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Title: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: TEMPER on March 24, 2014, 07:01:28 PM
There is much debate over this topic in actual athletic or bodybuilding circles because it seems like everyone in the US is a fat tub of shit. But that is because of sedentary lifestyle PERIOD. And I will explain why.

Obese morons can't seem to get their shit together enough to stop eating fucking 6,000 calories of fast food every single day and lose 50-100lbs...For christ's sake. My TEMPER flares up just thinking about some fatty claiming "It's genetic" "I have skinny friends that eat 5x more than me" "slow metabolism" All the while their BMR is 1,500 cals watching tv while eating 5,000 SMDH..

Anyone who has been muscular and lean, let's say 200+lbs and semi lean, understands the work that it takes both in the gym and the kitchen. When it comes down to it though what is easier; going from a 150lb weakling to a 220lb beast, or going from 290lb to 200lbs and 6%?

I have been both places; I started training around 180lbs skinny fat...I now sit at 230lbs @ roughly 12%. I have also gone from 230 down to 180 and been very lean thus making gains - I was 180 and chubby, and 2 years later after bulking and cutting I was 180 and 6%. It took me 2 more years to slowly get back up to 230 and I am a lot leaner than the previous time I was 230, and so on.

I take the stance that gaining weight is actually much harder than losing weight..The reason I take this stance is because if you train hard, and carry some muscle, it is MUCH harder to choke down 4,500 calories of (Meat)+(Rice, Potato, Pasta, etc.) every day...And that is what is takes for me to gain weight at 230lbs is 4,000-4,500 calories per day. On the flip side what all the fatties would have you believe is that it is damn near impossible to "diet" meaning ?? 2,500 cals a day low-moderate fat/carbs? This is THE EASIEST THING YOU CAN EVER DO !!! WTF?

Eating 2,500 cals and thus LOSING WEIGHT is by far easier than gaining weight...You eat 500cals when you're hungry and boom you lose weight...Trying to get 4,500 cals of pure foods into your throat involves eating huge bowls of bullshit when you often have no appetite at all because you ate 2 hours ago...Eating becomes some chore that you begin to loath we aint talking pizza and cheesecake here, rice pilaf and meat 8 times per day baby, yum... :-X


Getting lean =

10am - coffee, scoop of whey...
3pm - chicken, pasta
8pm - salmon, rice
12am - beef, pasta

+ small snacks fruit almonds etc...Fresh yummy stuff 100 cal here and there for hunger..

boom 2,000-2,500 calories and feeling like a damn spry little kitten all day, never too full, never sluggish, no insulin issues etc...The easiest thing ever is losing weight. Gaining weight is the hard part. Given that you actually lift and don't sit on the couch all fucking day eating pizza.

Compare that to;

8am - shake: scoop whey, 100g oats, banana.
10am - eggs, potato (uncomfortably full)
12pm - chicken, pasta  >  (not hungry)
2:30pm - beef, rice (uncomfortably full)
5pm - chicken, rice  >  (not hungry)
7:30 - 2 tuna sandwich (uncomfortably full)
10pm - chicken, fries     > (not hungry)
12am - cottage cheese.

EVERY SINGLE DAY to gain 10lbs of water, fat, and muscle in 1 year...IF you're lucky.

Gaining weight is obviously harder and therefor there is absolutely no excuse not to be at least lean. Just stop driving food down your throat emotionally, happy = pizza, sad = burger, mad = cake blah blah fatties...Losing weight is fucking immensely easy.


Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Icelord on March 24, 2014, 07:03:24 PM
If getting lean is so easy, why is almost everyone (except trainers and elite lifters) always either permabulkers or permalardasses in gyms across the country? They seem to have no problem getting big like that Hulk guy CT Fletcher is training. But legitimately ripped people? I know about 2 per gym. Guys like galeniko are thin on the ground. Bulky guys are a dime a dozen.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: dyslexic on March 24, 2014, 07:05:08 PM
You're question turned into a whole book?


Damn... and I wanted to read it too.


Will wait for cliffs ~
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: TEMPER on March 24, 2014, 07:10:30 PM
If getting lean is so easy, why is almost everyone (except trainers and elite lifters) always either permabulkers or permalardasses in gyms across the country? They seem to have no problem getting big like that Hulk guy CT Fletcher is training. But legitimately ripped people? I know about 2 per gym. Guys like galeniko are thin on the ground. Bulky guys are a dime a dozen.

Because they are doing it wrong?

They use the word "bulking" to mean "eat pizza and Wendy's"

They gain 10lbs of fat for every 3lbs of muscle meaning they gain 35lbs that year and less than 10 of it was muscle...Instead of gaining 15lbs and 10 of it was muscle like someone who does it right...
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 24, 2014, 09:15:42 PM
Because guys like Keven "Da Hulk" Washington aren't bodybuilders and couldn't care less about being "lean", especially if they don't compete in bodybuilding shows.

Ectomorphs can get "lean" without even trying; while endomorphs look at food the wrong way and blimp up.

