Protein Shakes: I find the Pro-Score 100 chocolate to be fairly tasty when mixed in milk. Two scoops + a pint of milk is 50+g of protein. Just don't forget that eating alone will only put on fat weight, you need to lift to put on muscle. Protein supplementation just makes sure your body has plenty of "building blocks" to put on the muscle once you stimulate it to do so by lifting.Originally posted by: dakata24
well, i need to gain some weight.. my friend tells me he drinks protein shakes at the gym he goes to.. wont tell me what kind.. any recommendations on some good tasting protein shakes? i'm currently ~130lbs (for as long as i remember) @ 5'9". definately wouldnt mind packing a few pounds here and there. my goal would be ~145 - 150lbs..
fausto1: i might be mistaken, but are you the one that has the heart monitor watch that lets ya download stats to your pc? if so, are their any that are a bit cheaper than the model you have? i recall it being in the $250+ range for the watch...![]()
oh, and great idea on this thread..![]()
Yep, I'm the geek with the watch.
Anywho. The Polar M series monitors might be more in line with your budget. You can't upload the data, but it does store each workout on the watch itself so you can write down (from Polar's web site) Exercise Date and Time, HR Limits, Time in Zone, Avg. HR, Total calories of exercise, Total calories, and Total exercise time.
The cheapest downloadable I could find was here at $150.
Fausto
