I am an ectomorph myself, and let me tell you, you will just need to eat more clean foods (4000-5000cal) and sleep well and most importantly...blawar said:Been working out for 4 months.
immortalis said:Dude... 15 pounds of naturally gained weight in 4 months? I will take it.
Keep going. Dont lose your motivation.![]()
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d_o_c_ said:Your stomach probably is not as small asyou think it is. Being that you are skinny your stmoach can easilyt stretch too allow for more food. My guess is you are eating too slow, which in turn gives your stmoch enough time to tell your brain that you are full. Eat quick as shit and you'll be alright.
15lbs in 4 months really is good. As for food cost throw some more egg whitesinto the picture at $0.99 a dozen you can't go wrong.
Keep up the good work.
excellent advicejacshelb said:Well, your very best cycle will be your first, if done correctly. I don't know exactly why, virgin receptors? or that you have the most room to grow at that point? I'm not sure. So, I wouldn't want to waste my best growth on just getting to where I could already get to naturally. That's no. 1 No.2 is that you will need to be able to handle the extra food, i.e. have your diet down pat, and your training at an "advanced" (- this just means you totally know your body and how to train it effectively, when to rest etc.) stage to get all the benifits of aas anyway. As anyone who has done a decent cycle while "dieting" (- possibly even just eating the way you are now, no offense but that is fat loss diet for many) can tell you, you don't gain much muscle without the food and heavy effective training!
Ok, so that was a lot of run on sentences, but I think you get the idea. Of course, it is totally your choice. I made two attempts to purchase aas early on with the same thing in mind as you. Once was when I was in highschool, another was when I'd only been training again for 8 months. Both times, the transaction fell through. Looking back. I'm very glad it did. By the time I did actually do anything, I had researched for about 3 years and got my training pretty much down as well as my eating and had gained more than 40 lbs before starting. You know what, though? I still made some stupid mistakes, even used to much too soon in some ways and suffered some side effects that I wouldn't tolerate nowadays. These days, I don't do much at all (with aas), even compared to my first two cycles. I focus on diet, training, and ancilliaries more than aas. As crazy as that may sound. I wan't to be patient to get where I'm going so that I get there in one piece!
So, I hear what you are saying. And, you are right. You could gain 20 lbs in a year, maybe even 30 if you really went at it. But, when you came off, you'd be left without much quality and more than likely lose most of what you'd gained. Whereas if you do it naturally for the next two years, I don't see why you couldn't put on 15 lbs. a year.
Again, good luck and use good judgement!
Jacob
jacshelb said:Well, your very best cycle will be your first, if done correctly. I don't know exactly why, virgin receptors? or that you have the most room to grow at that point? I'm not sure. So, I wouldn't want to waste my best growth on just getting to where I could already get to naturally. That's no. 1 No.2 is that you will need to be able to handle the extra food, i.e. have your diet down pat, and your training at an "advanced" (- this just means you totally know your body and how to train it effectively, when to rest etc.) stage to get all the benifits of aas anyway. As anyone who has done a decent cycle while "dieting" (- possibly even just eating the way you are now, no offense but that is fat loss diet for many) can tell you, you don't gain much muscle without the food and heavy effective training!
Ok, so that was a lot of run on sentences, but I think you get the idea. Of course, it is totally your choice. I made two attempts to purchase aas early on with the same thing in mind as you. Once was when I was in highschool, another was when I'd only been training again for 8 months. Both times, the transaction fell through. Looking back. I'm very glad it did. By the time I did actually do anything, I had researched for about 3 years and got my training pretty much down as well as my eating and had gained more than 40 lbs before starting. You know what, though? I still made some stupid mistakes, even used to much too soon in some ways and suffered some side effects that I wouldn't tolerate nowadays. These days, I don't do much at all (with aas), even compared to my first two cycles. I focus on diet, training, and ancilliaries more than aas. As crazy as that may sound. I wan't to be patient to get where I'm going so that I get there in one piece!
So, I hear what you are saying. And, you are right. You could gain 20 lbs in a year, maybe even 30 if you really went at it. But, when you came off, you'd be left without much quality and more than likely lose most of what you'd gained. Whereas if you do it naturally for the next two years, I don't see why you couldn't put on 15 lbs. a year.
Again, good luck and use good judgement!
Jacob
how bad do you realy want it?blawar said:But doing so for a year for 30lbs seems a waste to me in my mind. Thats ALOT of work spanned across a year for 30lbs.

blawar said:I do eat really slow, I didnt know that would be a problem. I will eating fast at lunch today![]()

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