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How to Gain Weight

Dec 27, 2010   //   by Paul Tran   //   Blog  //  1 Comment

This is a video about how to gain weight the right way. Lots of people have been asking and we thought we would make a video about how to gain weight properly! Please note that everything is in moderation, please be careful about how you consume more calories and consult a dietitian. This video was created by Paul Tran, PharmD Candidate 2012, and Dennis Tran.

Calorie Calculator for Men:
http://nutrition.about.com/library/bl_nutrition_guide_men.htm

Calorie Calculator for Women:
http://nutrition.about.com/library/bl_nutrition_guide.htm

Calorie Count Community:
http://caloriecount.about.com/

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How to do Diamond Pushups

Oct 29, 2010   //   by Paul Tran   //   Blog  //  No Comments

Want to increase those triceps? This is a great home exercise to do to increase the size of your arm. Try it and leave a comment below!

Level: Intermediate
Muscles: Pectoralis, Triceps
Equipment: None

Instructions:

Step 1: Position yourself on the ground as if you were doing a regular pushup. Instead of having your hands slightly wider than shoulder width apart, you want to bring both your hands together towards the center of your chest. Now try to form the shape of a diamond with both your index fingers and thumbs connecting from each hand. You want to also maintain a straight and rigid torso.

Step 2: Now all you have to do is lower your chest towards to ground slowly and push back up off the ground and repeat. You can make this exercise harder by elevating your feet with a bench or chair.

Safety Tips:
This exercise is stressful on the wrists. If you have bad wrists we recommend that you skip this exercise all together to avoid injury.

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Disclaimer
We are not responsible for any injuries or accidents that may occur from people emulating what is seen in this video. Please take responsibility and care by only exercising to your specific limits.

How to Gain Weight?

Aug 31, 2010   //   by Paul Tran   //   Blog  //  No Comments

WOW Wow Wow… This video is has surprised us with its well received popularity in the past year. Paul Tran and Dennis Tran created this video upon a request by a YouTube user and it became quite a hit with over 40k views in one year! The video basically covers some tips and advice to gaining weight for individuals who are considered under weight. It covers diet, exercise, and complications of being underweight. Thank you again for all the support!

Paul Tran, BS
UWSOP, PharmD Candidate 2012
Youth Health Alliance, 501C3
Co-Founder/Vice President