Getting bigger was hardly easy for me.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Icelord on March 24, 2014, 09:20:47 PM
Because guys like Keven "Da Hulk" Washington aren't bodybuilders and couldn't care less about being "lean", especially if they don't compete in bodybuilding shows.

Ectomorphs can get "lean" without even trying; while endomorphs look at food the wrong way and blimp up.

Getting bigger was hardly easy for me.
Yeah but ectos who get lean look like ironing boards with tiny abs and stringy arms.

Ripped is only worth it if you're relatively beefy at the end of the process.

For permabulkers, getting to that stage is the nightmare. For hardgainers, putting the muscle on and keeping it while maintain a low BF is the shitty part.

I don't think one is easier than the other. It's nature's way of making sure only a handful of people look decent. Unless they turn to drugs. Pharmaceutical companies' answer to genetic limits or laziness.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 24, 2014, 09:24:07 PM
Yeah but ectos who get lean look like ironing boards with tiny abs and stringy arms.

Ripped is only worth it if you're relatively beefy at the end of the process.

For permabulkers, getting to that stage is the nightmare. For hardgainers, putting the muscle on and keeping it while maintain a low BF is the shitty part.

I don't think one is easier than the other. It's nature's way of making sure only a handful of people look decent. Unless they turn to drugs. Pharmaceutical companies' answer to genetic limits or laziness.

Well, we've seen endomorphic bodybuilders like former Mr. Universe, Dave Draper; and ectomorphs like former Mr. Olympia, Dexter Jackson.

In his younger years, Dex got sliced with no cardio; Draper probably had to cardio his brains out to get cut.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Roger Bacon on March 24, 2014, 09:25:03 PM
How can gaining not be easier?

???

Unless you're some ectofaggot?
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Icelord on March 24, 2014, 09:44:08 PM
Well, we've seen endomorphic bodybuilders like former Mr. Universe, Dave Draper; and ectomorphs like former Mr. Olympia, Dexter Jackson.

In his younger years, Dex got sliced with no cardio; Draper probably had to cardio his brains out to get cut.
And Phil Heath is said to have been an ecto-meso and he's clearly stacked. There's no doubt that those guys are freaks. Give any gym rat their cycles over the same span of time and you won't see the same results.

But in general, ectos and permabulkers are constantly flirting with each other but never manage to merge together into a ripped and thick package. You're either thick, or ripped. Or on drugs. LOL. Or, ok, one of those guys who's super committed to dieting and training and stays natty. We've all seen one or two.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Icelord on March 24, 2014, 09:45:26 PM
How can gaining not be easier?

???

Unless you're some ectofaggot?
Exactly. I think we should distinguish between true hardgainers and guys who simply don't have much muscle and therefore qualify as skinnyfat. With the right amount of diet and patience, they can lift heavy and grow. The first category was just never going to be thick naturally. They need drugs, or just focus on wearing v-necks, tight jeans, pointy shoes, and gelling their hair before they hit the clubs to play the ripped guy angle.  ;)
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: TEMPER on March 25, 2014, 01:27:36 AM
How can gaining not be easier?

???

Unless you're some ectofaggot?

Like I said dummy...It's not 4,000-5,000 calories of Double whoppers and pizza...It's rice, pasta, potatoes, lean protein sources...Low fat high carb dieting that makes quality gains..Anyone can get fat on junk food.

Give some 400lb average joe that eats 6,000 calories of Soda, and cake, and burgers 6,000 calories of basic clean bodybuilding foods, there is no fucking way they would stand a chance choking down all that dry bullshit like a pro bb does...Thats why pro bb'ers are pro's lol because non-pros cannot withstand the torture of eating 6,000 calories of dry bullshit daily...Along with all their other extreme regimens but food is probably the most commitment. You can get away with a lot of things..Weighing 300lbs like Cutler and Coleman means eating is not one of those things.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Roger Bacon on March 25, 2014, 02:01:55 AM
Like I said dummy...It's not 4,000-5,000 calories of Double whoppers and pizza...It's rice, pasta, potatoes, lean protein sources...Low fat high carb dieting that makes quality gains..Anyone can get fat on junk food.

Give some 400lb average joe that eats 6,000 calories of Soda, and cake, and burgers 6,000 calories of basic clean bodybuilding foods, there is no fucking way they would stand a chance choking down all that dry bullshit like a pro bb does...Thats why pro bb'ers are pro's lol because non-pros cannot withstand the torture of eating 6,000 calories of dry bullshit daily...Along with all their other extreme regimens but food is probably the most commitment. You can get away with a lot of things..Weighing 300lbs like Cutler and Coleman means eating is not one of those things.

lol... I can actually see now how it might be hard for a weak minded cocksucker like yourself.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Kwon_2 on March 25, 2014, 02:05:56 AM
Will wait for cliffs ~

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Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Wolfox on March 25, 2014, 02:10:01 AM
What a dumbfuck ts is. He's an infantile retard unable to control his emotions which is why it takes so much energy for his brain to processes shit ... hence his essay long retarded opinion on a retarded topic.

