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<p>How far should I run?<br />I&#039;m jogging every other day so about 3-4 times a day and I&#039;ve been doing about 5k, and then walk the other 5k with my dog in the evening. Is this too much or too little to lean down and not build muscles?</div>
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<p>I&#039;ve always been big built. I have well developed Biceps, Triceps and huge shoulders. I&#039;ve started working out and noticed my muscles are building faster than a lot of my friends. Even before i started working out most of my muscles were still as big as some of my friends who have worked out for years. I know that some people are naturally bigger built but is there a scientific explanation for this? Maybe higher testosterone levels?</p></div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>Babs Answered:</b><BR>In the genes.Look at your family history.</div>
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<p>Hi, I&#039;m thinking of buying my first protein powder, but I&#039;m stuck between two: </p>
<p>1) Nutri 1st Mass Gainer Vanilla 2kg<br />2) Nutri 1st Whey Protein Vanilla 2kg</p>
<p>Which one should I buy? I am skinny with a bit of muscle, but want to get rid of a tiny bit of fat on abdomen and build a bit more muscle. Which is better?</p></div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>Josh Owens Answered:</b><BR>I prefer Whey protein.<br />The flavor doesn&#039;t matter.<br />Although on the back of the protein supplement bottle or jug i should say it should say how much protein it contains. Watch out for this make sure the servings are the same, some could say 50grams of protein with two cups and some could say 50grams of protein per ONE cup. Always strive for the higher protein.</div>
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<h2>Delta FX25 Asked: Im looking for a new fitness workout, am I overdoing it?</h2>
<p>The last couple of weeks ive started to change my diet, and exercise to lose weight and build muscle. Everyday so far a have gone either a 2 or 3.5 mile walk or run. Aswell as this i have been getting more sleep for the extra energy. Generally i have felt better physically, and emotionally. However i am worried im over doing it. As well as this just before bed I do about 15 curls per arm with 6kg dongles. <br />As well as dramatically transforming my diet i am also intending to do roughly do the same amount of exercise everyday.<br />im cutting out pretty much all soft drinks, crisps, sweets, white bread etc.<br />Could you please advise me on a more professional workout and comments on my diet.<br />And also not to sound like an ungrateful **** but please do not answer if you know nothing or of your a beginner yourself thank you.</div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>April Answered:</b><BR>As far as the diet, you&#039;re doing great, but as for the exercise, you&#039;re overdoing it just a bit. Start slow and gradually build up. Start with a mile, then the next day, add a half a mile, so on and so forth. At first it may not seem like much, but the baby steps really add up.</div>
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<div class='bf_videodesc'>CHECK OUT: howgainmuscle.org Hey guys, in this video I show you how to blast thru your bicep workout with a exercise called &quot;buddy curls&quot; You can do your entire bicep workout in about 10 minutes and it will be one of your best workouts you&#039;ve ever done! How to do Buddy Curls: Step 1 &#8211; Grab a partner that can curl about the same weight as you. Step 2 &#8211; Pick a barbell weight that you can complete about 10 reps. Step 3 &#8211; Do as many reps as you can and hand it off to your buddy. Keep repeating until one of you gives up. Normally, you should do at least about 6 sets. Make sure that you never put the barbell down until you are done with the workout. never touches the ground until you&#039;re done. This is a great way to get a killer bicep workout in in just 2-3 minutes. You&#039;ll be getting in more work than most guys do in half an hour of biceps training if you&#039;re doing buddy curls. And if you want more exercises for building muscle while staying lean and ripped, check out this free video I just posted: howgainmuscle.org It shows you more examples of Afterburn exercises like this &#8212; and shows you how you can use the Afterburn Effect to get a ripped body and six pack abs with minimal gym time. Watch the video now: howgainmuscle.org</div>
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<h2>Bob Asked: bodybuilding gains, and body building advice?</h2>
<p>hello i am 18 and have been bodybuilding for just under 2 months (kinda new) at a local gym i signed up for and started at 59.9 kg (not very much fat at all) and am around 6ft tall. after just under 2 months im at about 67.5 kg. is this good? i dont take any muscle enhancers except one protein shake a week or so as its too expensive for me. i have been strength training and lift my maximum weight for each excercise for 8-10 repetitions over 3 sets or sometimes 4 though rarely. Im only new to this and was wondering if there are any professionals who think this gain is exceptional (i havn&#039;t really gained any fat at all) and can help me achieve my goal of 85 kg and shredded. I&#039;m very dedicated to this sport and hope someone can help me please improve my results if possible or technique</p></div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>tennislover Answered:</b><BR>that sounds awesome<br />you know what your doing.. keep at t..</p>
<p>no worrys at all</p>
<p>if u want to gain more more.. then continue lifting heavy.. go for 4-6 reps 6-8<br />and do some deadlifts, benchpresses, squats</p>
<p>and take whey protein and some glutamine</p></div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>Jay Answered:</b><BR>Hey man, I recommend you check out squidoo.com/how-to-become-a-professional&#8212; and go down to the &quot;Getting in Shape&quot; section &#8211; it has some great information and a great related product chuck full of information</div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>Imitatio Dei Answered:</b><BR>Honestly, the answer to your question is far too broad to type up in a single response on here. I have been weight lifting for since high school (I&#039;m 24 currently) and still have much to learn. </p>
