I got 2 question I need answers to. If you be kind to help :)

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  Feb 20, 2013 5:17 AM GMT

  1- I'm 19 and I'm 116 pounds. I have been trying to gain mass but I'm the sender type and I tried whey and protein shakes but they don't seem to help me bulk even I use them correctly as instructed by the instructions.
  
  2 - what are some work outs I can do with a injured l left hip(long story).what is you recommendations for a work out without the gym?

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  Feb 20, 2013 6:13 AM GMT

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  Feb 20, 2013 6:21 AM GMT

  Usually swimming is good.

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  __JoeyD___ saidSearch for a CrossFit gym in your area.
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  With an injured hip? Seriously?

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  Feb 20, 2013 6:48 AM GMT

  ThatSwimmerGuy saidUsually swimming is good.

  that sound great. It might speed up recovery. Thanks for the advice

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  Feb 20, 2013 6:54 AM GMT

  1. See a dietician if possible. and/or eat more healthy foods in like 5 meals a day!!
  
  2. how bad is this hip injury? you might need to stay home!

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  Feb 20, 2013 7:03 AM GMT

  sasori said1- I'm 19 and I'm 116 pounds. I have been trying to gain mass but I'm the sender type and I tried whey and protein shakes but they don't seem to help me bulk even I use them correctly as instructed by the instructions.
  
  2 - what are some work outs I can do with a injured l left hip(long story).what is you recommendations for a work out without the gym?

  
  
  As far as the muscle mass... for some people it doesn't really "kick in" until a slightly older age than you are at, particularly the bulking. Be patient, but work out.
  
  You can do strength training on your upper-body until your hip gets sorted out/heals.

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  Fapprehensive said1. See a dietician if possible. and/or eat more healthy foods in like 5 meals a day!!
  
  2. how bad is this hip injury? you might need to stay home!

  
  
  
  
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  Feb 20, 2013 3:48 PM GMT

  Crossfit for a slender guy wanting mass?
  
  Crossfit will get you strong, will get you shredded, and may even give you functional fitness. But for mass? Lift heavy and slowly and read bodybuilding magazines.
  
  Also eat. A lot.

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  Larkin saidCrossfit for a slender guy wanting mass?
  
  Crossfit will get you string, will get you shredded, and may even give you functional fitness. But for mass? Lift heavy and slowly and read bodybuilding magazines.
  
  Also eat. A lot.

  
  Praise the RJ Gods, he speaks only Truths!
  

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  Feb 20, 2013 7:42 PM GMT

  eagermuscle said
  

  __JoeyD___ saidSearch for a CrossFit gym in your area.
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  With an injured hip? Seriously?

  
  
  I wouldn't attempt CrossFit with an injured anything, especially if you are new to working out.

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  gwuinsf said

  eagermuscle said
  

  __JoeyD___ saidSearch for a CrossFit gym in your area.
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  With an injured hip? Seriously?

  
  
  I wouldn't attempt CrossFit with an injured anything, especially if you are new to working out.

  
  
  this 1000%. Most cross fit is absolutely wrong for you if you are injured. You sometimes come across someone in it who will actually adapt the workouts to you, but mostly they don´t.

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  Feb 21, 2013 1:39 AM GMT

  Yeah maybe you need more professional help than a bunch of queers on the internet? Why so thin? What's the hip injury all about? What's going on metabolically with your body? Lots of unanswered questions for a bunch of unqualified gays who may or may not go to a gym.

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