Let me simplify this shit for you shitbrains: you can lose fat faster than you can gain muscle; therefore, losing fat is easier than gaining muscle.

1 sentence.

Too easy, dipshit.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Natural Beast on March 25, 2014, 02:17:16 AM
for me both are very easy but for most people gaining weight is much difficult than losing weight.. by gaining weight i dont mean gettin fat btw..
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: JasonH on March 25, 2014, 03:41:01 AM
Gaining weight is harder. Not many huge muscular guys walking around - most gym-goers of average height tend to plateau out at 220-230lbs. Gaining any more weight on top of that without getting fat (if you're natural/clean) is pretty damn difficult.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: bigmc on March 25, 2014, 03:45:48 AM
gaining fat is the easiest

then losing fat

then gaining muscle

putting real muscle on without getting fat is a tricky thing to do

unless your genetics are phenomenal
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: BigCyp on March 25, 2014, 03:48:40 AM
MUCH easier to lose 100 pounds of fat, then gain 50 pounds of muscle.

You could literally sit around playing video games and masturbating all day, yet eat 600 kcals less than your maintenance and lose weight every day.

However, you will need to change your whole lifestyle, schedule, shopping cart, add drugs into the mix etc etc if you want to even sniff an extra 50 pounds of muscle and it will take a few years. (Muscle).
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: visualizeperfection on March 25, 2014, 04:41:51 AM
gaining fat is the easiest

then losing fat

then gaining muscle

putting real muscle on without getting fat is a tricky thing to do

unless youre genetics are phenomenal black.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Melkor on March 25, 2014, 04:48:16 AM
What a dumbfuck ts is. He's an infantile retard unable to control his emotions which is why it takes so much energy for his brain to processes shit ... hence his essay long retarded opinion on a retarded topic.

Let me simplify this shit for you shitbrains: you can lose fat faster than you can gain muscle; therefore, losing fat is easier than gaining muscle.

1 sentence.

Too easy, dipshit.

This. Especially if your trying to gain weight while eating reasonably good food, training hard and work a normal job (i.e. aren't a pro athlete). It takes years of discipline to get big and strong (especially if no drugs are involved); it takes weeks of discipline to lose fat.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 25, 2014, 04:53:54 AM
wrong question

you need to start from even premises

my starting point is a lean 7-8% for "gaining" which means anabolics

leaning out is burning the fat and does not require anabolics, only dieting
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Melkor on March 25, 2014, 05:00:26 AM
wrong question

you need to start from even premises

my starting point is a lean 7-8% for "gaining" which means anabolics

leaning out is burning the fat and does not require anabolics, only dieting

But wouldn't you hold onto a lot more muscle mass if using anabolics while dieting? I'd imagine that even the most genetically gifted individuals while start chewing through muscle tissue once a low enough bodyfat percentage is reached. At very low bodyfat levels, your hormonal system, which is entirely lipid based, begins to malfunction and you end up with low natural test levels and high levels of stress hormones. Hence the concentration camp look usually seen at natural bodybuilding shows.

Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Grape Ape on March 25, 2014, 05:02:19 AM
and ectomorphs like former Mr. Olympia, Dexter Jackson.


If you read the textbook definition of an ectomorph, it's not Dexter Jackson.

In fact, no ectomorph has muscle bellies like this:

(http://www.isteroids.com/bodybuilding/images/dexter_jackson1.jpg)
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Grape Ape on March 25, 2014, 05:02:55 AM
Also, gaining or losing is only harder/easier depending on the individual.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Melkor on March 25, 2014, 05:46:05 AM
Also, gaining or losing is only harder/easier depending on the individual.

Yes, great point, but overall gaining lean muscle tissue is harder than losing fat only, regardless of genetics and lifestyle.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: ProudVirgin69 on March 25, 2014, 06:05:10 AM
Gaining muscle tissue is "easier" but it takes much longer.  The process of dieting is much more unpleasant, but it can be done in 2-3 months.

Muscle can only be built so fast, even on all the juice in the world.  Takes years to build a quality physique
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Papper on March 25, 2014, 06:10:51 AM
I am naturally thin and seemingly lose weight easy compared to others.

It is easier to gain weight. Up to a certain point, just as losing weight is easy the first couple of pounds.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Melkor on March 25, 2014, 06:14:24 AM
Gaining muscle tissue is "easier" but it takes much longer.  The process of dieting is much more unpleasant, but it can be done in 2-3 months.

Muscle can only be built so fast, even on all the juice in the world.  Takes years to build a quality physique

So true, if only I knew this in the beginning!

After a while though, eating thousands upon thousands of calories a day, constantly preparing food, eating, cleaning up, shopping, thinking about your next meal, being full all the time becomes very unpleasant. It is much harder to overcome a weight gain plateau compared with hitting a sticking point when losing weight. At some point your metabolism just catches up and you need to keep upping your calories.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 25, 2014, 09:54:36 AM
If you read the textbook definition of an ectomorph, it's not Dexter Jackson.

