Fill in the form below by selecting if you're male or female, typing in your weight, age, height & your activity level before starting this plan and then... Click "Tell me how to gain muscle" and Remember... You also need to do 1 of the 3 workouts below to gain muscle mass
You need to go here to see why you can't gain muscle and/or...
You simply need to eat more by adding 250-to-500 calories to your daily calorie total and just keep adjusting & experimenting with your daily calorie total until you get the desired results so for example...
If you're not gaining any weight eating 2000 calories a day divided by you eating 3,4,5 or 6 meals...
Go on this fat loss plan here to lose any extra fat you put on
JYD
I understand your concerns so...
supplement with protein shakes here if you can't eat that much protein
Adrian Bryant | 09.28.09 - 9:15 am
Hey Adrian.
I used your calculator and it says that I have to eat 31-36 grams of protein per meal (6x30 = 180g a day)
I weigh 150lbs....some have told me that 80% of that (120-125g protein) is fine for muscle mass. What are your suggestions? because frankly, I don't think I can eat 180g protein a day!
thanks man
JYD
JYD | 09.27.09 - 11:33 pm
Benjamin
My best advice is for you to gain as much muscle as you can and then lose any fat you gain with NowLoss.com/15
Adrian | 09.21.09 - 8:57 pm
Ok i was wondering if there was a way to gain as much muscle as this workout can give you but without gaining fat or minimizing fat gain. because i dont want to have to lose the fat later.
I have already done the other workout monday tuesday thursday friday. lifting monday thursday morning afternoon, and intervals tuesday friday morning afternoon. I just started college again and i stopped working out all together. My weight went down but i look fatter idk if i lost muscle or what... but i would like to get back into it working out. I only have time for the working out twice a week though. i just dont want to look fatter. Any advice?
Benjamin | 09.19.09 - 5:16 pm
Hari J
You can but that really is not needed b/c you need to give your muscles a chance to rest and grow
Adrian Bryant | 09.15.09 - 4:55 pm
Your workout plan to build bigger muscles states only Mondays and Thursdays. It is okay to workout more days in a week, say 4-5 day/week?
Hari J | 09.14.09 - 11:33 am
JM
Go here for A nicer butt
Adrian Bryant | 09.15.09 - 4:56 pm
Hey, I'm a 21 year old female that's 5'9" and 120 lbs. & It's very hard for me to gain weight no matter what i eat. I want to know what i need to eat and what excercises i need to do in order to have a nicer butt and more muscular legs. Please help.
JM | 09.14.09 - 2:24 am
Joel
You may gain it pretty quickly if you are not used to lifting heavy weights but reeally...
I don't know how long it will take but you may be able to do it before 2010
Adrian Bryant | 09.07.09 - 7:41 am
Hey i gained some muscle in the pas and just leaned down a bit to reveal my abs.(almost the last two)
Anyway im 5"9 136 with about 9.5%bf(from your calculator) and was looking to gain about 5-10 pounds of muscle so i can lean down to 6%bf without being too skinny.
So my question is with my information given to u about how long should it take for me to gain 5-10 pounds of lean muscle?
Thanks for this free website. Its great
Joel | 09.06.09 - 9:03 pm
anthony
Not too much - I do the same thing sometimes
if you scared of fat gain - you can prevent it with intervals (NowLoss.com/i)
Adrian Bryant | 09.05.09 - 7:39 pm
Is 600 calories meals(5 times a day too much per sitting)
I can only fit 5 meals in my schedule.
Would it make me gain more fat?
anthony | 09.05.09 - 10:29 am
juanita
Intervals (See NowLoss.com/i)
burn fat and (maybe gain some muscle) but you will burn fat fast
Adrian Bryant | 08.30.09 - 7:49 pm
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