Best protein powders for muscle gain?
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Here we go again... more annoying debates about milk vs. water
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shadowseal372 said:I've got a question too... Krav Maga for women. I saw they have classes over at the local community sports center, but does anyone here actually have experience with that specific club? Like, what are the training sessions really like, how are the instructors, and what's the membership fee situation...
Also, do you guys think Krav Maga is actually a good choice for women?
dustymoose53 said:I'm 17 and I've been hitting the gym for about a month and a half. Goal is quality muscle mass... started on some anabolic whey protein two weeks ago too. Adjusted my diet as well, let me know if it's on track.
Weekends:
8:00 sandwich
10:00 two eggs, cottage cheese, yogurt
12:00 whatever the old folks make. It's healthy, high protein—beans, fish, chicken, etc.
14:00 leftovers from lunch
16:00 sandwich with cottage cheese
18:00 200g chicken or any meat, cottage cheese, yogurt, a little milk
20:00 cottage cheese, two eggs, glass of milk
School days:
Morning:
8:00 oatmeal, yogurt
10:20 sandwich
14:30 lunch
16:30 leftovers from lunch, yogurt and cottage cheese
18:30 some kind of turkey breast sandwich with cottage cheese
20:30 two eggs, cottage cheese, maybe some meat and milk
Afternoon school:
8:00 sandwich, yogurt
10:00 cottage cheese, two eggs, milk
12:00 lunch
16:20 sandwich
19:30 leftovers from lunch, yogurt, cottage cheese
21:00 cottage cheese, two eggs, glass of milk
Tell me what needs changing, what's good, what isn't...
THANKS
granitecobra80 said:thanks for the reply.
can you recommend a specific product that has those fats? ...not really looking for just oil, I took some last night😉
sorry for the dumb questions, just new to all this😁
slydriver52 said:Hard to pick a single winner, but there are plenty at the top level for good reason. You've got Optimum Nutrition, MuscleTech, Labrada Nutrition, BSN, and so on...
Personally, I think Optimum Nutrition Whey is great. It mixes easily in milk—which shows it's actually high quality—doesn't have too many artificial sweeteners, and the flavors are solid. Honestly, you'd be better off just buying Nesquik if you want cheap sugar.