In fact, no ectomorph has muscle bellies like this:

(http://www.isteroids.com/bodybuilding/images/dexter_jackson1.jpg)

You're posting pics of how Jackson looks NOW. Remember that he used to compete as a bantamweight.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: SuperTed on March 25, 2014, 09:57:01 AM
gaining fat is the easiest

then losing fat

then gaining muscle

putting real muscle on without getting fat is a tricky thing to do

unless your genetics are phenomenal

This.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 25, 2014, 10:22:16 AM
But wouldn't you hold onto a lot more muscle mass if using anabolics while dieting? I'd imagine that even the most genetically gifted individuals while start chewing through muscle tissue once a low enough bodyfat percentage is reached. At very low bodyfat levels, your hormonal system, which is entirely lipid based, begins to malfunction and you end up with low natural test levels and high levels of stress hormones. Hence the concentration camp look usually seen at natural bodybuilding shows.


who cares about the muscle? the low bodyfat is the key. Once you get there, start the anabolics and the muscles will grow. Then the anabolics will serve their purpose
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Grape Ape on March 25, 2014, 10:36:33 AM
You're posting pics of how Jackson looks NOW. Remember that he used to compete as a bantamweight.

It doesn't matter.  And ecto, even on massive drugs, doesn't look like that.  He doesn't fit the description.

Also, according to his history, he was a lightweight in his first show, then light heavy after that.  Don't know if there was anything prior to 92.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Man of Steel on March 25, 2014, 10:54:36 AM
gaining is easier be it fat or muscle
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 25, 2014, 12:02:44 PM
It doesn't matter.  And ecto, even on massive drugs, doesn't look like that.  He doesn't fit the description.

Also, according to his history, he was a lightweight in his first show, then light heavy after that.  Don't know if there was anything prior to 92.

Jackson himself stated he first competed as a bantamweight (2:10 onward).






 If you saw him in his early years, the first thing you'd think is that he's an ectomorph.  And in 1995, he was a middleweight. That's the year he won the Southern States and won his class at the USA (Light-heavyweight), losing the overall to Phil Herndon.

You are making that statement, based simply on how he looks NOW, not how he looked back in the day or his early years.

Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Melkor on March 25, 2014, 12:42:01 PM
who cares about the muscle? the low bodyfat is the key. Once you get there, start the anabolics and the muscles will grow. Then the anabolics will serve their purpose

Don't see that comment going down too well on a forum called "GetBig". Low bodyfat and abs on somebody with no muscle doesn't count, that's the Justin Bieber look.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 25, 2014, 12:44:34 PM
Don't see that comment going down too well on a forum called "GetBig". Low bodyfat and abs on somebody with no muscle doesn't count, that's the Justin Bieber look.

I was going to say that's the crackhead look. But, you basically said the same thing.

 ;D
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: James28 on March 25, 2014, 12:49:29 PM
Gaining weight I find hard. The good type obviously. Returned to the gym recently after a 3 month layoff and shrunk down to the mid 80kgs. Been back a month going 5-6 days a week, eating like a horse and only gained 2kg so far  ::). I'm 89kg this morning on the scale. The effort I put in this last month would break your heart. Losing that two kilograms (roughly 5 lbs) I gained would be the easiest thing ever. Stay out of the gym for 2 weeks, eat the normal 3 meals a day and I'll drop weight like a rock.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 25, 2014, 12:50:09 PM
you are both missing the point. muscle don't matter when covered in fat

strip the fat then you can put the anabolics to good use
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: James28 on March 25, 2014, 12:52:03 PM
you are both missing the point. muscle don't matter when covered in fat

strip the fat then you can put the anabolics to good use

What if you're doing it naturally (for the time being anyway), would you say the same still count?
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 25, 2014, 12:54:23 PM
you are both missing the point. muscle don't matter when covered in fat

strip the fat then you can put the anabolics to good use

You act as if you're simply going to put on lean muscle, once that happens. It doesn't quite work that way, in most cases.

Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 25, 2014, 01:00:53 PM
You act as if you're simply going to put on lean muscle, once that happens. It doesn't quite work that way, in most cases.


