ickythump has too many fat cells

[hellomycognomen]

IMO bulking is often used as an excuse to mask poor diet or to over eat fattening (yet delicious) food choices. If you maintain a clean diet and slowly increase caloric intake there is no reason why you should not increase in muscle mass and maintain low body fat percentage. I would rather look cut and slowly getting bigger for the whole year then look cut for 6 months and a fat ass for the other 6 months.
Excess eating does not correlate with increase muscle mass, if you want bigger muscles you have to put in the time inside the gym and if you want your physique to display your gains a clean diet is a must. Unless you are just starting muscle mass is quite difficult to put on (2-5lbs/ YEAR) naturally. If you are taking T the rules don't apply.

[GirlyGymRat]

IMO bulking is often used as an excuse to mask poor diet or to over eat fattening (yet delicious) food choices. If you maintain a clean diet and slowly increase caloric intake there is no reason why you should not increase in muscle mass and maintain low body fat percentage. I would rather look cut and slowly getting bigger for the whole year then look cut for 6 months and a fat ass for the other 6 months.
Excess eating does not correlate with increase muscle mass, if you want bigger muscles you have to put in the time inside the gym and if you want your physique to display your gains a clean diet is a must. Unless you are just starting muscle mass is quite difficult to put on (2-5lbs/ YEAR) naturally. If you are taking T the rules don't apply.

^^^ what he said Proper training and proper diet.

[kelkel]

IMO bulking is often used as an excuse to mask poor diet or to over eat fattening (yet delicious) food choices. If you maintain a clean diet and slowly increase caloric intake there is no reason why you should not increase in muscle mass and maintain low body fat percentage. I would rather look cut and slowly getting bigger for the whole year then look cut for 6 months and a fat ass for the other 6 months.
Excess eating does not correlate with increase muscle mass, if you want bigger muscles you have to put in the time inside the gym and if you want your physique to display your gains a clean diet is a must. Unless you are just starting muscle mass is quite difficult to put on (2-5lbs/ YEAR) naturally. If you are taking T the rules don't apply.

Love that line. Well said.