Hey everyone, I’ve been lifting for about 1.5 years, still a beginner though.
What do you think I should work on?
well since nothing showing picture wise and based what you posted before… you just need to add lean muscle to your frame.
That depends entirely on what you want to achieve. How can other people pick your goals for you?
Oops sorry.
I also just kind of want a log for before and for the next few years.
Depending on your goals, I would focus heavily on perfecting your diet and then your training if you haven’t already.
Figure out specifically what you want to do, find someone, or many people who have done it and see what they did.
It may be a sign of how easily pleased I am, but I enjoy the fact that 3 people have clicked this link, even though it’s pretty clear what it is.
Add some muscular size and strength and increase your definition.
Just add 20lbs overall/get ‘not scrawny’ then evaluate
I have always seemed to have a bony shoulder area. Will this be substantially better with more muscle?
absolutely
You have bony everywhere-area’s. You’re skinny and bony. All good, dude. You’re young and have only been lifting for 1.5 years, and you haven’t been eating enough, and you probably don’t know what you’re doing training-wise either, like most of us 1.5 years in. Go start a training log and tag some strong people and you can get big and strong. It’s not easy, but it is that simple.
Ok il do that
Thanks a lot.
Everything - but you’re off to a good start
Eating like you’re starving to death every freaking day! Combine that with simple, heavy compound lifts and you will grow.
So, eating is not a problem for me.
It actually might be a problem of eating too much.
I can easily down 2500 calories in a day from healthy sources. Mostly veggies, protein and healthy fats.
That’s great. Then time is what you need to grow. Focus on the big 3, squats, deads, bench (dumbbell to protect your shoulders). Also chins and dips. Be patient and dont even consider gear for YEARS and YEARS
Never going to use gear, dw.
who brought up gear?