QUOTE(adix4 @ Jul 14 2012, 04:00 PM)
Hey guys, so i decide to do
strength training this Ramadhan
I'm not going to cut off or tukar routine, just going to train at night, but reduce my frequency to 4x a day at night, keeping all the volume and intensity the same
Sahur i'm going to eat like crazy, so as at night, but i will expect some weight loss
any advice on keeping my strength gains? berbuka ayam seekor Lol?
Of course you need to train your strength, especially deadlift remember?
Going for strength training would be very tiresome and if you do it before break fast, how to you plan to stay hydrated? From my experience, I would consume the most fluid during workout whenever I go for strength training.
QUOTE(Decky @ Jul 15 2012, 01:16 PM)
Hello again.
Should I be active in sports when I start working out to gain mass as a skinny underweight person?
I recently went for futsal one day after my workout (stronglifts) and after that my legs were really tired and sore. It was slightly sore till my next workout session so I decided against going for fear of injuring myself (correct thing to do?)
What happens if I miss one session? Do I have to deload the next session?
Thanks
For your first question:
By doing more exercises such as weightlifting on daytime and futsal on night time, you will increase your calorie maintenance level. According to Harris-Benedict Equation;
>If you are moderatetely active (moderate exercise/sports 3-5 days/week) : Calorie-Calculation = BMR x 1.55
>If you are very active (hard exercise/sports 6-7 days a week) : Calorie-Calculation = BMR x 1.725
If your totalled exercises for a week is 6-7, you need extra calorie just to hit your calorie maintenance which mean you need to eat a lot more to become bigger. If it is not a problem for you, then it is ok but I doubt that because eating lots of food is a
problem for most skinny people.
For your second and third questions:
The answer would be nothing. You just need to continue where you left it. Let say you miss workout A, do the same workout for the next session. But, I'm suggesting you to ease down on the futsal because you need to give your muscles a rest because it needs them to recover. If you ain't giving them sufficient time, you will put lots of stress on your muscle and that would call overtraining.