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How do I gain weight as a 120 lbs 19 year old that is 5''8-5''9?
Im 19 years old turning 20 this october, and i always had a problem gaining weight, muscle really. I know i need a routine and to eat a lot, but i have a problem with my appetite and i cant really eat a lot its hard for me. I want to get fit for the summer and look somewhat good rather then skinny. I have small arms and a skinny waist. I started to work out this week my 3rd time this week. Im looking for any tips and help that can help me reach my goal. Food, workouts, anything. Should i take any whey protein shakes? Fish oil? I've heard numerous things from a number of people i just want to get the low down of what to do. Also should i do cardio, even though i don't have much fat to burn? (and if i do cardio should i ad weights to my ankles and wrist?
Thank you. Any Help is good and if there is someone who can help me on a friend to friend basis over email i would be very grateful too.
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Well your problem doesn't seem to be much different then mine, I am also nineteen, well I just turned nineteen ten days ago. I use to weigh 120lbs; however, a balanced diet and a well schedule work out plan helped me gain 5 lbs within a month, I'm now 125 lbs. The most important factor to remember is diet, you have to add calories to your diet. Remember one pound of fat is equivalent to 3,500 calories, and even after consuming 3,500 calories, you need to consume 3,500 calories to gain one pound, so all in all you must consume 7,500 calories. Ideally, this is the amount that you should be consuming each week, so the rate of gaining weight is tentatively one pound per week. You can eat each meal and then drink a dietary supplement like Boost or some other protein shake with added calories. You should set aside time for your self to go to the gym at least three times a week.