Bodygain Training Journals

Posted for dreamache. Check out this site for a cool training journal. It is a really good way to track your progress using charts and records.

http://www.bodygain.com/index.php  

Hi my name is Arslan i was a skinny guy, i joined a gym and now i improve myself little bit,,but i can not gain my biceps,is anyone here to help and train me how to gain body and specially biceps??????anyone?i am new here...  

Arslan I dont know your experience or your workouts. The following is a list of things I need to know to answer your question.

Age=
Weight=
Height=
Bodyfat%=
Biceps in inches around=


You can e-mail me at spectrum7vir45@hotmail.com  

There's another software-based training journal that I am partial to (I'll admit, it's because I built it) available at:
http://www.workoutware.com/bodybuilding.shtml  

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What is your problem.. havnet you seen this thread has been dead for years now... And please no advertisement  

hes posted on like every topic now. wheres a mod when you need them  

Haha thats the truth  

[QUOTE=home_gym_guy]There's another software-based training journal that I am partial to (I'll admit, it's because I built it) available at:
http://www.workoutware.com/bodybuilding.shtml[/QUOTE]

mods should edit out sir spamalot!  

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Check out http://24hr-fitness-workout-guide.com for some fitness tips. :thumbs:  

Hi, I am a recent college graduate. I used to run cross country and was on the track and soccer teams in high school and college. Now, two years after college and working full time, I can barely find the time to workout and go running. However, I think my problem is that I don't have a set schedule or workout plan that I can follow that will ultimately get me back in shape. Even though I wasn't too big (125-130 lbs fluctuated and some muscle) when I was in sports, I was very fit and toned. I am losing all that now. Currently, I am 138 lbs., no abs, and losing upper body. If there is anyone who can help that would be great. Just let me know what information you would need. I am looking for a good workout regimen (3-4 times a week which I will try to fit in my schedule after or before work) and any diets or supplements I should be taking. I've read about tons of gainers and stuff that I wouldn't mind using if they will help. I want to gain some weight as well since I am not really into competing anymore. thanks and I hope someone can help...  

Fitness Journals are a must if you really want to see improvements in your workouts. Thanks for the post. I've been looking for some new ones.  

nice site thanks for sharing  

Hello,
Building muscle takes time and experience. Everyone has and need their different method when it comes to weight lifting. When building muscle you need to not only focus on building and toning, but on what you eat as well.Adding protein shakes strengthens your joints and muscles so that you can tone and shape your body without being malnourished. Eating foods high in protein is important too.  

I do agree with you!