It works in my case. And whomever I trained gained the same way. Lean muscle is where it's at. I can put on 25 lbs of pure muscle and even lower the bodyfat by a digit in 6 weeks tops once I start a cycle lean at 6-7%. I find it much better and the logical choice.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Icelord on March 25, 2014, 01:11:48 PM
I can put on 25 lbs of pure muscle and even lower the bodyfat by a digit in 6 weeks tops once I start a cycle lean at 6-7%. I find it much better and the logical choice.
(http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/zNwZ7yAJs1g7Zwx_mDorPZHtDQ3XIJ0PdlS1GCekNgz7Xrf83jaMmq2Gq9afRwnWWvZQtx_lk6iI2a5Tqhy7QPh6idUQuilN7Rd3Z-bmWr4v398o0BVzTA6N9w)
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 25, 2014, 01:19:43 PM
eating cooking and cleaning so much sucks balls

i buy prepared food (those asian things with chicken and rice) that's about to expire at 50% discount often
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 25, 2014, 01:20:44 PM
(http://lh5.googleusercontent.com/zNwZ7yAJs1g7Zwx_mDorPZHtDQ3XIJ0PdlS1GCekNgz7Xrf83jaMmq2Gq9afRwnWWvZQtx_lk6iI2a5Tqhy7QPh6idUQuilN7Rd3Z-bmWr4v398o0BVzTA6N9w)
I posted pics you dumb ass

here's me at 74 kg then 84 after 5 weeks ..
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 25, 2014, 01:24:18 PM
I posted pics you dumb ass

here's me at 74 kg then 84 after 5 weeks ..

Its water retention and glycogen retention in the muscle you daft twat, its isnt new muscle.

Those two pics could be carb depleted and carb loaded.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 25, 2014, 01:25:51 PM
Its water retention and glycogen retention in the muscle you daft twat, its isnt new muscle.

Those two pics could be carb depleted and carb loaded.
:D
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Wolfox on March 25, 2014, 01:26:31 PM
It works in my case. And whomever I trained gained the same way. Lean muscle is where it's at. I can put on 25 lbs of pure muscle and even lower the bodyfat by a digit in 6 weeks tops once I start a cycle lean at 6-7%. I find it much better and the logical choice.

haha youre a delusional dipshit who believes in lizard people. You didn't gain 25lbs of pure muscle in 6 weeks you dumbfuck.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 25, 2014, 01:29:54 PM
:D
(http://s7.postimg.org/v86j665jf/Screen_Shot_2014_03_25_at_20_27_58.png)

Hilarious, yes, isnt it.

A shave a tan and a pig out day.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Wolfox on March 25, 2014, 01:31:52 PM
Haha 200mgs of dbol daily...and all you gained was refeed weight? Bwhahahaha

brutal inferior genetics
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 25, 2014, 01:32:50 PM
sev looks like an alcoholic
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Melkor on March 25, 2014, 01:32:58 PM
eating cooking and cleaning so much sucks balls

i buy prepared food (those asian things with chicken and rice) that's about to expire at 50% discount often

Yes, the absolute hardest thing about trying to gain weight. Need a personal chef like The Rock: http://www.muscleandfitness.com/news-and-features/athletes-and-celebrities/rock-tweets-hercules-diet-plan-and-workout-pics
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 25, 2014, 01:33:14 PM
Haha 200mgs of dbol daily...and all you gained was refeed weight? Bwhahahaha

brutal inferior genetics

It was actually injectables as well.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Icelord on March 25, 2014, 01:34:46 PM
:D
Translation

"yeah, you got me. I was saying a bunch of fabricated bullshit about my gains again."
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Wolfox on March 25, 2014, 01:37:10 PM
It was actually injectables as well.

yeah if i recall correctly it was 1.5-2 grams of test weekly in addition to the 200mgs of dbol daily.

Massive Dosages for Minimal Gains: The Art of Sucking at Every Endeavour

by Cleanest Natural/Sev
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 25, 2014, 01:38:12 PM
(http://tnation.t-nation.com/forum_images/auto/r/786x0/5/b//5b762_ORIG-35782_10150208985870167_746225166_12813923_7693873_n.jpg)

Quote
They are about 24 hours apart, and I weight 79 kg in the first one and 86 in the second.
http://tnation.t-nation.com/free_online_forum/diet_performance_nutrition_supplements/shitloading_or_skiploading


lol, all that gear and you could have gone to a barbecue and got the same results.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Wolfox on March 25, 2014, 01:40:18 PM
(http://tnation.t-nation.com/forum_images/auto/r/786x0/5/b//5b762_ORIG-35782_10150208985870167_746225166_12813923_7693873_n.jpg)
http://tnation.t-nation.com/free_online_forum/diet_performance_nutrition_supplements/shitloading_or_skiploading


lol, all that gear and you could have gone to a barbecue and got the same results.

bwhahaha brutal
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Icelord on March 25, 2014, 01:40:42 PM
brutal torn pec or empty middle chest genetics. Looks like a fucking boa took a bite out of it.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 25, 2014, 01:41:23 PM
bwhahaha brutal

He will recover, Sev is getbigs 'special needs child', he is forgiven all mistakes.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 25, 2014, 01:42:10 PM
He will recover, Sev is getbigs 'special needs child', he is forgiven all mistakes.
;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 25, 2014, 01:45:24 PM
Haha 200mgs of dbol daily...and all you gained was refeed weight? Bwhahahaha

brutal inferior genetics


yeah if i recall correctly it was 1.5-2 grams of test weekly in addition to the 200mgs of dbol daily.

