I've been as low as 163 (boxing weight) at six foot (6'1.5" if I lie about my height and add an inch or two like everyone else does). Got fat and been as high as 265 (fat) and fit and approaching bigness.
Losing fat is easy.
Gaining muscle is hard. Really hard.
There is fit and then there is fit. Fit is when you look good in a Henley, people can tell you train even when you're wearing clothes, and you start getting hated on by other guys.
Big is when you start looking scary. People will just start touching you more often and your body will be a focal point of any interaction.
You can get fit after 3-5 years of consistent training.
To get big, unless you're a genetic mutant (being black helps, too), you'll need gear after that.
Until then there are no secrets. Train hard. Eat consistently. That means 5 meals a day, a gram of protein per pound of body weight, sleep, and listen to the bros who have done it rather than the Internet geeks who theorize all day with their 13" arms.
P.S. Scooby is not all natural and while he offers a lot of good info, you really need to know what to ignore. For example, ignore his claims about being natural.
If you can't articulate why Scooby isn't all natural, you're still a newbie. There are several tell-tale signs.
Losing fat is easy.
Gaining muscle is hard. Really hard.
There is fit and then there is fit. Fit is when you look good in a Henley, people can tell you train even when you're wearing clothes, and you start getting hated on by other guys.
Big is when you start looking scary. People will just start touching you more often and your body will be a focal point of any interaction.
You can get fit after 3-5 years of consistent training.
To get big, unless you're a genetic mutant (being black helps, too), you'll need gear after that.
Until then there are no secrets. Train hard. Eat consistently. That means 5 meals a day, a gram of protein per pound of body weight, sleep, and listen to the bros who have done it rather than the Internet geeks who theorize all day with their 13" arms.
P.S. Scooby is not all natural and while he offers a lot of good info, you really need to know what to ignore. For example, ignore his claims about being natural.
If you can't articulate why Scooby isn't all natural, you're still a newbie. There are several tell-tale signs.