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Exercise Program

  • Conduct intense weight-training exercise utilizing basic exercises such as the dumbbell bench press, squat, rows, curls, etc. You should train 3-4 times per week for no more than 45-60 minutes each time. Warm up with 5 minutes on the bike or treadmill to loosen up your muscles.
  • You can perform 20-30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise 3 times per week if you like but it is not absolutely necessary to gain weight.
  • Follow up any workout with a high calorie meal replacement (within 45 minutes).

Nutrition Program

  • Consume approximately 15-18 times your bodyweight in daily calories. So at a weight of 150 lbs you want to target approximately 2250-2700 calories total per day.
  • While different people respond differently to certain types of food, in general the best calorie breakdown for serious weight gain is approximately 50% carbohydrates, 30% protein, and 20% fat.
  • Break up your calorie consumption into 5 or 6 relatively equal sized meals.
  • Feed your body high quality protein throughout the day, at least every 3 hours, to help support muscle growth. You’ll want to take in at least 1-2 grams of protein per pound of bodyweight.
  • If after 2-3 weeks you find you’re not gaining weight, up your calories by 350-400 per day.
  • Good sources of protein include: eggs, fish, chicken & turkey, cottage cheese, beef & quality protein powders. Good sources of carbohydrate include: vegetables, fruits, beans, milk, whole grains (brown rice, oatmeal, whole grain pasta etc.). Good sources of fat include: nuts, seeds, olive oil, fatty fish (salmon, tuna), canola oil, cheese, peanut butter, flax seeds and EFA supplements.
  • Drink one-half to one full gallon of water each day.
  • Allow yourself a cheat day once a week to satisfy your cravings and eat whatever you want.

Supplement Program

  • Ultimate Muscle Mass: the Training Program is a complete weight training program designed to help you gain 10+pounds of muscle mass. See details.
  • Use a quality multi-vitamin / multi-mineral formula. See TwinLab’s Daily One.
  • Use creatine monohydrate. I prefer creatine formulas that you just mix with water and drink. These are scientifically developed with ideal transport ingredients to insure optimum cell uptake. See ProLab Creatine.
  • Use 2-3 Meal Replacement Powders (MRPs) per day. This will help insure that you take in enough lean quality protein to support muscle mass gains. See Prolab Matrix and VPX Micellean.
  • Weight gain formulas are high calorie, nutrient packed shakes that can really add an extra 300-800 calories into your daily food intake. See Prolab N Large 2.
  • Essential Fatty Acids! EFAs are wonderful, healthy fats that can help support your efforts tremendously. See the Total EFA.
  • Use a whey protein powder if you have trouble consuming enough protein. See Optimum 100% Whey.
  • These are the basics, there are many more quality supplements available and as always I recommend that you visit FMD FITNESS frequently to stay in tune with all the latest information and research.

[Note: Specific medical advice should be obtained from a licensed health care practitioner. Consult your physician before you begin any nutrition, exercise, or dietary supplement program.]


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