Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: So, I was washing bottles, and I had an epiphany.
Originally posted by DustyI have been working out off and on for the last month and a half. I didnt think I looked any different, but then I noticed my pants are all looser, and I can see the veins under my arms, like my biceps, and on my shoudlers. I think the trainer I am working with isnt hearing me when I tell him I dont wanna bulk up.
Actually, hell yes. I'm feelin' those suckers kick in, brother.Like, honestly. I feel confident in my physique.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I have been working out off and on for the last month and a half. I didnt think I looked any different, but then I noticed my pants are all looser, and I can see the veins under my arms, like my biceps, and on my shoudlers. I think the trainer I am working with isnt hearing me when I tell him I dont wanna bulk up.
Originally posted by Rogue Jedi
I know, thats why I have changed my diet, and am using one of those total resistance machines. I am only looking to tone up.
A method that works for me, as far as working out without bulking up, is using small wieghts, but lifting them contstantly. Tones, more than builds.
Originally posted by Dusty
A method that works for me, as far as working out without bulking up, is using small wieghts, but lifting them contstantly. Tones, more than builds.
And working in more than one field. Personal experience dictates that if the body is given the same diet, but has a wider area to spread the nutrients for repair, it is more likely to repair and alter a little (to promote better resistance) then to spend it on repairing and adding more on that would tear just as easily as before.
Originally posted by AOR
And working in more than one field. Personal experience dictates that if the body is given the same diet, but has a wider area to spread the nutrients for repair, it is more likely to repair and alter a little (to promote better resistance) then to spend it on repairing and adding more on that would tear just as easily as before.
Oh, word.