Massive Dosages for Minimal Gains: The Art of Sucking at Every Endeavour

by Cleanest Natural/Sev

He used this, just to REGAIN weight he once had?
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 25, 2014, 01:47:01 PM
He used this, just to REGAIN weight he once had?

Thats all he ever does, he doesnt train for years then diets and juices heavy, its all false, he drops the gear and disappears again.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 25, 2014, 01:47:40 PM
He used this, just to REGAIN weight he once had?
sev has been doing this shit for years


do a cycle, make some gains, lose them all again, then repeat


and somehow he believes this is what makes him god's gift to bodybuilding
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Wolfox on March 25, 2014, 01:51:38 PM
sev has been doing this shit for years


do a cycle, make some gains, lose them all again, then repeat


and somehow he believes this is what makes him god's gift to bodybuilding

He's truly a delusional little muppet. But we need to realize that we're dealing with someone who literally believes in shapeshifting lizard people who control the world.

Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 25, 2014, 01:52:20 PM
He's truly a delusional little muppet. But we need to realize that we're dealing with someone who literally believes in shapeshifting lizard people who control the world.


i just wish he would snap out of it and stop irritating us
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Wolfox on March 25, 2014, 01:54:06 PM
i just wish he would snap out of it and stop irritating us

Sev is not all there in the head. He's probably on psych meds.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: anabolichalo on March 25, 2014, 01:55:27 PM
Sev is not all there in the head. He's probably on psych meds.
he recently said he would destroy simeon panda on stage

then there was a video of a bber squatting 500 for like 16 reps or soemthing crazy like that

he then proceeds to post a pic of his legs saying he is living proof this bber is a retard ::)
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Army of One on March 25, 2014, 02:07:00 PM
I posted pics you dumb ass

here's me at 74 kg then 84 after 5 weeks ..

Why bother jumping on and off drugs?Just stay clean or juice but at least stick to one.TBH, risking your health when you barely look any better in the 2nd pic makes no sense to me.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: MCWAY on March 25, 2014, 06:20:56 PM
Yes, the absolute hardest thing about trying to gain weight. Need a personal chef like The Rock: http://www.muscleandfitness.com/news-and-features/athletes-and-celebrities/rock-tweets-hercules-diet-plan-and-workout-pics

Not really! Just cook your meals 3-4 days in advance (as I'm about to do in about 20 minutes); the rest is either protein powder (if you're an endomorph) or weight-gainer (if you're a YOUNG ectomorph).
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Danimal77 on March 25, 2014, 09:00:40 PM
There is much debate over this topic in actual athletic or bodybuilding circles because it seems like everyone in the US is a fat tub of shit. But that is because of sedentary lifestyle PERIOD. And I will explain why.

Obese morons can't seem to get their shit together enough to stop eating fucking 6,000 calories of fast food every single day and lose 50-100lbs...For christ's sake. My TEMPER flares up just thinking about some fatty claiming "It's genetic" "I have skinny friends that eat 5x more than me" "slow metabolism" All the while their BMR is 1,500 cals watching tv while eating 5,000 SMDH..

Anyone who has been muscular and lean, let's say 200+lbs and semi lean, understands the work that it takes both in the gym and the kitchen. When it comes down to it though what is easier; going from a 150lb weakling to a 220lb beast, or going from 290lb to 200lbs and 6%?

I have been both places; I started training around 180lbs skinny fat...I now sit at 230lbs @ roughly 12%. I have also gone from 230 down to 180 and been very lean thus making gains - I was 180 and chubby, and 2 years later after bulking and cutting I was 180 and 6%. It took me 2 more years to slowly get back up to 230 and I am a lot leaner than the previous time I was 230, and so on.

I take the stance that gaining weight is actually much harder than losing weight..The reason I take this stance is because if you train hard, and carry some muscle, it is MUCH harder to choke down 4,500 calories of (Meat)+(Rice, Potato, Pasta, etc.) every day...And that is what is takes for me to gain weight at 230lbs is 4,000-4,500 calories per day. On the flip side what all the fatties would have you believe is that it is damn near impossible to "diet" meaning ?? 2,500 cals a day low-moderate fat/carbs? This is THE EASIEST THING YOU CAN EVER DO !!! WTF?

Eating 2,500 cals and thus LOSING WEIGHT is by far easier than gaining weight...You eat 500cals when you're hungry and boom you lose weight...Trying to get 4,500 cals of pure foods into your throat involves eating huge bowls of bullshit when you often have no appetite at all because you ate 2 hours ago...Eating becomes some chore that you begin to loath we aint talking pizza and cheesecake here, rice pilaf and meat 8 times per day baby, yum... :-X


Getting lean =

10am - coffee, scoop of whey...
3pm - chicken, pasta
8pm - salmon, rice
12am - beef, pasta

+ small snacks fruit almonds etc...Fresh yummy stuff 100 cal here and there for hunger..

boom 2,000-2,500 calories and feeling like a damn spry little kitten all day, never too full, never sluggish, no insulin issues etc...The easiest thing ever is losing weight. Gaining weight is the hard part. Given that you actually lift and don't sit on the couch all fucking day eating pizza.

