best bodybuilding carbs
Sunday, April 30th, 2006
I would like to start bodybuilding but not sure how to go about it. i am 23 and not really to sure about it.?
i waight about 10stone and can not put weight on as got fast matabilism. i would like to put weight on and lots of muscle. i would like some help with dietary ie what to eat , when to eat. i have been recommended to taking pro mass to put weight on but dont know how to put it into a dietary of protain and carbs. if some one could please help me with it i would be very greatfull. is their any supplements that you would recommend as well, or good internet site that will help me.
Go down to your local gym they will give you a workout routine to work with and help you with a diet that suits your needs.
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