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Bulking workouts for HS football player....
Posted on 6/2/19 at 8:59 am
Posted on 6/2/19 at 8:59 am
My 16yo son is RG for the HS team and over the last year he's grown taller and slimmed down and now needs to bulk up some before fall.
He'll be starting summer conditioning/practices tomorrow with the team, but we will probably go to the gym together 3-4x per week in afternoon as well.
I'm just asking if someone can point me to some good football bulking workout programs that might be publicly available.
TIA.
He'll be starting summer conditioning/practices tomorrow with the team, but we will probably go to the gym together 3-4x per week in afternoon as well.
I'm just asking if someone can point me to some good football bulking workout programs that might be publicly available.
TIA.
Posted on 6/2/19 at 9:38 am to Tiger in Gatorland
At 16, it will be more about how much food you can pack in him than how much he works out.
If he's already going thru summer workouts for an hour or 2 3-4 days a week, I'm not sure working out again in the afternoon would be all that helpful.
My best suggestion is whatever he's eating, double it. See if he gains any weight over the course of a couple weeks. If not he's still not eating enough.
As a baseball player in HS, I ate about 6k calories/day during fall off-season workouts. That would usually put 10-15 lbs on me from August - January.
If he's already going thru summer workouts for an hour or 2 3-4 days a week, I'm not sure working out again in the afternoon would be all that helpful.
My best suggestion is whatever he's eating, double it. See if he gains any weight over the course of a couple weeks. If not he's still not eating enough.
As a baseball player in HS, I ate about 6k calories/day during fall off-season workouts. That would usually put 10-15 lbs on me from August - January.
Posted on 6/2/19 at 9:51 am to baseballmind1212
Thanks - yea, he's trying to set up semi-permanent shop in the kitchen for this purpose. We're going to do some meal prepping today for the week ahead.
Posted on 6/2/19 at 10:05 am to Tiger in Gatorland
Posted on 6/2/19 at 10:19 am to Tiger in Gatorland
Bulk up his legs. Squat!
Posted on 6/2/19 at 10:19 am to Tiger in Gatorland
Seafood diet. See food, eat it.
Posted on 6/2/19 at 2:50 pm to BeachDude022
alot of peanut butter and jelly sammiches and whole milk
Posted on 6/2/19 at 3:00 pm to Tiger in Gatorland
Protein and healthy carbs. Get that boy some food.
Posted on 6/2/19 at 3:04 pm to Tiger in Gatorland
Also, him slimming down may not be a bad thing. If he puts on muscle and keeps up his conditioning, maybe he can play a mid-skill position. Fullback, linebacker, etc. I don’t know your son’s abilities, but I think that would also increase his chances to make an NCAA roster.
Posted on 6/2/19 at 3:34 pm to Tiger in Gatorland
Greyskull lp or 531 BBB or building the monolith. If I had to make a recommendation it would be 531 BBB challenge
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Follow it to the T, including the conditioning. For diet
2lbs of beef a day and a dozen eggs daily, from there whatever he want but that is the minimum with 100g protein shake after each workout.
He will put the size on if he eats, he has to eat.
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Follow it to the T, including the conditioning. For diet
2lbs of beef a day and a dozen eggs daily, from there whatever he want but that is the minimum with 100g protein shake after each workout.
He will put the size on if he eats, he has to eat.
Posted on 6/2/19 at 4:33 pm to Tiger in Gatorland
Might want to find out what he’s doing with the team as far as workouts and kind of plan things out accordingly. Don’t want to over kill it.
As said before eating is important. Make sure he is sleeping...as a coach this was the hardest thing to get my kids to do and understand. Make sure he’s taking care of his body.
As said before eating is important. Make sure he is sleeping...as a coach this was the hardest thing to get my kids to do and understand. Make sure he’s taking care of his body.
Posted on 6/3/19 at 8:36 am to Tiger in Gatorland
Calories are his friend. I always go back to Dave Tate's story on gaining weight:
quote:
There was a time at the Old Westside gym where I couldn’t gain weight to save my fricking life.
There was this dude who trained there who could just put on weight like fricking magic. He’d go from 198 to 308 and then to 275 and back down to 198. And he was never fat. It was amazing.
I finally asked him one day how he did it.
“You mean I never told you the secret to gaining weight? Come outside and I’ll fill you in.”
Now remember, we’re at Westside Barbell. And this guy wants to go outside to talk so no one else can hear. Think about that for a minute. What the hell is he going to tell me? This must be some serious shite if we have to go outside, I thought.
So we get outside and he starts talking.
“For breakfast you need to eat four of those breakfast sandwiches from McDonalds. I don’t care which ones you get, but make sure to get four. Order four hash browns, too. Now grab two packs of mayonnaise and put them on the hash browns and then slip them into the sandwiches. Squish that shite down and eat. That’s your breakfast.”
At this point I’m thinking this guy is nuts. But he’s completely serious.
“For lunch you’re gonna eat Chinese food. Now I don’t want you eating that crappy stuff. You wanna get the stuff with MSG. None of that non-MSG bullshite. I don’t care what you eat but you have to sit down and eat for at least 45 minutes straight. You can’t let go of the fork. Eat until your eyes swell up and become slits and you start to look like the woman behind the counter.”
“For dinner you’re gonna order an extra-large pizza with everything on it. Literally everything. If you don’t like sardines, don’t put ’em on, but anything else that you like you have to load it on there. After you pay the delivery guy, I want you to take the pie to your coffee table, open that fricker up, and grab a bottle of oil. It can be olive oil, canola oil, whatever. Anything but motor oil. And I want you to pour that shite over the pie until half of the bottle is gone. Just soak the shite out of it.”
“Now before you lay into it, I want you to sit on your couch and just stare at that fricker. I want you to understand that that pizza right there is keeping you from your goals.”
This guy is in a zen-like state when he’s talking about this.
“Now you’re on the clock,” he continues. “After 20 minutes your brain is going to tell you you’re full. Don’t listen to that shite. You have to try and eat as much of the pizza as you can before that 20-minute mark. Double up pieces if you have to. I’m telling you now, you’re going to get three or four pieces in and you’re gonna want to quit. You fricking can’t quit. You have to sit on that couch until every piece is done.
And if you can’t finish it, don’t you ever come back to me and tell me you can’t gain weight. ’Cause I’m gonna tell you that you don’t give a frick about getting bigger and you don’t care how much you lift!”
Did I do it? Hell yeah. Started the next day and did it for two months. Went from 260 pounds to 297 pounds. And I didn’t get much fatter. One of the hardest things I’ve ever done in my life, though.

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