Hookabelly
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Thanks dude. Will try this… I'm going to try and cut down on oil tho. But that will likely affect crispness
Ching, you're driving me crazy: your recipe just called for it….(and you're telling me pop isn't soda, it's coke) torture. torture I say.I dont use oil
muscle weights more than fat,I think I just died on the hill outside my house…. 1 hour bike (around 12-17 mi) then 80 min aerobic dance class. (She had to do all quad stuff on the weights today). My legs are jelly man. And now I've got to weed/dig the garden. I'm never going to make it. LOL. So I'll go slow.
Question: I've only been weight training for the past 3 weeks (about 3-5 X a week) in addition to still running, dance etc. Why has the scale gone UP 5 pounds? Could I have built muscle that fast? Five pounds worth? (I'm 5' 8" and weigh 120, well now 125) would that be a proper ratio of muscle gain? I don't wanna get all girly but I don't SEE any difference (definition or muslce wise) so why's the scale hating on me? (not eating any more cals than normal… I track that too)
Yes! then I can find it easier!hey gang i talke dto admin today and hes putting up a health and well-being forum for us!
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do ya'll mind if i make this the first thread there and move it?
Yes, No change… except one: the bust measurement has gotten just an inch and a half bigger..LOL. I haven't been doing lats or pec exercises exclusively WTF? other than that, no..muscle weights more than fat,
alot of girls i know who weight train say neverlook at the scale go by your measurements.
have you been measuring your body?
personal question but are you two weeks within your lady time?Yes, No change… except one: the bust measurement has gotten just an inch and a half bigger..LOL. I haven't been doing lats or pec exercises exclusively WTF? other than that, no..
Ha! around there yes, but the boob thing has been going on for a month! The only thing I've changed is my work out…. I know muscle weighs more than fat, but boobs aren't muscle. What's with the 5 pounds??? (It ain't lb jugs either. No matter how hard I wish THAT were true.)personal question but are you two weeks within your lady time?
no i think youre most liekly retaining water or other storage along with a bit of muscle gain but thats just opinion..Ha! around there yes, but the boob thing has been going on for a month! The only thing I've changed is my work out…. I know muscle weighs more than fat, but boobs aren't muscle. What's with the 5 pounds??? (It ain't lb jugs either. No matter how hard I wish THAT were true.)
You think I've gained 5 pounds of muscle that fast? i'm skeptical.
Scales can be misleading, especially considering the acceleration due to gravity is geographically dependent.Question: I've only been weight training for the past 3 weeks (about 3-5 X a week) in addition to still running, dance etc. Why has the scale gone UP 5 pounds? Could I have built muscle that fast? Five pounds worth? (I'm 5' 8" and weigh 120, well now 125) would that be a proper ratio of muscle gain? I don't wanna get all girly but I don't SEE any difference (definition or muslce wise) so why's the scale hating on me? (not eating any more cals than normal… I track that too)
That can't be a gut. with those proportions, it's just a pot. forget about it.I need to get on the wagon. Not that I'm really a fat bastard at 6'1" and 160, but damn, years of bad diet and meds and drinking too much beer has left me with a gut. I look like I'm in the early stages of pregnancy, it's sad.
WTF?? so the water spills all over the floor? I don't get thisScales can be misleading, especially considering the acceleration due to gravity is geographically dependent.
The better way to judge what your body is doing is to submerge yourself in a bath tub of water, so the level is to the brim.
Then get out, and calculate the volume of air that remains.
Archimedes FTW!
No no...WTF?? so the water spills all over the floor? I don't get this
I recently saw a thread where someone calculated the specific density of a ball of hash.No no...
get in the tub, then top up the water.
Then you get out, and measure the volume of "air" leftover. It's a somewhat laborious method, but if you want to know what the scale is really telling you, then you need volumetric information, too.