I'm 34. I lift quite a bit, and if I don't really track my diet and just eat what I consider a normal healthy diet, my body fat % stays around 15%. If I put a significant amount of effort into...
I would argue the exact opposite is true. Hips shooting up indicates weak quads. Hips shooting up turns a squat into a good morning, which is MORE posterior chain, not less.
How do you plan on using the information it gives you? So you buy something that tells you how many steps you took, and what your heart rate was at all points during the day. How is that going to...
This means you are losing muscle mass. Your focus should be on preventing or reversing that trend. Trying to get a 30" waist at 125 lbs is just going to make the muscle loss accelerate, and put you...
You are only doing 8-10 chins total per workout. You are doing 30-40 pushups and 60+ dips per workout. I would try increasing the number of chinup sets so you get more volume in. Instead of doing...
But there is no question they do shift the curve. And the cause for these silly arguments simply has to do with the fact users and non users are talking about different points on the curve.
Squats just look like you are using more weight than you can handle. Your legs aren't strong enough, so you are cutting depth short and leaning forward to use your back. ...
If I recall correctly, Zourdos' conjecture was that lifting is more optimal than HIIT for improving body composition. I never heard him say that HIIT can't build muscle. Maybe he has shared more...
Bioimpedance scales work by measuring the electrical resistance across your body. Fat acts as an insulator (high resistance), the water in your muscle tissue acts as a conductor (low resistance). ...
I'm more inclined to think the problem is related to your routine. At 170lbs body weight, just about anyone should be able to improve on a 120lb x10 bench press, regardless of diet. If you are only...