QUOTE(alien9 @ Jun 18 2012, 12:59 PM)
1. Yes, all exercise train your intended body part but I've read somewhere in bodybuilding.com section about this thing. Tried to search it, maybe I'll post it here if I found it. But the thing is, have you seen a long distance runner? How is their physique? And compared to sprinters, they have good muscular physique because they incorporate weight training into their routine.
2. If you lose fat, you must alter your BMR as fat also contribute to BMR value although not as much as muscle. But then, since you are not doing any specific exercise that increase your muscle mass, you might lose your muscle thus lowering down your BMR value. Even when people who in cutting phase continue with their weight training. Why? It is because to minimize he amount of muscle loss during cutting process.
3. Disregard my advice about GI but you still need to consume carbs before doing exercises. Most people who opted for weight training consume carbs meal 1 hour prior to exercise. I don't because I train fasted.
3 hours per session in the gym or total of 3 hours?
total of 3 hours

Added on June 18, 2012, 10:38 pmQUOTE(kenneth1314 @ Jun 18 2012, 01:11 PM)
sounds confusing. lets summarize out a general way for overweight people like me.
1) no extra sugar, no can drinks, no junk food
2) exercise daily(sprinting or jogging) after work for about 30 mins to 1 hour,another 1 hour of workout in muscle pumping. then only dinner.
3) dinner eat plain oat, lunch normal with less rice and lots of vege, breakfast eat plain breads(4pcs) or 1 egg & 2 plain breads
4) no supper after 8pm.
Is that ok?

anything i miss out?if not i will start from tomorrow onwards

Nooo, dont take plain bread at all. Unhealthy carbs. Try your best to reduce on carbs, really. Worst come to worst wholemeal bread, at least it has grains
This post has been edited by gannicholas: Jun 18 2012, 10:38 PM