eatingwelsh wrote:
You should only gain if it's right for you. Don't do it purely on other advice.
You should only gain if it's right for you. Don't do it purely on other advice.
I agree with him on this.
For the record though, I am about 370 now and have been gaining on purpose since I was in the 280-290 range. I have no problem whatsoever. I mean, I can't go out and jog 7 miles, but as far as day to day life goes there is no problem.
I do live an active lifestyle however. I am on my feet for 4-6 hours a day at work, I work in the yard on the weekends and go out and fly Sunday at the least, sometimes both days. If you have a pure desk job, go home and sit all night, and then lock yourself in the house all weekend playing video games or watching TV I expect you could have some issues doing even the most rudimentary tasks.
You do what feels right. As you gain, you will notice changes - it's not like you will wake up tomorrow at 300 lbs. If something does not feel right than stop!
Best of luck.
12 years