>Be stuck at 160 for a year>One day get sick of it and GOMAD to 198 (Stuck in a platue here)>Know I gotta EAT MORE>Very little fat gains straight up muscle gains>Start working part time at Home depot>Lifting bags of mulch into peoples cars'>Eas

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/fit/izen 05/28/18 (Mon) 01:22:58 No.138556

>Be stuck at 160 for a year

>One day get sick of it and GOMAD to 198 (Stuck in a platue here)

>Know I gotta EAT MORE

>Very little fat gains straight up muscle gains

>Start working part time at Home depot

>Lifting bags of mulch into peoples cars'

>Easy as fuck

>3rd day in sun beating down on my head sweating a truck

>Suddenly concerned if I can keep bulking

>Want to reach 220 more than anything

>Sometimes skip meals because I'm too tired

Fuck, please tell me I can keep going if I just eat more even on this job lads.

I'm so close to where I want to be

/fit/izen 05/28/18 (Mon) 01:36:54 No.138559

Fuck, didn't mean to double post this shit.

/fit/izen 05/28/18 (Mon) 02:14:28 No.138560

>>138556

>>Sometimes skip meals because I'm too tired

Make sure you aren't becoming hypothyroid. When the metabolism switches to an overwhelming abundance of stress hormones such as cortisol and adrenaline to keep the train running, you will find it more difficult to gain muscle, and instead further gaining of fat and water will become the rule.