F45 and a good diet
missdelainie
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Anyone ever heard of f45? With a good diet can it benefit doing the two?? Can you gain muscle from this type of work out???
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Your muscles grow when you use, rest and feed them properly.5
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From a quick check of the f45 website it looks as though it is a general conditioning class.
Your cardio will improve, as will your strength if you haven't done any resistance training in a few years.
You are not likely to actually add much, if any, muscle.
If it appeals to you, do it.
A calorie deficit is what you need to lose weigh. The diet can be good bad, or indifferent, dirty or clean, just aim to fulfill your nutritional goals.
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I gained a significant amount of muscle once from learning to walk again!
It really depends where you are starting from.
But it's not a workout designed for hypertrophy if that's your priority.
The amount of fashionable buzzwords on their website personally irritates me, it's marketing spin. Doesn't of course mean it's a bad workout.
Your diet certainly supports your training but it doesn't drive muscle growth without appropriate exercise stimulus (unless maybe you are coming from a period of starvation!).1 -
Hey, if any of you are doing the F45 Challenge, I created a group for it. If you want to join, search:
F45 Yorkville Challenge - Oct 8 - Dec 2
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