Compare that to;

8am - shake: scoop whey, 100g oats, banana.
10am - eggs, potato (uncomfortably full)
12pm - chicken, pasta  >  (not hungry)
2:30pm - beef, rice (uncomfortably full)
5pm - chicken, rice  >  (not hungry)
7:30 - 2 tuna sandwich (uncomfortably full)
10pm - chicken, fries     > (not hungry)
12am - cottage cheese.

EVERY SINGLE DAY to gain 10lbs of water, fat, and muscle in 1 year...IF you're lucky.

Gaining weight is obviously harder and therefor there is absolutely no excuse not to be at least lean. Just stop driving food down your throat emotionally, happy = pizza, sad = burger, mad = cake blah blah fatties...Losing weight is fucking immensely easy.




I think they are equally as easy. I went from being pretty beefed up at 230 pounds (5'10") to completely stopping weights, eliminating all carbs and began running 2 hours a day. My weight dropped down to 140 pounds inside half a year. Then I stopped running, loaded up on the carbs and began heavy lifting and went back up to 233 pounds. The only downsize is while my arms, chest, legs grew several inches, so did my waist, which went down to 31" waist when I was at my lowest weight and now I'm busting out of a 38" waist. Thinking of shedding 35-40 pounds again.

I think it takes more discipline to lose weight, but if you have it, it's not any harder than it is to gain.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: 240 is Back on March 25, 2014, 09:02:24 PM
Just about ANYONE can get ripped to 8% body fat in a few months, with cardio, ECA, diet and common sense.

However...

MOST PEOPLE cannot add 30 pounds of muscle to their frame in a few months, even with steroids.

So I'd say building muscle is way harder than losing fat.   Simply "gaining weight" is too vague.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Natural Beast on March 26, 2014, 01:04:08 AM
yeah if i recall correctly it was 1.5-2 grams of test weekly in addition to the 200mgs of dbol daily.

Massive Dosages for Minimal Gains: The Art of Sucking at Every Endeavour

by Cleanest Natural/Sev
he also took 1g of tren ace
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: bigmc on March 26, 2014, 03:54:57 AM
lots of hate for sev in this thread

say what you want but the guy knows how to get in shape
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: latiuss on March 26, 2014, 04:02:45 AM
lots of hate for sev in this thread

say what you want but the guy knows how to get in shape

with all the information so easily available "getting in" shape isnt impressive at all,anyone can do it if they arent a complete retard .
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: bigmc on March 26, 2014, 04:11:27 AM
with all the information so easily available "getting in" shape isnt impressive at all,anyone can do it if they arent a complete retard .

oh that must be why everyone is walking around ripped to shreds

you must look great post a pic up for inspiration for the rest of us who struggle  :)
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: latiuss on March 26, 2014, 04:43:31 AM
oh that must be why everyone is walking around ripped to shreds

you must look great post a pic up for inspiration for the rest of us who struggle  :)

its more to do with money,time and actually caring about how you look,most people dont give ashit, and theres also not being a retard.

Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Natural Beast on March 26, 2014, 04:44:30 AM
oh that must be why everyone is walking around ripped to shreds

you must look great post a pic up for inspiration for the rest of us who struggle  :)
its all about discipline bro... i dont hate sev, actually i like him he is a smart guy but his attitude sucks when it comes to bbing... he needs grams of anabolics to look like a natural lifter yet he claims to have one of the best genetics on earth.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 26, 2014, 04:51:37 AM
its all about discipline bro... i dont hate sev, actually i like him he is a smart guy but his attitude sucks when it comes to bbing... he needs grams of anabolics to look like a natural lifter yet he claims to have one of the best genetics on earth.
Most people forget that I took gear for 6 weeks last time I posted photos.. If you can produce a physique like that in 6 weeks from nothing, my hat off to you.. I also go from couch potato to decent in 3-4 months ...
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: ProudVirgin69 on March 26, 2014, 04:52:44 AM
its more to do with money,time and actually caring about how you look,most people dont give ashit, and theres also not being a retard.



Ah yes, it takes great sums of money to eat less.  Takes a lot more time to eat less, too.

I'm sure you could do it quite easily if you wanted to, but you're just not interested. Yup that must be it
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Natural Beast on March 26, 2014, 04:53:40 AM
Most people forget that I took gear for 6 weeks last time I posted photos.. If you can produce a physique like that in 6 weeks from nothing, my hat off to you.. I also go from couch potato to decent in 3-4 months ...

im coming with 8 weeks transformation soon

no disrespect bro but u took too much gear for that
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 26, 2014, 04:56:00 AM
im coming with 8 weeks transformation soon

no disrespect bro but u took too much gear for that
Funny how I get compliments from top bodybuilders and gurus for my transformations and negative stuff from people with a shittier build than mine. Wonder why...

