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iDk
post Aug 12 2006, 09:19 PM


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maybe 7.3% BF, roughly see only.
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post Aug 13 2006, 09:11 AM


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haha.. same here. Women need to be really low on BF then only can consider lean if compare to men's BF. It is not easy to become women.
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post Aug 13 2006, 11:21 PM


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QUOTE(T+1 @ Aug 13 2006, 08:17 PM)
actually, for those who want to lose weight through exercise, setting ur goal in term of body fat percent is much much better.
this is because when u do exercise, u may build up some muscle mass. however the muscle is much heavier than fat. as a result, u may gain weight although u r losing fat. if u primary goal is to lose weight, this may be discouraging and demotivating.

on contrary, if u set the goal in BF reduction, u will be sure that u come nearer to ur goal...
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are you sure the muscle is heavier than fat? or it is the other way round?

This post has been edited by iDk: Aug 13 2006, 11:21 PM
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post Aug 14 2006, 04:13 PM


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opss.. i tot fat is heavier than muscle biggrin.gif I always got the feeling that fat is heavier than muscle.
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post Aug 14 2006, 10:37 PM


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QUOTE(LYFfan @ Aug 14 2006, 04:36 PM)
Just imagine you're eating some chicken. The lean flesh of the leg is tough. The yellow fatty bits are mushy and soft and squishy.

The weightiness of muscle is in the density of muscle tissue.
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but is there anyway to know how dense is your muscle? Or is there a way to calculate or measure it?

 

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