Author Topic: Xamples guide to keeping fit and gaining muscle endurance for young teens  (Read 13115 times)

NickTheSushi stop threadstuffting. It's clear from the replies that people do appreciate the advice being given - you being a sour fatass lacking an attention span is no reason for this guy to not post. Get out.

NickTheSushi stop threadstuffting. It's clear from the replies that people do appreciate the advice being given - you being a sour fatass lacking an attention span is no reason for this guy to not post. Get out.
K but I'm not fat.

NickTheSushi stop threadstuffting. It's clear from the replies that people do appreciate the advice being given - you being a sour fatass lacking an attention span is no reason for this guy to not post. Get out.
thanks Ephi

For keeping fit, I just run all day.

For muscle gaining, just carry weights while running. I think that's the best to kill both in one go.

K but I'm not fat.

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take your pick.

nerd - geek - social outcast - mommas boy


take your pick.
Lol'd

@Topic,
My dad showed me and got me to do some of the things you mentioned a while back, but I didn't do it every day.
I'll probably follow your guide and start again. :D

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take your pick.
i choose YOOOOOOOOOOU

Only prob with the guide is who the hell is going to be able to do 10 pullups if they are out of shape, I weigh a lot though so they might be easier for some, I weigh about 215  I can bench 220 and curl 120 and I can only do like 3 pullups :/

Only prob with the guide is who the hell is going to be able to do 10 pullups if they are out of shape, I weigh a lot though so they might be easier for some, I weigh about 215  I can bench 220 and curl 120 and I can only do like 3 pullups :/
pullups and pushups are my weakness
sit ups and benching is good

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.


Only prob with the guide is who the hell is going to be able to do 10 pullups if they are out of shape, I weigh a lot though so they might be easier for some, I weigh about 215  I can bench 220 and curl 120 and I can only do like 3 pullups :/
Start playing soccer or go jogging, as mentioned earlier :3

good thread xamples, keep it going dude.
Woah! Wheres my appreciation?

Woah! Wheres my appreciation?
Great suggestions too, ryu :3
Also, this thread is very motivating, coming from people who are as old/only a few years older then you :o

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take your pick.
I'm all 4 :C

Way to build up your ability: Static pushups. I already posted it. But when you add the weight, put in on your sholder blades