66 pounds in 8 to 9 months

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I like this idea. We can do a worzel/fatty thing in 12 months.

Why am I still up? Oh yeah...

 

What sport is that?

If you're the guy in the front, 66 pounds will not be enough...

 

How tall are you? That's an insane amount of weight/muscle!

Also, is it hard for you to put on muscle?

 

66 lbs in 9 months is a lot and outside of obesity I'm not aware of anyone gaining that much weight in muscle that quickly. Just from my own observations of athletes who gain weight is that you will lose quickness and stamina. If your natural weight is 66 lbs lighter your frame might not be able to handle such a rapid weight gain.

If you are serious about this you should probably check with a doctor and get a professional trainer to monitor your progress and make sure there aren't any health issues.

 

It really depends on your height and ability to put on muscle. If he's a hard gainer... there's no way.

If he is taller and puts on weight fast, then it's doable.

Would take a lot of explosive lifts. No sissy long distance running. Tons of anaerobic exercises, especially sprinting. Would have to train the legs super hard.

 

No one can gain 66 pounds in less than a year unless you have some serious hormone imbalance or you are artificially skinny. The most I've seen someone gain in a year is 40 pounds and that was only because you used to do some crazy things to lose weight for wrestling.

 

I put on 25 lbs + of muslce in 3 months and I'm only 5'8.5 and 29 years old.

Went from 157 lbs and 13% body fat to 185 lbs and 10% body fat.

Smart use of multiple types of protein (casein and whey), explosive lifts and exercises (no isolating of muscles).

It really depends on genetics if it's possible or not.

 

Its possible just get on dat dere cell tech

 

the problem with this is you won't keep getting the same return with added time, so the next 3 months you may only add 10 pounds and the 3 after that 5.


Worzel, what sport and how old are you? do you want 66 pounds of pure muscle? That's not likely to happen...66 lbs fat+muscle is definitely possible though, but i can't see how that's going to help unless you're on the line in football. To keep it simple, eat a lot, as much clean food as you can, and mostly due compound lifts, but sprinkle in some isolation to stimulate every possible muscle. Get adequate rest in between workouts.

 

Likely not possible even with steroids, a good workout routine and a perfect diet but you could definitely bulk up a good amount with all of the above.

 

25+ lbs of lean muscle is IMPOSSIBLE to gain in simply 3 months.

Try one year. And that's if you're just starting. And you have the right body type. And you have a strict diet. And you follow a perfect routine.

 

Using this helps too.

 

Pregnancy?

 

I'm afraid that's all I can contribute to this conversation.

Good luck though

 

Even if you used roids and hormones like insulin, GH, or test, you could not put on 66 pounds of muscle in less than 9 months.

Professional bodybuilders on roids could not get that kind of gain, if they were laid off from injury and tried to regain their muscle.

You initial weight gain could 5 lbs of water weight easily from increasing calories.

 

I reccommend searching for the anabolic or steriods forum to get better advice on gaining such mass. You will have many more experienced users that can give better advice.