Newbie needs help getting back on track

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06-15-2005, 04:20 PM
Azaz3l

Newbie needs help getting back on track

Hey newbie to the forum, I just was wondering of a good way to get back on track after being unactive for a while. What would be a good way to get back to lifting as much as I used to as quickly as possible. I'm sure this sounds stupid but I feel and look like a weakling so that's why I'm asking for help.
06-15-2005, 04:21 PM
stocky121

well no to steriod's at the moment maybe get some cratine and lift hard and diet hard first
06-15-2005, 04:25 PM
MatrixGuy

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Originally Posted by Azaz3l

Hey newbie to the forum, I just was wondering of a good way to get back on track after being unactive for a while. What would be a good way to get back to lifting as much as I used to as quickly as possible. I'm sure this sounds stupid but I feel and look like a weakling so that's why I'm asking for help.

Eat lots of clean calories and protein bro. Thats the 1st start to gaining mass. What are your stats?
06-15-2005, 04:32 PM
Azaz3l

I weigh about 190lbs, 9% body fat, 6'1, 32' waist, 15' bicep. (anything else?)

Just curious what do you recommend barbells or dumbells just want interested in your opinion and why cause I have always worked out with barbells and everyone is always telling me to switch. What do you think?
06-15-2005, 04:58 PM
MatrixGuy

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Originally Posted by Azaz3l

I weigh about 190lbs, 9% body fat, 6'1, 32' waist, 15' bicep. (anything else?)

Just curious what do you recommend barbells or dumbells just want interested in your opinion and why cause I have always worked out with barbells and everyone is always telling me to switch. What do you think?

Do a mixture bro. The main issue here might be your diet. The best thing to do is post your diet in the diet section for review and help bro. If your getting plenty of cals and protein then you can grow naturally. Were you just looking for something to aid in the strength area or are you unhappy with your weight?