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(Totentanz @ Aug. 31 2007,20:23)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE"><div>
(Martin Levac @ Aug. 31 2007,14:15)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">How do we define slow, normal, large bulk?</div>
That's what I'm wondering. It sounds like the author of the article considers a typical 500 a day surplus to be a slow bulk. I would consider a slow bulk to be one where you only gain .5 to 1 lb a week on average (though how you can weigh yourself that accurately from day to day is beyond me...) A normal bulk would then be where you gain a pound or two a week, on average. A large bulk is one where you become a fat slob within the course of a month.</div>
1lb a week sounds much more thana norml bulk. In normal bulk you get 300-600 pounds a week. More than that you just get fat.
(Totentanz @ Aug. 31 2007,20:23)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE"><div>
(Martin Levac @ Aug. 31 2007,14:15)</div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">How do we define slow, normal, large bulk?</div>
That's what I'm wondering. It sounds like the author of the article considers a typical 500 a day surplus to be a slow bulk. I would consider a slow bulk to be one where you only gain .5 to 1 lb a week on average (though how you can weigh yourself that accurately from day to day is beyond me...) A normal bulk would then be where you gain a pound or two a week, on average. A large bulk is one where you become a fat slob within the course of a month.</div>
1lb a week sounds much more thana norml bulk. In normal bulk you get 300-600 pounds a week. More than that you just get fat.