Is it possible that when I started working out, at the same time that I lost fat I gain muscle and so that may be the reason I have maintained the same body weight this whole time, or am I doing something completely wrong?!
I also have been getting stronger and am looking wayyyyyyyy more cut then when I started.
been working out for about 7-8 or 9 months and have maintained the same weight, still at around 152-155.
see the thing is when I started I was one of those guys with a big belly and small chest; I had a lot of fat around my waist, my chest was crap, my arms were so so.
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03-29-2003, 09:02 AM #1Member
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Somewhat confusing question about weight..
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03-29-2003, 09:09 AM #2Registered User
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im not possitive on this but i think i remember my coach or a teacher telling me once that i was turning my fat that i had into muscle and so i wasnt gaining or losing any weight but i went threw the same thing as you are
all maxes raw. (March 9)
height:6"1' weight: 178
Bench: 280
squat: 345
dead lift: 510
clean:225
power lifting total: 1135
April 27th all of my lifts went down
weight: 183
bench:275
squat: didnt max
dead lift: 475
curl: 145
power sports total:895
goals for august
bench: 315
squat:400
dead: 550
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03-29-2003, 09:13 AM #3From what i know muscle and fat are different and i here a lot of people saying they are going to drink loads of beer and get fat then turn it in to muscle. Well good luck to them.Originally posted by Chris C
im not possitive on this but i think i remember my coach or a teacher telling me once that i was turning my fat that i had into muscle and so i wasnt gaining or losing any weight but i went threw the same thing as you are
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