<p>&quot;I&#039;m very dedicated to this sport&#8230;&quot; Lol, after two months of lifting I would be highly skeptical of this statement, as you really have no idea what all being dedicated to bodybuilding entails. It isn&#039;t a simple couple hours here and there in the gym. It isn&#039;t one protein shake a week. Bodybuilding is a lifestyle, something you fully dedicate yourself to. It takes much time, energy, will power, motivation, and dedication. It is not for the weak. </p>
<p>That being said, there are countless websites dedicated to the sport&#8230; bodybuilding.com is one of my favorites. A ton of information. My suggestion would be to go educate yourself on techniques and bodybuilding as a whole. Good luck.</p></div>
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		<title>how do i turn my fat into muscle?</title>
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<h2>Seven Phat Asked: how do i turn my fat into muscle?</h2>
<p>im 14 im big built but im also quite fat i did my bmi and im 29.4 which is overweight and nearly obese<br />but ive realised im quite muscly <br />i can lift 105 kgs i weigh 14 stone 7 pounds and im 1 metre 77 which is 5 ft 9 and 3 quarters or just 5 ft 10<br />but i really want to grow and be tall and muscly not tall and fat since im probably gunna be around <br />6 ft 1 or 2 please help</div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>Dcgvb Answered:</b><BR>read about it here<br />http://up.vc/asdxg<br />open the first and fifth green link<br />there for more info bit.ly</div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>Kostas21 Answered:</b><BR>To be tall===&gt; You need a good diet and different way of living ( meaning some exercise, such as walk or something)</p>
<p>To gain muscles===&gt;You need to do exercises with lifting weights (barbell for example)</p></div>
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<p>What I want to know is just some useful workouts that actually work. Or just some to help me not become fat and build muscle. I&#039;m 14 in 2 monthsif that makes a difference. Thanks</p></div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>ny Answered:</b><BR>Workout routines are what exercises, how many sets, how many reps<br />etc. that you do for each muscle.<br />Remember these things when making up your routine:<br />1) Work chest, triceps and shoulders on the same day, and biceps and<br />back on the same day so that it&#039;s ok if the secondary muscles get<br />worked that day, because your doing them anyway.<br />2) Separate those muscles that work a secondary muscle so that they<br />are far enough apart not to overtrain you. For example, do Chest<br />Monday, triceps on Wednesdays, and shoulders Friday, and biceps<br />Monday with chest, and back Wednesday or Friday.<br />Here are a few sample split routines and workout programs.</p>
<p>Monday &#8211; Chest/Back<br />Tuesday &#8211; off<br />Wednesday &#8211; Legs<br />Thursday &#8211; off<br />Friday &#8211; Shoulders/Arms<br />Saturday &#8211; off<br />Sunday &#8211; off</p>
<p>Monday &#8211; Chest/Biceps<br />Tuesday &#8211; off<br />Wednesday &#8211; Shoulders/Legs<br />Thursday &#8211; off<br />Friday &#8211; Back/Triceps<br />Saturday &#8211; off<br />Sunday &#8211; off</p>
<p>Monday &#8211; Chest/Triceps<br />Tuesday &#8211; Back/Biceps<br />Wednesday &#8211; off<br />Thursday &#8211; Shoulders<br />Friday &#8211; Legs<br />Saturday &#8211; off<br />Sunday &#8211; off</p>
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<p>This is hard. There are so many exercises for each muscle, and so<br />many ways to split them up and make a routine out of them. So instead<br />of listing 10,000 workout routines, I&#039;ll just list what I think are<br />the most effective muscle building exercises for each muscle and<br />later<br />on you can decide which to use in your own workout routines.</p>
<p>Chest<br />Flat Bench Press<br />Incline Bench Press<br />Flat Bench Dumbell Flyes<br />Incline Dumbell Flyes</p>
<p>Back<br />Deadlift<br />Pull Ups, Chin Ups, Lat Pulldowns<br />Seated Cable Row<br />Bent Over Barbell Row<br />Bent Over 1 Arm Dumbell Rows</p>
<p>Biceps<br />Standing Barbell Curls<br />Preacher Curls (with dumbells or barbell)<br />Seated/Standing Dumbell Curls</p>
<p>Triceps<br />Tricep Press Downs<br />Dips<br />Skull Crushers</p>
<p>Legs<br />Squats<br />Romanian Deadlifts<br />Lunges/Split Squats<br />Calve Raises</p>
<p>Shoulders<br />Seated/Standing Military Press (with barbell or dumbells)<br />Lateral Raises<br />Shrugs</p>
<p>Abs<br />Crunches, leg raises, situps, hip thrusts, side bends, weighted<br />situps, crunches with your legs bent, not bent, straight up in the<br />air</div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>Kharie Mendoza Answered:</b><BR>There were no actually good workout if it&#039;s not coordinated with a healthy diet. And also, you must get workout and diet plans that is best for age, weight and height where you are still young. Maybe <a target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.strongmusclespro.com/goto/http://fitnessvideosandplans.com/"  rel="nofollow">http://fitnessvideosandplans.com/</a> can guide you along your workout routines and trainings. Hope this helps. ^_^</div>
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<h2>Bryanna Asked: Sports Nutrition help needed!!?</h2>
<p>I am on a boxing team, working out about 5 days a week at high-intensity for 2 hours at a time.I need to speak to a nutritionist as I want to know how much protein, carbohydrates, etc. I need in order to stay strong but not gain excessive weight or build anything but lean muscle.I&#039;m a 20 year old female.</p></div>
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<div class='bf_answers_answerblock'><B>beemo9 Answered:</b><BR>Do a web search for sports medicine clinics in your area and ask if they have a Registered Dietitian on staff.Meet with them for a session or two.</div>
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