Not exact matches
And while that may not sound like much, realize that a 0.5 lb per week muscle gain
over the course
of a year comes out to 26
pounds of lean body
mass.
There's no need to go
over 1g per
pound of lean body
mass.
According to skin-folds, BIA and anthropometric measurements (all cross-validated for agreement), I've personally gained up to 5
pounds of lean body
mass over a weekend
of heavy eating.
The greatest drug - free bodybuilders in history carry / carried less than 40
pounds more
lean body
mass than average individuals
of their heights and bone structures, yet some dude who doesn't even stand out in the local gym claims he gained
over 50?
The studies I've read have shown that anything
over 0.8 g
of protein per /
pound /
of lean body
mass is unnecessary for athletes and body builders.
Over 50 miles a week
of endurance training and have gained 7
pounds of lean body
mass while losing 20
pounds of fat in 6 months.
While preparing for the 2001 season, Barry managed to gain
over 20
pounds of lean muscle
mass in just a matter
of months.
It's possible to put on 10
pounds of lean muscle
mass over the course
of a few weeks.
The diet consists
of 1.75 g / kg protein (or 0.5 to 1.0 grams protein per
pound of lean body
mass), less than 10g carbs,
over 80 %
of calories as fat and then supplemented with minerals such as sodium (bone broth is my favorite way to add sodium; it is FILLED with minerals!).
This 10 -
pound bag
of whey protein powder is prized by athletes and provides 24 grams
of all - whey protein, more than 5.5 grams
of Branched Chain Amino Acids (BCCAs), and
over 4 grams
of glutamine and glutamic acid per serving to maintain and increase your
lean muscle
mass.