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Bruh 5 meals of chicken and rice everyday and you'll be swole in no time b
I'm a Lil ***** Tryna Get Big. Vol. Help me Gainzzz
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True . Brown rice and grilled chicken breast is my dinner nearly everyday .
Those hungry men aren't good for you . Eat a lot of calories of real food . Beans , vegetables and brown rice and lean means are the way to go .
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This
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You all said eat till I can't eat no more.
I assumed hungry man would get the job done
But I can cook. I'm going to a Culinary College, that's no issue.
I assumed hungry man would get the job done
But I can cook. I'm going to a Culinary College, that's no issue.
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Avocados , almonds for snacks . High in fats that are good for you . Extra Virgin olive oil or coconut oil to cook with . You don't just want empty calories .
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I had to google Hungry Man lol. We called those TV dinners back in my day. Still got the brownie and everything. No reason to struggle like that in 2015.
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You all said eat till I can't eat no more.
I assumed hungry man would get the job done
But I can cook. I'm going to a Culinary College, that's no issue.
You can cook/going to culinary college, but you're going the hungry man route?
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Cost Effective Route*
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But you will end up paying for your health issues through medical bills.
You can buy stuff on sale man
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just buy a **** load of brown rice and beans and a bag of frozen chicken breast its more cost effective in the long run.
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He's just dirty bulking. No one eats that **** long enough to affect their medical bills unless they're a sad waste of mass wallowing in their sorrow.
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Right, what I am saying is "dirty bulking" when you are a competing athlete doesn't make much sense
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How much is a hungry man meal?
You can get ground turkey (1lb) for $2.99. That can last you 3 days, depending on how you prep it. Brown rice is cheap as are veggies. Pretty much, you can have 2/3 dinners for under $10 while you waste money on unhealthy **** like Hungry Man.
You're being a dumb/lazy shopper.
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Wild Salmon is an EXCELLENT choice. It is VERY good for you.
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just from some responses, I'm pretty sure a lot of yall have no idea how to change your bodies composition at all, bulking or cutting. vague responses always mean you have no idea what you're talking about.
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Yet the post you just contributed was a complete waste of space haha. You could have used that post to provide sound nutritional advice. Instead you used it to insult the advice given by other members. So you know better than the other people on this thread. We're all impressed.
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Agreed. I love the automatic victim mentality. It's so predictable.
We want you to flourish, OP. Go buy some real food (food that doesn't come packaged).
And since you mentioned you're in culinary school, doesn't that mean you should know about food? As stated above, loads of brown rice and chicken would do you well. It's simple, cheap, and gets results.
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We solved that last night
Thanks for beating a dead horse.
Thanks for beating a dead horse.
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You're welcome.
So what's the game plan? You got all this food, but you're still gonna play ball (cardio)? Do you have access to a gym / lifting?
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OP got 50% of the posts in the thread and 98% of them are him arguing with or providing excuses of why he can't take the advice being given. Instead of getting online and arguing with everyone who responds and getting in your feelings, why don't you log off and hit the gym or look up some high protein/high carb recipes for your bulk. I understand you are in HS and all but a handful of fruit snacks and some hot fries with all the activity you doing with basketball isn't cutting it. Also how on god's green earth do you not own some type of reusable water bottle when you hoop? The whole premise of your situation is mind=blown for me. Good lucc starting tomorrow though cuh.
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I have an Appalachian State bottle but it's the one without the little straw thing as the top. It's literally like drinking out of a jug.
It's just me being picky. I mean I can use it.
Thank you for asking.
I'm continuing hooping, and I'm trying to find the cheapest option for membership to a gym because the gym by my house is $89.99 for 1 person, but 49.99 if you sign up with 3 other people. Working something out with some dudes that sre tryna lift too.
@ TroyD told me to work on eating for now and then start lifting once I get the weight I'm looking for to even out
I think I'm gonna go with that
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Lift now and eat too bruh. Gains will be had. Lifting and eating more will speed up your weight gain and you'll see some quick progress since you're new to lifting I assume
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Can anybody back this up?
It seems logical but I don't wanna be unsure.
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i dont know. cant say its proven but i really dont see any valid reason why one would postpone lifting weights. (unless because of injury obviously)
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Bruh what? Lmao. You think lifting weights will make you smaller or something?