I am sure your transformation will make my current one seem like childs play.. cannot wait to see your pics.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: latiuss on March 26, 2014, 05:17:47 AM
Ah yes, it takes great sums of money to eat less.  Takes a lot more time to eat less, too.

I'm sure you could do it quite easily if you wanted to, but you're just not interested. Yup that must be it

eating clean costs more money than dirty period. Time to eat every two three hours,gym time etc most people cant be assed. When did i say i was like most people?
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Cleanest Natural on March 26, 2014, 05:21:48 AM
eating clean costs more money than dirty period. Time to eat every two three hours,gym time etc most people cant be assed. When did i say i was like most people?
eating clean is cheaper and healthier if you do it smart.. I bet you are not this budget conscious when you buy the latest pointless apple gadget
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: bigmc on March 26, 2014, 05:24:07 AM
its more to do with money,time and actually caring about how you look,most people dont give ashit, and theres also not being a retard.



is that your way of saying you look like shit

why are you on a bb forum then  ???
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: bigmc on March 26, 2014, 05:24:52 AM
its all about discipline bro... i dont hate sev, actually i like him he is a smart guy but his attitude sucks when it comes to bbing... he needs grams of anabolics to look like a natural lifter yet he claims to have one of the best genetics on earth.

sev is an easy target on here

he puts himself out there

and post pics when he is out of shape

takes a lot of balls especially on here
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: latiuss on March 26, 2014, 07:23:12 AM
is that your way of saying you look like shit

why are you on a bb forum then  ???

no it was to you saying why isnt everyone ripped. Also cleanest i dont like apple lol and wasnt hating .
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: ProudVirgin69 on March 26, 2014, 07:27:27 AM
no it was to you saying why isnt everyone ripped. Also cleanest i dont like apple lol and wasnt hating .

The reason is because it's difficult and unpleasant.  Nothing about time/money
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: latiuss on March 26, 2014, 07:29:24 AM
eating clean is cheaper and healthier if you do it smart.. I bet you are not this budget conscious when you buy the latest pointless apple gadget

its not cheaper,a kilo of meat is 7 to 10£ in the u.k. i could go iceland and feed my self for the whole week on 10£. When thats one to two days of fresh meat. Eggs,tuna,veg fruit on top of that adds up waay more than junk. Then therea the drug bill lol
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: latiuss on March 26, 2014, 07:33:05 AM
The reason is because it's difficult and unpleasant.  Nothing about time/money

I agree thats also a major factor but most people i know would rather spend the money that would go on gym food drugs etc on drink,clubs rec drugs at the weekend.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: bigmc on March 26, 2014, 07:36:47 AM
I agree thats also a major factor but most people i know would rather spend the money that would go on gym food drugs etc on drink,clubs rec drugs at the weekend.

are you in shape
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: latiuss on March 26, 2014, 07:53:46 AM
are you in shape

Not really for me to decide,check ya mail.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: James28 on March 26, 2014, 01:11:33 PM
Had a bit of a shock this morning. Got on the scale expecting to be 89-90kg and I'm 84 fucking kilograms!  :-\. I asked the gym manager to check if the scales are correct and he weighed himself and confirmed his body weight. So somehow, during yesterday and last night, I dropped 5kg. That's over 10 lbs. Not good for someone that's 6'2

I'll be hitting twink status soon.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 26, 2014, 01:12:48 PM
Had a bit of a shock this morning. Got on the scale expecting to be 89-90kg and I'm 84 fucking kilograms!  :-\. I asked the gym manager to check if the scales are correct and he weighed himself and confirmed his body weight. So somehow, during yesterday and last night, I dropped 5kg. That's over 10 lbs. Not good for someone that's 6'2

I'll be hitting twink status soon.

84 kilos at 6'2 I think that ships sailed mate.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: James28 on March 26, 2014, 01:17:13 PM
84 kilos at 6'2 I think that ships sailed mate.

I'm not going to be eating with a fork or spoon any more, but a shovel. I think it's this 5 days a week plus 20min cardio per sesh that has to stop. And I done another 25min on the treadmill today. Bad decisions and this happen  :-\
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: Simple Simon on March 26, 2014, 01:21:36 PM
I'm not going to be eating with a fork or spoon any more, but a shovel. I think it's this 5 days a week plus 20min cardio per sesh that has to stop. And I done another 25min on the treadmill today. Bad decisions and this happen  :-\

300 cals over maintenance is enough mate.
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: SuperTed on March 26, 2014, 03:17:30 PM
I'm around 82-85kg lean at 6'2ft. :D

#TeamTwink

 ;D
Title: Re: Gaining or Losing weight which is easier?
Post by: James28 on March 26, 2014, 03:26:34 PM
I'm around 82-85kg lean at 6'2ft. :D

#TeamTwink

 ;D

Team Twink. I like that. But I'm trying for 95kg. How am I doing so far today? Bowl of porridge and an apple. I'm not hungry in the sligtest  :-\