The Wastrel
10/27/2003 9:36pm,
Oh my good lord!
Since my return from the UK, I have been working on massing up.
Good god people this is painful. I can't wait until this phase is over. The eating is just...impossible. Yuck.
How do you stand it?
I'm eating eggs without yolks and handfuls of walnuts and cashews for breakfast. Snacking on very low carb protein bars and eating basically normal food for lunch when I'm not home. Shakes when I am. The hardest part is dinner. Two skinless chicken breats, grilled without oil...after 7pm. That's so late...eww.
On weekends I have two nights of red meat and red wine gluttony.
I've been doing this for about a month now and...urgh. I can't wait to finish.
FingerorMoon?
10/27/2003 10:07pm,
How will the new muscle be sustained if you go back to a normal diet ?
This might have already been covered but why is your diet so low in EFAs and carbs ?
The Wastrel
10/27/2003 10:36pm,
As I said I eat normally at lunch. I should also point out that this is *additional* eating. This would be a really light diet if it were on it's own. And lightly steamed vegetables and salads have been a part of my regular diet forever. The reason I'm eating so much more is that I have increased my lifting schedule considerably. I used to lift two or three days a week. Now it's four to five, and I'm experimenting with volumetric work for curiosity's sake.
As far as maintenance, well sheesh. I guess when I am heavier I'll have a greater appetite.
What is the acronym EFAs?
FingerorMoon?
10/27/2003 10:41pm,
Ah, I thought you meant that was your diet.
EFA = essential fatty acids.
Omega 3 and 6 are the two big ones.
You can get it easily from eating fish like Salmon and tuna, or from Flaxseed oil, or Udo's oil.
The Wastrel
10/27/2003 10:46pm,
Ah yes...Well, a can of tuna and some Worcestershire sauce is probably my most frequnent lunch. I cook everything in olive oil, and take fish oil...occasionally.
My GF's dad is an avid fisherman, and we usually have a few pounds of salmon lying around.
PizDoff
10/27/2003 10:58pm,
Oh quit your whining big man!
I've been bulking (massing) since the beginning of the year.
It has been hard work, patience and dedication.
Since I can control what I eat so much better at university, I can eat better and healthier. I eat 4-7 times a day, not full meals per se but enough to fill myself for a bit.
Pulling out my links listing.....
Check
www.hardgainer.com
www.wannabebig.com (two bullshido members post there lol)
http://www.wannabebigforums.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=26368&highlight=grocery+list
The Wastrel
10/27/2003 11:05pm,
I feel gross.
FingerorMoon?
10/27/2003 11:29pm,
My GF's dad is an avid fisherman, and we usually have a few pounds of salmon lying around.
I hate you. I hate you like poison.
;)
The Wastrel
10/27/2003 11:38pm,
I didn't even mention the halibut, swordfish and shark...let alone the fresh tuna.
Oh...and my dad bought an entire cow's worth of grass-fed beef. Oh my lord...
FingerorMoon?
10/27/2003 11:44pm,
Die!
No excuses for you then.
I expect to see posts in a few months detailing how you can't believe you put on 20lbs of muscle. Anything less and we will consider you a failure :D
Pandinha
10/28/2003 12:50am,
I've used this to increase mass over the years.
Eat 1 gram of protein for every lb of body weight. This includes the RTD protein shakes from Muscle Tech. I try to eat as much red meat as possible.
Either EAS or Muscle Tech Creatine. I'm currently using Muscle Tech's and enjoy it.
Why are you massing up Bro?
What's your work-out/training routine? What does a given week look like?
The Wastrel
10/28/2003 8:47am,
Keinhaar,
Sunday: Chest and Back
Monday: Arms, in the evening BJJ
Tuesday: BJJ
Wednesday: Shoulders/Kettlebells, BJJ in the evening
Thursday: None
Friday: Arms
Saturday: Legs
Sunday: Repeat.
I was running two days a week, approx 4 miles in a 30 minute period. But I cut that out. Do you want me to be more specific about my work?
Do you have any idea how often I go hungry, sir?
Deadpan Scientist
10/28/2003 2:51pm,
Yes please.
What kind of weight are you moving?
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