@atthepyramids
Looking to pack on about 20lb then i'll cut down that looks like the route that makes the most sense 'cause if i cut i'll lose my strengh and that's not going a help me builds muscle.
That's a sick physique dude
thanks man!
here's a good video on building muscle

thanks man!
here's a good video on building muscle
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lu_BObG6dj8great video i just wanna drop this video as well, because sometimes novice lifters will see someone like Jeff and have a slightly skewed view of what they can achieve natural and how long it will take.

Hi I'm wondering if anyone here could help me out. I'm looking to get a physique similar to Tom Holland's in the picture below:

At present I'm 28/5'8"/150lb with a skinny fat physique with a poor diet and a clear lack of definition due to not working out something which I'm aiming to change and i realise this is something that won't transpire overnight and it's a consistent process over a gradual amount of time.
There's just so much conflicting fitness advice online I'd figure that posting in pic in here might set me straight on the right path. I have a considerable amount of body fat around my waist, but i'm clearly not big enough to do a cut otherwise there wouldn't be anything left 😅, so i welcome any type of advice or recommendation to help me get to my body goals.

Thanks👍
Bulk
thefitness.wiki
Being chubby in middle school might have been the ultimate deterrent to becoming always being fit as an adult 
kids be f***ing cruel
@GodsFavoritePerson asking u cuz i remember u dropped some good knowledge on creatine, but its super easy for me to have my two small protein shakes at work, but I struggle to do it on weekends cuz I have so many more food options at home, so I hit my macros on food alone sat/sun. But I'm doing 5g creatine in each of those two shakes on weekdays. Think there's any issue with doing 10g weekdays but none on weekends? Or should I just buck up and make sure I have at least one shake on the weekends so I can get that 5g on weekends.
i feel like im overthinkin it but idk lol
@GodsFavoritePerson asking u cuz i remember u dropped some good knowledge on creatine, but its super easy for me to have my two small protein shakes at work, but I struggle to do it on weekends cuz I have so many more food options at home, so I hit my macros on food alone sat/sun. But I'm doing 5g creatine in each of those two shakes on weekdays. Think there's any issue with doing 10g weekdays but none on weekends? Or should I just buck up and make sure I have at least one shake on the weekends so I can get that 5g on weekends.
i feel like im overthinkin it but idk lol
Someone correct me if I’m wrong. But I think when taking creatine the idea is that from when you first start taking it you’re accumulating a higher concentration of creatine in the body until you reach an optimum level. From there on you maintain those raised levels.
When you take say 5g a day after 3 weeks you might reach optimum creatine concentration and you’d have to stop taking it for a few weeks before those levels return back to your natural creatine levels pre supplementation.
So if you take creatine 5 out of 7 days a week you’re still building a larger reserve store of creatine, it’s just it’ll take longer to reach optimum creatine concentration.
If you take more on some days to account for the 2 out of 7 days you don’t dose then i think that would make up for not taking it every day.
I’m not sure if I answered your question right ?
Someone correct me if I’m wrong. But I think when taking creatine the idea is that from when you first start taking it you’re accumulating a higher concentration of creatine in the body until you reach an optimum level. From there on you maintain those raised levels.
When you take say 5g a day after 3 weeks you might reach optimum creatine concentration and you’d have to stop taking it for a few weeks before those levels return back to your natural creatine levels pre supplementation.
So if you take creatine 5 out of 7 days a week you’re still building a larger reserve store of creatine, it’s just it’ll take longer to reach optimum creatine concentration.
If you take more on some days to account for the 2 out of 7 days you don’t dose then i think that would make up for not taking it every day.
I’m not sure if I answered your question right ?
yeah i was thinking since I'm taking 10g five days outta seven that I'm prolly good
Currently following this plan that only has one leg day a week. Is that enough? It feels too little to me.
Is bread ok to eat whilst cutting? I'm getting contradictory results from googling
Currently following this plan that only has one leg day a week. Is that enough? It feels too little to me.
link to plan
Is bread ok to eat whilst cutting? I'm getting contradictory results from googling
bruh just eat whatever along as your still at a calorie deficit
its not that deep unless your going ham for a competition or sumn
Currently following this plan that only has one leg day a week. Is that enough? It feels too little to me.
Sounds lacking
bruh just eat whatever along as your still at a calorie deficit
its not that deep unless your going ham for a competition or sumn
Bet, I'll stick to that brown bread
Hi I'm wondering if anyone here could help me out. I'm looking to get a physique similar to Tom Holland's in the picture below:

At present I'm 28/5'8"/150lb with a skinny fat physique with a poor diet and a clear lack of definition due to not working out something which I'm aiming to change and i realise this is something that won't transpire overnight and it's a consistent process over a gradual amount of time.
There's just so much conflicting fitness advice online I'd figure that posting in pic in here might set me straight on the right path. I have a considerable amount of body fat around my waist, but i'm clearly not big enough to do a cut otherwise there wouldn't be anything left 😅, so i welcome any type of advice or recommendation to help me get to my body goals.

Thanks👍
You're better off cutting now then doing a lean bulk later on.
And no, you won't lose all of your muscles, you'll retain them or if you're a true novice gain a little.
If you bulk now, you'll be cutting for a good awful amount of time and really might become obese.