if you have the proper diet you won't have to worry about wasting muscle when you sleep... you should have enough glycogen stores to sleep on from during the day. Just because you don't eat right...
you're welcome. 4 times a week will bring results, you should definately be seeing progress within a month. Just be sure you're not going too long and too hard.
well, doing cardio immediately after lifting weights tends to increase EPOC (Excess Post-exercise Oxygen Consumption), but if you're doing cardio for a steady 30 minutes the EPOC probably won't be...
that would be the only thing i could think of. i would just use the stair master for shaping up your quads and glutes though, maybe just stick to runnin/jogging, recumbant or upright bike... that...
sounds like a pretty negative close minded view on dieting.. not very motivating and who gives a **** about what this guy thinks? It all comes down to personal experience and trial and error. As...
sounds like a pretty negative close minded view on dieting.. not very motivating and who gives a **** about what this guy thinks? It all comes down to personal experience and trial and error. As...
you need to take it like it says to it has to build up in your system, if this weren't true people could take it once and feel the full effect. This is why you need to take it for 3 weeks straight...
usually if it seems too good to be true, it is.. i was just looking at a website that garunteed UP TO A 1/2 INCH. (so that technically means they garuntee NO MORE than 1/2 inch, so anything less is...
yeah, protein synthesis is what it is, but i'm talking about when you said that HST was based on the fact that muscles are fully recovered within a 48 hr period, and i was coming from the standpoint...
If you were to take a survey from powerlifters on what their rep range is, the majority would say under 7 reps with exception of training assisting muscles which varies widely from 6-12. really, i...
i'm still a little hazzy on the actual scientific fact part. i read the link you gave me... this all sounds good in theory (and i hate when people say that to me) but as far as actual studies go,...
and how true that is... i'm afraid that despite todays advancing technology, they leave us empty handed when it comes to decyphering a tone of voice on the internet.