Useful_Idiot Damn you Thatcher, damn you tory bitch! Rep: 7
I’ve been doing some working out with a dart board, and after I have, my arm feels funny, when I bend it right back. My friend said that’s what happens when muscle starts building, Is this true?
.R.E.A.L.I.T.Y. wrote:
MM would u happen to know if u intake the shake before working out. Or after working out?
i might be a late answer here but yeah, you want the calories before, then working it out, your body will use those calories and build on some muscle with it.
When im lifting weights, sience i don’t eat that much, im usually eating cheese balls beforehand. lol.
Well, i have been doing research and read a couple books that my friend has and gaining muscle or losing fat isn’t that hard.
I mean, if you eat 1500 calories a day then your body will adjust to burning aprox. that much per day just at resting.
if you have even a 15 pound weight, you can gain aprox. 1/8 pound of muscle a day, which is what i have been doing for the past 3 weeks and it has shown some result.
how much you weigh is no measure of how athletic you are, it just shows your body mass and nothing more. I know myself that i am not (super) fat, but im overweight. That is because i have alot of muscle mass on my body. I weigh 186 (lost 20 pounds last 2 months lol) but im not really that fat, but i am stronger then 90% of the kids at my school.
If you are trying to gain muscle, don’t be discouraged if in the next 3 weeks you weigh 5 pounds more, you have probably gained alot of muscle.
Sience this is a topic about muscle and not weight loss, i can’t really post alot of stuff about what i have learned in this topic/area.
Mariomaniac wrote:
Well, i have been doing research and read a couple books that my friend has and gaining muscle or losing fat isn’t that hard.
I mean, if you eat 1500 calories a day then your body will adjust to burning aprox. that much per day just at resting.
if you have even a 15 pound weight, you can gain aprox. 1/8 pound of muscle a day, which is what i have been doing for the past 3 weeks and it has shown some result.
how much you weigh is no measure of how athletic you are, it just shows your body mass and nothing more. I know myself that i am not (super) fat, but im overweight. That is because i have alot of muscle mass on my body. I weigh 186 (lost 20 pounds last 2 months lol) but im not really that fat, but i am stronger then 90% of the kids at my school.
If you are trying to gain muscle, don’t be discouraged if in the next 3 weeks you weigh 5 pounds more, you have probably gained alot of muscle.
Sience this is a topic about muscle and not weight loss, i can’t really post alot of stuff about what i have learned in this topic/area.
Xtrm Liability wrote:
Yes but load up on good carbs before you work out (Like fruits, fruit juices, etc.) for energy then take the protein after workout.