QUOTE(KoYuKii @ May 4 2012, 08:21 PM)
Noob alert!!
i've successfull drop my weight from 86kg until current i'm 75kg by taking fat burner and of coz diet. but my BMI is <70kg, and body fat is 23%. my gym session is 4-5 times a week. and ive been gym for 8 months.
but i notice that my muscle dun grow that obvious. or wad sud i do? aim for cutting?
You are trying to lose weight. Obviously, you won't be able to increase your muscle mass. Since you are trying to lose the fat, continue with cutting first, prolly reducing your body fat to 15% and start bulking phase. Btw, ditch the BMI index.
QUOTE(synchun @ May 4 2012, 09:09 PM)
Hey guys, I'm going on a 1 week vacation and I was wondering what workouts I can perform in order to maintain my muscle mass without hitting the gym/lifting weights since I do not have the luxury of gym over there. Thanks in advance.
IIMO, take this 1 week vacation as an off week from your gym. This way, you can reduce your physical and mental fatigue build up. Sometimes, a body need a reboot too, not just PC and other devices.
QUOTE(92alvin @ May 4 2012, 10:26 PM)
Hi sifus , today i experienced a bad incident whereby i loss my grip when i deadlifting and eventually ended with the bar smashing on the deadlift rack. im clearly knew that not that im unable to lift such weight.. it just happened to me for the first time. i tried even with gloves or without gloves and wiping dry my sweaty palms.. So, i wonder if there any way to prevent this? Or my technique was wrong?? Or due to other reasons??
You are deadlifting on deadlift rack? Aren't deadlift should start from the floor? These are some advices from my current experience.
1. switch your deadlift grip. It is recommended for you to do double underhand for the first few set and the last set, switch it into underhand + overhand grip.
2. My grip for max effort deadlift (1x5) is underhand + overhand but I always do dynamic deadlift 80% 5x5 on another day with my underhand grip. I named this method as grip explosive deadlift (train my grip, aim for explosiveness).
3. Use strap but I wouldn't recommend it as it will train your grip less. If you are aiming for a PR, then it is ok. But somehow you must train your grip onw way or another.