I have learned that one gram of protein per pound of bodyweight is the minimum for a bodybuilder.
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Thursday, January 15, 2004 8:35 PM
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1-1.5 g of protein per lb of bodyweight is average. Min would be 1.. yes. 2.0 g would be at the very high end. Regardless, drink plenty of water to keep things moving.
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Thursday, January 15, 2004 8:40 PM
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I know the gram of protein per pound of body weight fact, but how does it work exactly (Inside the body)? And is that 1-1.5 or 2...Per pound of LEAN MUSCLE MASS? So no fat poundage included?
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Friday, January 16, 2004 4:55 AM
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****, u know i meant 180g of protein, if i could get 180lbs of protein i probably would though
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Friday, January 16, 2004 4:36 PM
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LOL! And is that 1-1.5 or 2...Per pound of LEAN MUSCLE MASS? So no fat poundage included? It's 1-1.5 g per lb of body weight (lean and fat). As you lose fat, you'll lose weight, you will adjust as necessary.
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