My ALMOST 18 year old cousin's goal

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Up here, money is not hard to come by. He works a part time job, making 21 dollars an hour. he has a full scholarship to a good university when he finishes grade 12 next year. very smart kid.

So, he is planning on going to school, as far as i know.. as many posters asked.
and he has the money to afford anything he wants.

His supplements include whey, creatine, glutamine, Dessicated beef liver (he takes a shitload of these i think), good multivitamin, vit c, along with EFAs, glucosamine/msm, among other vitamins.

he takes in roughly 4200 calories a day, 400 grams of protein, and i dont know of his carb and fat intake. he just eats what he eats that day. ALL CLEAN. he just goes for a lot of calories/protein, and a lot of carbs on training days.

 

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Up here, money is not hard to come by. He works a part time job, making 21 dollars an hour. he has a full scholarship to a good university when he finishes grade 12 next year. very smart kid.

So, he is planning on going to school, as far as i know.. as many posters asked.
and he has the money to afford anything he wants.

His supplements include whey, creatine, glutamine, Dessicated beef liver (he takes a shitload of these i think), good multivitamin, vit c, along with EFAs, glucosamine/msm, among other vitamins.

he takes in roughly 4200 calories a day, 400 grams of protein, and i dont know of his carb and fat intake. he just eats what he eats that day. ALL CLEAN. he just goes for a lot of calories/protein, and a lot of carbs on training days.

I like the suggestion of posting some pictures and having some pro's take a look at them, then have him read the results of what they say. If they are tough on him and say they don't think he has the right "look", then fine at least it is reality and he can move on and redirect his career goals. Coming from some pro's takes the pressure off of you. If he has some potential, then great they can give him advise.