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Training and dieting for "Ectomorphs" I would like to see a discussion of this. Ectomorphs make a small percentage of those in the iron game, mainly because the don't have the body to achieve big time muslce. I have read several books on this but any new info is great.
well, since you've read many books, mind sharing some interesting info with us first? chances are, you probably know more than we do :wg:
i dont understand what ectomorphus is, elaborate.
Ectomorphs have a high metabolism and burn fat easily. They are naturally thin and usually referred to as "hard gainers" (although they can gain fine if they eat properly).Quote:
Originally Posted by lotaquestions
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Originally Posted by InsaneInTheMembrane
I never said I know more than anyone else does, that is why I am asking a question. There just isn't as much info out there for ectomorphs because they are a small part of the bodybuilding community. I have just got done reading "Bulking for ectomorphs" it is kind of vague on dieting its kind of the norm just repeating. The training I don't agree with so I did not care for it. I have a alot of books and I take strategies for all of them. Nutrient Timing may be my favorite.
There are alot of things that effect ectomorphs like being insulin resistant, maybe a discussion on that. The book "Building the Perfect Beast Naturally" covers dieting for all somatypes and it is a good read. I am just trying the most efficent way. I read conflicting info some say eat everything, some say lower your carbs, but I am flat all the time. Just looking for some more info.
IMO, the whole thing with people being endo **** ecto is kinda B.S. I mean yeah, i would be considered an ectomorph, but i dont train any different than what a **** or endo would do. the bottom line is that its hard to gain muscle, lose bf, and get stronger. My point is that just train and diet, and your body will do the rest.
not trying to sound like a dick, just dont pigeon hole yourself.
lol...
Here's my book on ectomorphs - EAT MORE and TRAIN HEAVY
Check out the thread entitled "hardgainer?" in the diet forum. At the top.
I was a 130lb hardgainer too, until I fixed my diet.