Women: Interesting article about female bodybuilding
ZoeLifts
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Lately this seems to be the hot topic on the boards about eating more and strength training to get results. A friend passed this article along to me and I thought it was quite good. No, it's not scientific, but anecdotal, but I think everyone else on here that has seen these results would concur that it is possible that the true secret is to build muscle, not starve yourself!
Enjoy! :drinker:
http://www.xojane.com/healthy/lift-weights-to-build-metabolism-eat-whatever-you-want
Enjoy! :drinker:
http://www.xojane.com/healthy/lift-weights-to-build-metabolism-eat-whatever-you-want
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nice read - thanks
Shes also short at 5'2" , if anyone cares. And was eating 2000 cals a day, when lifting Olympic style. (an not bulky)0 -
Awesome and yup..lift like a man...eat like one too.0
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Nice article, thanks.0
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Nice article. I think powerlifters are awesome. I also love to eat!! I look better with every additional calorie I add to my body!0
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Bump for later, thanks! :flowerforyou:0
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bumping for later as well ;>0
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thanks for sharing!0
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bump for later, thanks0
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Thanks for sharing! And I think she is spot on.0
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Fantastic. So much win. :drinker:0
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Love this!!0
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Oh my Gah....she is my new hero! I love lifting heavy and eating more food. I have a lot of fat to lose still so Iam lifting while I lose to help retain my 148 pounds of lean body mass. I hope I can deadlift 200 soon too...I am so close!0
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"It's just this: Pick up heavy ****."
I died laughing
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really awesome article! I have been lifting heavy for 2 months now and have had seriously amazing results! I have lost 7 lbs and have dropped two whole clothing sizes. I am NOT at my lowest weight but I am the tinyset I've ever been as an adult
I eat 2000-2500 calories a day
thanks for sharing...this is the truth!0 -
Good article!!0
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nice article! Can't wait until I can drop weight like that. Been lifting for 5 weeks now, eating way more with no gain, but still waiting for the losses!!0
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LOVE IT!!0
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Bump.0
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nice article0
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will read later
I lift things up and put them down!0 -
throughly enjoyed this article. personally struggling with staying at a calorie deficit or just lifting and doing some cardio while eating 1800 to 2000 calories per day. I am still "technically" about 9-10 pounds overweight for my height, but I am relatively muscular so I might be at the proper weight for my body....0
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Yea! Eat and lift heavy things!0
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I lift things up and put them down!
Cracks me up, my 6 year old son says that all the time now that he has seen the Planet Fitness commercial!0 -
bump for later0
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this is the most aWESOMEST THING EVER!!!!0
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Excellent article!!!
I wish I could have shown this to the PT from hell at my Planet Fitness that told me yesterday I'm too overweight to be lifting free weights, I should be doing crunches and other odd things on a swiss ball in the 2x3 foot space of the gym not dedicated to the cardio-a-haulics. She didn't even want me walking through the "boys department" to get the 10 lb barbie bells she wanted me to use in place of a barbell for deadlifts. *sigh*0 -
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BUMP FOR LATER...0
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Awesome and yup..lift like a man...eat like one too.
Words to live by!0
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