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![]() By: Shane Harvey
Name: Shane Harvey
Started: Feb. 19, 2007
Now: Oct. 14, 2007
At the Age of 16 I weighed 12.5 stone and was naturally unhappy with my weight. After dieting I managed to get down to a measly 127 lbs. Of course this meant I was unhealthly, underweight, and my diet was to blame. I didn't do cardio, I just ate less and less until I became what you see in the 'before' picture. I soon realized that I needed to put weight on fast to look normal - My first gym session was on February 19 of this year. I stepped out of the gym feeling like a different person, knowing that I could achieve my goal of getting to 175 lbs.
I started off training all body parts 3 times a week and it worked really well for me, I was piling the weight on. However I came to a standstill when I stopped gaining weight. Then I decided to change my routine to train each body part just once a week and although results have been slower since changing my routine, they have become more consistent. I do a 3-day split with 20-minutes of cardio on a Saturday (bearing in mind that this is my bulking routine) - I perform 3 sets of each exercise with a rep range of 6-8 on the first two sets and training to failure on the last.
I work on Abs every other workout.
A typical bulking diet of mine would be: (I aim to drink 8 pints of water a day)
In less than 9 months I have managed to put on 35lbs. I am happy with my progress but I am still far from my target goals and I realize that I will have to improve my training and diet further to get to where I want to be.
I am up for the challenge though as I love seeing my body improve and my strength increase. Bodybuilding.com and other users on BodySpace have really helped with my transformation so far and I would like to thank all of those that have given advice on BodySpace.
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