Josh was tired of being the tall, lanky guy and started lifting in order to gain lean muscle. Get his training, nutrition and supplement program below!
 Vital Stats

Name: Josh Bolinger
Email: joshbo22@yahoo.com
Bodyspace: joshbo22
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Before:
Age: 20
Height: 6'
Weight: 145 lbs
Body Fat: 7%
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After:
Age: 21
Height: 6'
Weight: 175 lbs
Body Fat: 8%
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 Why I Got Started

Just looking back at my "before" pictures reminds me of exactly why I made the decision to transform my body. I was way too skinny for my height. I also had a lot of lower back problems from playing sports all my life and I spent a lot of time visiting a chiropractor to ease the pain. I used to lift weights in high school, but my eating habits were always terrible and getting bigger or stronger were never really goals of mine until recently. A good friend of mine finally decided to start working out in order to lose weight and achieve a healthy level of fitness, and lifting weights sparked my interest. Both of us checked out a local gym and signed up right as our third year of college was beginning and we haven't looked back since.
 How I Did It

My diet wasn't strict at first when I was seeing my initial gains, but as soon as I set up and followed a specific plan my gains skyrocketed. My workout buddy and I hit the gym three days per week for the first couple of months before switching to a 4-day plan. We seldom missed a workout. It didn't take long for me to become addicted to the gym and really crave lifting weights.
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My Diet Wasn't Very Strict At First When I Was Seeing My Initial Gains, But As Soon As I Set Up And Followed A Specific Plan My Gains Skyrocketed.
 Supplements

I've gone through many different brands of supplements in search of my favorites, as well as the ones that gave me the best results.
Note: Supplement dosages and schedule listed below in Diet section.
 Diet

Meal 1: Meal 2:
Meal 3: Meal 4:
Meal 5:
Meal 6:
 Training

| TERMS YOU'LL NEED TO KNOW |
Failure - That point in an exercise at which you have so fully fatigued your working muscles that they can no longer complete an additional repetition of a movement with strict biomechanics. You should always take your post-warm-up sets at least to the point of momentary muscular failure, and frequently past that point.
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Day 1: Chest/Triceps
Day 2: Rest Day 3: Back/Biceps
Day 4: Rest Day 5: Legs/Abs
Days 6 And 7: Rest
 Suggestions For Others

Consistency and proper nutrition are the two main keys to seeing success in the weight room and the mirror. Don't forget that supplements are called that for a reason; they shouldn't replace a proper diet, but rather they should enhance one.
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