skinny boy needs help

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skinnyboy

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Hi my names sam and I'm a lanky 17 year old.
I need help with my work out I'm trying to gain some mass basically on the whole torso (mainly the arms) here are some stats:

height: 180cm
weight: 60 kg (136 pounds)
Diet: no set diet

It would help if someone could give me a set diet and a workout program.
 
count the amount of calories you eat in a normal day, boost it by 500 calories. Eat high protein / low fat foods, (tuna,chicken,turkey,lean meat,peanut butter, egg whites,etc) Try to take in at least 1gram of protein per body lb. Eat 5-6 meals a day.

Try this for your workout routine...

monday - triceps/shoulders
tuesday -off
wednesday - biceps/back
thursday - off
Friday - chest
saturday -legs
sunday -off
 
Ive got a set of dumbells with weights up to 15 kg (36 lb) at home as well as a pool. I've also got access to my schools gym but its extreamly hard to get to there with all the study I have to do seing as I'm in grade 12 and I'm doing Chemistry, Physics, Chinese, English, Math B and Math C.:eek:

I'm trying to bulk up over the easter holidays so I've set myself down for the following:

10kg dumbells curls (5 x 100reps)
sit ups (5 x 70reps)
2 x 1km (jog/run)

I have no idea about other exercises, how to do them or the parts of the body that they exercise so I need help pretty badly.

Also do you think that I should get some protein bars or shakes?
 
5x100 reps is WAY to much.. you need to do it more heavy.. but can you really do 100 reps with 10kg with correct form? i dont think i would be able to do that:p
 
Here is my diet at the present time:

Breakfast:
All bran with banana

Lunch:
Sandwhiches, sausage with onions, sausage roll or pizza.

Diner:
could be anything.

I have various things to snack on through the day and alot of the time I'll by somthing from a cornerstore for lunch after I've gone surfing with my friends.
Anyway if some one could give me a set diet to stick to because I have no idea and could someone give me some advise on protein sups as well?
 
From one skinny kid to another.

1) Diet = important. Eat 5-8 meals a day, and snack all the time. If you are skinny you more than likely have a high metabolism. Eat eat eat.

2) Training - try to do reps between 8-12 per set. So for curls try 3 sets of 8 with enough wieght that it is difficult and see how it feels. Remember to work your legs, they are your biggest muscles and will help your gains. Squats, deadlifts, etc.

3) Try to get your protien intake up. At your weight shoot for about 150-175g of protein (just my opinion) to start with and see how it works for you. You need a good amount of clean carbs in there, and do not neglect your fats (Omega's).

Try to provide as much info as possible for the guys here. Height, weight, calories, what you have access too, what your goals are, etc etc. There is a wealth of knowledge on these boards and you can often find a lot of it through the search tool, but posting exact info will spur the guru's to offer up more advice and suggestions.
 
Heavy weights at less reps. plus don't expect to gain 10Kg in a weekend.
Be creative, let us know what you have around you to workout with and there will be a number of different exercises that we can throw at you. just keep at it. Eat a lot, and Hit the Weights Hard
 
I read an article aimed to explain how skinny people gains muscles and volume today. I'm just gonna point out the "Must-do" list they included in the article, as a guideline to gain muscles.

- Eat 5-6 meals per day. The meals should be low-fat and high-protein/carb. It is important that you follow the same pattern every day

- Avoid being hungry. Have a varied diet to ensure you get all necessary minerals and stuff. Sleep at least 7h per night.

- Work out really hard. Do really heavy weights, with short reps. In fact, you should try to get a new record every second week or so.

- Work out regularily. At least 3 times a week. Remember to stretch and warm-up too.

- Eat 15g protein and 10g protein 5-10 BEFORE the workout, and a protein shake / protein rich meal right after the workout.

I'm not sure if i listed all the points but i think that is pretty much it. Sorry if i had some spelling mistakes, i'm not the best translator. Anyways, I suggest this type of programme, at least i'm trying it as i speak and i'm seeing some fascinating results.
 
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