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  • If you are doing a very heavy and very intense session for an extended period of time, maybe you can burn 500 calories. I would also argue that a good hour long session will burn more than 100 - 150 calories. There are quite a few variables that make it hard to say you will burn X amount. How heavy did you lift? How much…
  • Statistics show that you are more likely to achieve your goal with a trainer or partner. How much they can help is usually dependent upon a few qualifications. 1.) How well you do in the kitchen. 80% of the fight is with what you eat not your exercise. 2.) How devoted you are to the goal at hand. 3.) The trainer. IMHO, if…
  • Take it slow and be patient. Rather than using some calculator to tell you how many cals you need. Add 200 calories for a week or two and watch results. If things do not change bump up a bit more. Don't be in a hurry to add mass, go slow and keep the fat off. Oh, congrats on reaching your goal. Keep up the great work.
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