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2 Jan 2012, 16:03
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I've got a lil question, someone once told me that you won't gain muscles if you also do cardio-trainings. Is it true?
Now here's the thing, I've been neglecting my abs & legs alot lately, so I wanna start cycling and running again on wednesday and saturday/sunday, but I heard from someone that it will reverse the musclebuild, i.e. I will be burning muscles aswell along with the fat. But I wanna get my 6pack again too so, I dunno
any experts here?
currently taking this protein shake too after every workout
your schedule would be helpful too, currently re-organising abit
thanks in advance
I've got a lil question, someone once told me that you won't gain muscles if you also do cardio-trainings. Is it true?
Now here's the thing, I've been neglecting my abs & legs alot lately, so I wanna start cycling and running again on wednesday and saturday/sunday, but I heard from someone that it will reverse the musclebuild, i.e. I will be burning muscles aswell along with the fat. But I wanna get my 6pack again too so, I dunno
any experts here?
currently taking this protein shake too after every workout
your schedule would be helpful too, currently re-organising abit
thanks in advance
1, 10 mile cycle a week.
plus various weights and sit-ups (I'm not one to get massive, nor do I want to be)
Impact Whey Protein + 5ml of Creatine Monohydrate shake before and after.
After 3 months, it's starting to work!
Start squatting and deadlifting.
I know the position curve blablabla, but I bet it still kills your underback
situps and running/cycling will do aswell
Running and cycling won't really help your legs in catching up to your upper body if you don't train your legs in any other way. Only way would be running or cycling about 5 times a week, which in turn negates muscle growth because you won't have time to recover.
Also, squatting and deadlifting would increase your production of testosterone, which adds to overall muscle growth and helps burn more fat.
Ideal would be gym 3 or 4 times a week with about 30mins of cardio as warm-up and up to two days of just cardio, so you would have at least one full day of rest.
As for learning proper form, it will take quite a lot of time and dedication (also, having someone who knows about these things helping you is fairly essential). It took me about 4 months of concentrating solely on squat and deadlift form to get it right, and I'm constantly having to improve it because of having flat feet and shit knees.
And lastly, don't forget stretching.
SQUATS AND OATS SIR, SQUATS AND OATS.
Calorie surplus -> Gaining weight
Calorie deficit -> Losing weight
Now considering your goal of gaining muscle you should possibly eat at a calorie surplus. In the end you will gain weight of which is some part muscle and most likely also some part fat. That said, only if you lift heavy and properly and hit your macros.
If you start with cardio now and you still want to gain weight, you simply need to eat more. So if you run for 30-40 mins and burn 500-600 kcal that way, you need to eat those burned calories.
For some people it's hard to eat those extra calories, while others actually do cardio to be allowed to eat more again. Your choice! :-D
There might be some minor side effects of doing cardio, both positive and negative. However I doubt that it matters for the average guy that wants to build some muscle.
Oh, and doing cardio won't help you with any serious muscle gains in your legs. So start training them!
Edit: Off to run my daily 5k :-<
but I don't want it to affect my musclebuild
However talking from self experience, it does work, but is extremely sloooooooow compared to the regular bulk and cut routine.
Zerender has GREAT success with intermittent fasting, both losing weight and gaining great amount of muscles. http://www.leangains.com/ for more information on that matter.
No. Ofcourse your gains will be faster if you don't do cardio. I've done HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) cardio for about a month, 5 days a week. This is the best to loose fat fast and this had the best result for me, but this will drain the living fuck out of you physically and mentally.
Haven't done cardio for a few months now and my gains went skyrocketing, also alot more energy left. My bodyfat is stable and still gaining hard, so currently not seeing any positive side for myself to do cardio... ever D: But that's different for everyone. I went from someone who can gain fat from pretty much everything to someone who can eat everything they want and not get any fat. Didn't go to the gym for 2 weeks with lots of alcohol + god knows what, lost 1kg >_> and no, it's not muscle D:
oh, if you think running + biking is training your legs, you are wrong, Go train with weights untill you can't walk anymore :) Neglecting your legs is the worst you can do, I did the same before :)
abs = low bodyfat
less calories = lowering bodyfat
It's not rocket science ;d
96kg
g5
- what do you think to achieve by becoming blown-up like a Michelin-puppet?
- is it your dream to become a bouncer in a club or lift barrels for a living?
- do you feel the urge to be strong enough to beat up lots of people? if yes, why?
- do you believe a sixpack and upper arms as big as a boar are the key to happiness?
- are you attracted to superficial/brainless women?
Taking protein powder makes you a bodybuilding freak? Wow, ok.
Like I said there is a difference between professional bodybuilding and bodybuilding/fitness as a hobby.
Especially because they aren't even close to a Schwarzenegger that sounds pretty ridiculous to me. It's a bit like a hobby cyclist with a beerbelly who buys a supersonic race bike of 7 kg instead of a normal one of 9 kg. Why bother with the advanced stuff if you haven't even covered the basics?
Aan proteine nemen is niets aan, het zit in vlees. Ik pomp mezelf ook niet vol met allemaal chemische shit
i.e Polish ski jumper adam malysz who is very slim was able to squeeze with his legs more than some true bodybuilder from austria. Małyszs weight was about 60-65kg, and he squeezed with his legs 240kg with 2ppl standing on the load so i assume it was smth about 380kg.
Anyway bodybuilding sucks ass, most of famous bodybuilders died early because of heart problems caused by these conditioners
Bodybuilding can't be a hobby? Playing ET is a hobby, you won't have any profit from that either right? So why would you do it? Because it is something that you consider is fun to do. If people enjoy 'bodybuilding'/fitness then not why let them? Seriously xD
Als je merkt dat je zienderogen spiermassa verliest, weet je dat je te weinig eet. Dat laatste zal echter niet zo heel snel het geval zijn, tenzij je regelmatig met een sterk hongergevoel rondloopt. Overdrijf het verder niet met de poedertjes/eiwitpreparaten. Genoeg zuivelproducten en regelmatig een stukje mager vlees of kip, daar kom je ook een heel eind mee.
Gave up on them after half an hour :-(
god damn :D you made me laugh
Only got me even more skinnier somehow though ;D
Going to the gym and looking after your condition is a good thing imo.
And train your legs with weights please, not with cardio.
Cardio = endurance
Weights = Musclegain/strength
Best is to keep your interval trainings highly intensive and under the 30min mark :)
Might not seem like much, but if you do a HIIT correctly, you'll prolly be exhausted afterwards :p
anyways hope this page will help u alot!
http://www.bodybuilding.com/guides/male-20to39-fat-loss/training