Everything you NEED to Know About Bulking as a Natural

For those trying to maximize muscle growth, your best option is to bulk. But, with all the misconceptions regarding bulking. Here's the truth you NEED to know about bulking, everything you need to know condensed in one video — what bulking actually means, who (and who should not) bulk, as well as HOW to bulk properly depending your goals and level of experience.

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[tyler-path]

Thank you all for those that tuned into the premiere!

@esau Sanchez -- no, you shouldn't bulk if you are skinny fat imho.

[gregprice]

Dude, I think we're all optimistic about your inevitable future bulk.

[xander_raine]

Brothers long form content is so much better than short form. Like holy

[aaroncripe]

My man used the COD WW2 sound track😂😂 much love

[historicbirds]

Tyler, your content is amazingly applicable to someone who currently weights 135 too. I also like the science based approach and form tips. Massively helpful to come across on my instagram feed.

[damianrodriguez]

Bro the COD: WWII theme goes SO hard 😮‍💨

[jerzemmanuel]

Why y'all hating and crying? The advice is 100% correct tho. Still, it's his decision if he wants to bulk or not. Everyone has their own goal. Lifting is not all about body building u kids.

[codydobson]

If I looked like Tyler at 135, I would never want to bulk either. With that being said, measuring your food for a while can help you be able to eyeball your calories better, whether bulking OR cutting.

[mason]

i like food to much i also like moving heavy weight and i don't have self image issues so i chose to bulk and cut down when needed

[leonkennedy]

I use measuring cups to measure out my food instead of a scale and I'm down 13 lbs in 4.5 weeks. If you get a good feel for volume and you round up you can just eyeball calories better than people expect. And guess what I'm going to be 210lbs in 1.5 weeks from 213, I started 4.5 weeks ago at 226lbs. You just need to not cheat yourself.

[rubixcube]

Don't worry about the fat gain u can easily maintain the weight u bulked to and recomp the fat off but it will take a couple of months 2-4 but u will have so much more muscle

[TheMouthEats]

I feel like only gaining 1% weight per month on a clean bulk is a VERY clean bulk. Only +1.5lbs weight gain in a month for a 150 lb lifter is almost nothing. Imagine bulking (clean) for a year and only going from 150 lbs to 168 lbs. I think 2% weight gain per month is a more typical clean bulk target. Just my opinion.

[Gaingraceful]

Need more content like this! Great video brother!

[subashmagar]

Thinking about this and you drop a video .🔥🔥

[SubwayLover]

such a high quality video, props to the editor

[JabarisFitnessChannel]

Loved the video bro!! You're close to 900k subs; only 3k away.

[liamanderson]

I know you dont want to bulk but I am so goddamn curious aa to what would happen😅

[-COD-GOLDGRINDER]

I have been working out consistently for about 2 years and I have gained muscle (I’m pretty skinny and 6’1”), I’ve noticed changes within a month or 2. Also I haven’t done serious dieting or take supplements. (I do eat pretty healthy by default, but still have some less nutritious unhealthy things every once in a while because of GERD.)So I’ve been thinking of bulking, but I don’t want it to go wrong. Also I’m keeping everything all natural.

[j.macmillan]

Most likely, eating more even while exercising will inevitably add some fat.

[MrTom]

Dude you look so familiar to a guy I knew from Thailand. He also took on bodybuilding some time ago. Any chance that you were in the Dominican Republic in 2017/2018??