I need more weight
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160 going for 170 in 7 months
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Totally do able.
Eat all the things.
Lift all the things.
Rest all the things.
Lather rinse repeat.
I put on about 17 in 5 months.0 -
I weigh 160lbs, aiming for 180.
1/2 lbs a week.
3200 calories a day
320g protein
400g carbs
80g fat
Google and get grocery shopping0 -
Why don't you make the most of your ability to gain half a pound of muscle a week and go for 10 pounds in ten weeks. Then you can cut 3-5lb of fat of that by bikini season. Sounds to me like you're hoping to do a slow lean muscle gain with no fat gain. You will be disappointed. Also a quarter of a pound of weight gain a week is a tiny excess per day about 120 cals. Too small to control.
500 extra calories per day with a progressive lifting routine. .8g protein per pound of body weight fill the rest with carbs and normal fat foods (.35g per pound body weight if you want to get a good idea).0 -
I weigh 160lbs, aiming for 180.
1/2 lbs a week.
3200 calories a day
320g protein
400g carbs
80g fat
Google and get grocery shopping
Body can't deal with that much protein. Maybe others can advise on a good amount but over .8g per pound of body weight and it just goes to waste. Flipping expensive too. Carbs are much cheaper and will get you to that calorie excess and muscle building place that you need to get to just fine.
It's the 250 calorie excess that will do it, and the heavy lifting. Again not sure why you don't go for a pound a week gain. You'll have to gain fat weight either way, whether you're overeating protein carbs or fat.
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Damn this is good stuff, I'm trying to get info from everyone to see what's best for me !! I feel good w my body right now i just want a lil bit more and that's it0
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Springfield1970 wrote: »I weigh 160lbs, aiming for 180.
1/2 lbs a week.
3200 calories a day
320g protein
400g carbs
80g fat
Google and get grocery shopping
Body can't deal with that much protein. Maybe others can advise on a good amount but over .8g per pound of body weight and it just goes to waste. Flipping expensive too. Carbs are much cheaper and will get you to that calorie excess and muscle building place that you need to get to just fine.
It's the 250 calorie excess that will do it, and the heavy lifting. Again not sure why you don't go for a pound a week gain. You'll have to gain fat weight either way, whether you're overeating protein carbs or fat.Springfield1970 wrote: »Why don't you make the most of your ability to gain half a pound of muscle a week and go for 10 pounds in ten weeks. Then you can cut 3-5lb of fat of that by bikini season. Sounds to me like you're hoping to do a slow lean muscle gain with no fat gain. You will be disappointed. Also a quarter of a pound of weight gain a week is a tiny excess per day about 120 cals. Too small to control.
500 extra calories per day with a progressive lifting routine. .8g protein per pound of body weight fill the rest with carbs and normal fat foods (.35g per pound body weight if you want to get a good idea).
these.
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10 punds in seven months is like .35 pounds per week. Honestly, you would be better off going for a minimum of .5 pound per week gain over a five month period. .35 a week is basically spinning your wheels, and not sure you would maximize your gains.
i would also second what spring said….0 -
I weigh 160lbs, aiming for 180.
1/2 lbs a week.
3200 calories a day
320g protein
400g carbs
80g fat
Google and get grocery shopping
My god man!, you must like your meat! You don't need that much protein (of course, if you enjoy it, have at it). I'd swap some of it out for more fat (some carbs too), it'd make life more bearable IMO.
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I weigh 160lbs, aiming for 180.
1/2 lbs a week.
3200 calories a day
320g protein
400g carbs
80g fat
Google and get grocery shopping
My god man!, you must like your meat! You don't need that much protein (of course, if you enjoy it, have at it). I'd swap some of it out for more fat (some carbs too), it'd make life more bearable IMO.
im thinking kidney stones
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