The past few days I have been researching weightlifting for bulking and cutting. :study: I have learned a lot from
http://www.bodybuilding.com and
http://www.johnstonefitness.com ,. If you want some serious inspiration, check out John Stone's site. In six months he went from pudgy and out of shape to seriously ripped.
Diet is everything! Counting calories and maintaining a proper fat/protien/carb percentages, all from healthy whole foods, is absolutly key if you want to reduce body fat, which is what it takes to see all the 'cuts' of the different muscles.
As for cardio while trying to build mass, I have read that it isnt good to do lifting and cardio on the same day. Still cardio is key when trying to get cut.
If you really want to see results in 2 months, you better get scientific. Even still, if you want serious results, you gotta have patience.
And as for steriods, I have read up on them too, and what was said earlier about it not being for beginners is true. Using them now would be a waste. If you want steriods to do anything significant, wait untill you reach a natural peak. But then again, there is no reason not to be happy with your natural peak. Due to concerns for my hair, I dont think I will ever try them (again.. I did a cycle when I was 18.)
Using
http://www.mybodycomp.com I have discovered that my own body fat percentage is 28%! Oh crap! This is partly why I have been doing this research. Starting today I am totally changing my diet, and am going to reanalyze my workout regimen, leaving the nautalis machines behind and focusing on free weights. I'm going to start out with cutting, and then some bulking once I can see my abs. Based on John Stone's results, I have set a goal of six months to trim down and get nice and ripped.
Change is gonna come,. oh yeah,. change is gonna come. :toma: