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> Eating for muscles, what should you eat?
jeff
post Apr 21 2004, 02:11 PM
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When body building or training for muscle what food should you eat? I mean like, for sure protein enriched foods but what else????? wink.gif
Bananas, spinnach, eggs?


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L-kun
post Apr 30 2004, 02:19 PM
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QUOTE(Dragon @ Apr 29 2004, 10:56 AM)
Oh yeah! I've got skinny legs but I can legpress a max of 260kg! I only weigh about 75!

No kidding. What is it with you skinny legged guys?!

Back in the days...I went through what I thought was grueling sets of leg extensions and settled into the next machine. A tall, lanky guy then hopped onto the leg extension. He proceeded to move the pin to the bottom of the rack (i.e. maximum weight on the machine) and did his sets with ease. I had only done 1/4-1/2 the stack. blink.gif

All hail the tall, lanky, skinny guys and their powerful legs. rolly.gif

Legs are supposed to be 2-3 times stronger than arms, but because I hated squats and leg presses, my arms were generally stronger than my legs.


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