Opinions and input please
krystal_black
Posts: 86
Hi everyone,
I am not seeing a huge difference in the scale but i am in measurements. I thought I would focus more on strength then and toning. Any tips to do this and still potentially see a "healthy" weight?
I am not seeing a huge difference in the scale but i am in measurements. I thought I would focus more on strength then and toning. Any tips to do this and still potentially see a "healthy" weight?
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This is because you are burning fat and gaining muscle, so you are still adding mass, just the good kind. You won't see a huge difference in weight at first in this case. Don't get discouraged. Personally, I don't think it's about the scale, I think it's about how you look and feel. Great job losing the inches!!!0
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Thats a good sign.
Its possibly because you have gained lean muscle mass which is denser.0 -
I have been told though if eating at a deficit you can not gain lean muscle0
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how are your clothes fitting? i can always tell how i am doing by how my clothes fit.0
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ive had to buy new jeans again lol down about 4 sizes.0
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I have been told though if eating at a deficit you can not gain lean muscle
If you have a fair bit of weight to lose, and haven't done lifting before, you can make some gains initially.0
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