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jamis
post Dec 2 2009, 03:09 PM

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QUOTE(-Max91- @ Dec 2 2009, 11:39 AM)
Hi, I'm 18 and my height is 180cm and 61.8kg and I'm very skinny with high metabolism rate(Eat a lot but don't gain much weight..and it seems like the fat all goes to my tummy >_<) and my friends call me "the fat among the skinny" =.=||
So recently I've joined a gym and during my 1st workout with free session with a PT of course, he call me do lots of stuffs and by the end of the day, my whole body achingespecially my shoulder part. But he say if I want to gain weight should concentrate on weight training and resistance, howver...from that workout..my whole body ache...

My question is, should I wait until recover and continue workout? and most probably after each time workout[i guess] my body will ache...so the resting time/recovering time kinda long let say a week? before i can go for the next workout..so i think kinda waste of time....so should i be like u all erm let say monday weight training for legs and body part? then wed arms part?as in seperate the weight training into different day? and should i do on cardio exercise as well like treadmill? and also is it drink soy milk would be ok for me too? bcoz i got allergic to cow milk...each time i drink my whole throat will stuck with phelgm which cause me to be very very uncomfortable...
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Yes, train diff part on diff day. Sooner or later the pain won be that excruciating. Just bare with it for 2weeks.

Personally i hate cardio so i dont have cardio in my training. but it is up to u. I would say, read up Mark Ripptoe's starting stregth (MAKE SURE U SQUAT) and watchout ur diet and rest. Take care of ur micro nutrient as well.

Other than that, u got to read more. Tats all.

 

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