Advantages/Disadvantages of being a HardGainer
So you’ve analyzed your body type, and figured out that you are in fact, a HardGainer. You might be sad and upset right now, but don’t be. The advantages of being a HardGainer far outweigh the disadvantages. Still not sold on the concept? Take a look at this:
Advantages:
- High Metabolism
- High Energy
- Tendency to shed fat once gained
- Tendency to hold on to muscle gained
- Long limbs
Disadvantages:
- Hard to gain mass initially
Not looking to bad now is it?
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