DVINNY
2-time 10K winner
I'm with ya. and for some reason I find comfort in their dis-comfort.
Is that so wrong?
Is that so wrong?
I do lunges and go balls out on the exercise bike, so I have very little body fat and lots of muscle tone on my legs. But since I lost all of the weight, my upper body looks like a deflated balloon. It's getting better after 5 weeks of lifting, but just wondered if there is anything I could be doing better.Yes, but do squats.
Seriously, even if you don't do squats, always train the legs. They are a huge body part, and training big body parts will cause your body to release natural growth hormone, and everything else will grow, bodyfat will drop, etc. etc.
Hmmm...that seems counterproductive. I just want muscle tone, not to get huge (I just lost the weight, I don't want it back...even if it is in muscle form instead of fat). Is there any good sources of protein and nitrogen that doesn't have a lot of calories?As long as you are lifting, then you are breaking down the tissue to be rebuilt. After that, to rebuild you need calories, and nitrogen. The positive Nitrogen balance will come from Amino Acids which is broken down protein, so eat 25 grams of protein every 3 hours, and you'll grow. It's as easy as that.
Now eating 25 grams of protein every 3 hours is not the easy part, yet it is.
Tummy tuck? Effed if I know, but lots of crunches seems to be helping without adding bulk.And if you're body looks like a deflated balloon, how do you propose to fix it without gaining anything?
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