skinny and bulking up!

xRobertx

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I'm a skinny guy (1,92 m & ~150 pounds). Now, if i work out for a year or so I might gain some pounds. But what's going to happen if I stop working out then? Will I ever get as skinny as before?? - because I can hardly imagine working out for my whole life just to have a few extra pounds. I might give it a try if I only have to do it for a certain period to fix my "skinniness" (forever).

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NMMWCR

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Just do it guy.


I started out thinner than you. It is hard at first but once you start making progress you aren't going to want to stop. I'd go every day if I could but can't because of overtraining. It feels one hell of a lot better than it looks. Once you get that first question from someone you know but haven't seen in a few months "have you been working out?" You are gonna be hooked. It's a drug more powerful than cocaine.
 

WORKEROUTER

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well ya, your body type is fixed..if your genetically thin, then of course you can work hard and gain muscle to get stronger and bulkier, but your natural body type is still one of a skinny guy.

youll gradually return to your natural state, but it is pretty gradual. and also remember that even if you stopped working out, you still retain many health benefits that you gained while working out, such as stronger bone density and muscle memory.

but seriously, do you think your just gona work out for a few months and then quit? sorry, it doesnt work like that. dont be impatient; if your goal is to get big really quick so that you can find chicks, then muscle magazines and supplement companies will love you: youll foolishly buy into their expensive supplements that because steroid man in the picture says he uses it, and look at him..the magazines will love you cuz youll buy into their total bull**** routines.

like anything good that you cant simply pay for, theres not any easy route to reaching it.

persistence + patience = progress
 
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