Author Topic: Xamples guide to keeping fit and gaining muscle endurance for young teens  (Read 13137 times)

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I don't think he's trying to. It's a helpful reference for anyone who wants to, though. I've lurked in the "Post real life pictures of yourself" thread long enough to get an idea of how many forum members are overweight - so when they feel like changing that, they have a helpful guide right here.
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I don't think he's trying to. It's a helpful reference for anyone who wants to, though. I've lurked in the "Post real life pictures of yourself" thread long enough to get an idea of how many forum members are overweight - so when they feel like changing that, they have a helpful guide right here.

 I'm actually significantly underweight, despite not doing any physical activity outside of walking between classes and to and from the bus stop. Maybe it's because my ADHD meds destroy my appetite so I never eat lunch unless I forgot to take them.

I dont think I weigh enough to do anything
I cant gain weight or something :(

I dont think I weigh enough to do anything
I cant gain weight or something :(
how much do you weigh?

I have a high metabolism, so there's not that much fat to turn into muscle. :/

Crunches (sit-ups) I do everyday up until 400 (altogether on left/right/middle with legs in the air; knees bent), I do them until my chest reaches as high as it can get.

Push-Ups, I go for a minimum of 50 and stop whenever I cannot do anymore. It's best to add a few more than you did before so you know you're improving.

Pull-Ups, I plain suck at this, I have no upper body strength to go above 10.

Bench Presses are easy up until 240 pounds when they actually make my arms shake.

I prefer running over the rest since they're muscle building and require constant rinse and repeat to stay the same or else you lose it all. Running does it all, and with weights in hand (preferably dumb bells of 10-20 lbs. each) it does the same thing to make you look good.


1) your doing them wrong if you go all the way up, when you go all the way up thats a normal situp and doesnt do much crunches are only where you go up until your stomach is tensed from going up (only a few centimetres or couple or even 1 inch off the ground) feel with your hand... then go back down if your doing it right youll feel it after about 20 of them

2) with the pullups try to do as many as you can

how much do you weigh?
97lbs and Im 15
Ive weighed this for who knows how long, and I eat nonstop. Most people would like to be able to stay this skinny but I cant stand it, I look out of proportion :(

97lbs and Im 15
Ive weighed this for who knows how long, and I eat nonstop. Most people would like to be able to stay this skinny but I cant stand it, I look out of proportion :(
WHAT IN THE HELL?!?!
im 112 and im 13
and i thought I was underweight
no offense

I have a high metabolism, so there's not that much fat to turn into muscle. :/
if you have a high metabolism like me try to drink 1 protein shake before you work out and 1 protein shake at night, one the best type of protein shakes are the ones that have egg protein in them as this protein gets into your system quicker also try to snack on a protein bar and get plenty of calcium, vitamins and iron into your body like meat.

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also after i have done my chores and worked out ill get right onto updating it with some ryu hayabusas workouts aswell as dietry information for people with high metabolisms like myself

240 and I'm 15. I am disappoint

i weigh 145 pounds which is 65 kg