For my winter arc bros...don't do a dirty bulk.

14 Dec 2025 · 0 min
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In this brief fitness monologue, the speaker urges athletes to avoid "dirty bulking," which involves indiscriminately eating high‑calorie junk foods such as cake, cookies, pizza, and burgers to gain weight. He explains that this approach leads to sluggishness, reduced athletic performance, and a disproportionate gain of fat rather than muscle. Instead, he advocates a "clean bulk"—a purposeful increase in caloric intake that supplies the right amounts of protein, carbohydrates, and fats from wholesome, nutrient‑dense sources. The goal is to add lean mass that enhances on‑court or on‑field performance without the drawbacks of excess fat.

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