Exercise

Not any more than any other caloric food.

Depending on the level of soreness, it is okay to continue playing. General muscle aches are common in sports and the best way to get rid of them is to continue the activity. Be careful that it is just soreness and not an actual injury though. When in doubt, consult a trainer or medical professional.

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40pounds

You wont gain any muscle if you don't work out... you can gain some weight, most of it will be fat probably if you will gain anything at all.. Gym is best option, don't waste money on supplements if you don't work out...

A good amount of protein after a work about is about 20 grams of protein, which is best in a shake. Your muscles need protein and amino acid and other suppliments to repair your muscles from damage.

That certainly is possible. However, the shoulder pads that football players wear are made to come down over the upper part of the chest. So a player could possibly have the wind knocked out of him by a hit to the upper chest but that would be more common with a hit to the lower ribs or midsection where there is no padding. Click on the 'Football Player's Padding' link on this page to see a picture of how a player looks with all of his padding on.

120 pounds

Pump it up

200 pounds or less 160 Older people don't eat as much you may be skinny like 150. My B.M.I. your body mass index....ooooo also borrow one from a family or friend then buy one about89.00 I'm not a doctor so ask your doctor

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Possibly not, but whether it is or not depends on how intensively and how long you exercise each day.

yes it is!

Really, you don't.

That'd only happen if the clingfilm would somehow change your eating and/or exercise habits.

60 kg

You would have to do a sport that burns a large amount of energy at a small time because Gatorade contains lots of sugars and salts that substitutes energy, and so they are not recommended to consume over a large amount of time. They give you a huge energy supply that needs to be burnt off otherwise it is harmful to your health.

Get a special padometer

Any physique goal can not be obtained overnight.

Based on a persons fitness levels, one can attain a strong body in a matter of 3-6 months. But from then on it is a continuous process where the person gets stronger and stronger...

You need to restore the essential nutrients you (hopefully) put in your body before and at school over the course of the day. The human body needs at least 64 oz of water to be "hydrated" as most doctors will tell you, and 4 - 16 oz water bottles should do the trick. A banana is also recommended at lunch or sometime during the day. After the meet you need plenty of raw protein and hydration. Peanut butter and fruit is the best small type food to eat. I prefer a glass of milk and a few spoons of peanut butter, and maybe some grilled chicken and green beans for dinner.

You've just detailed the best season for work out! (I'm assuming winter, obviously more tendency to rain during this particular season.. at least in CA, where I'm from...) Anyways, to the point! There's going to be absolutely no side effects if you're working in a controlled environment.. that is, indoors. In fact, if there were to be any side kicks they most likely would be beneficial- you'll be more compelled to hit the gym because it's cold and cool outside- would you be more inclined to hit the gym during the humid slathering of summer heat or coolness of a calm winter? I'll take the winter season anyday. As far as practicing in the rain, it's most definitely doable- when running, make sure you're firmly grounded on an all weather track. Not only with this ensure the quality of your workout, it'll cement the safety of your body. Regardless of meterology, the weather should never be an indicator of whether to work out or not. Work out because it's good for you- if you're resorting to letting nature depict your work out status, you aren't fully committed by any means... and maybe, don't have that great of ambitions to exercise in the first place, so make sure you review WHY you are doing what you are and what it is going to accomplish for you. Good luck, smile.

no, it makes you retain water though.

A shin splint is just basically minor pain in your shins while a stress facture is when the shin bone is actaully damaged and it will try to heal its self but as it does so it may cause "bumps" on your shin bone. Stess factures are much more painful as well.