QUOTE(Syd G @ Jul 31 2007, 01:11 PM)
I second this, unless you're averaging these measurements out to account for water weight.Greg's Get-Big Journal (HST), 2nd attempt at getting BIG
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Jul 31 2007, 07:18 PM
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QUOTE(King83 @ Jul 31 2007, 08:23 PM) It's not water weight... i can drop another 0.5kg if i wanted to (20 mins cardio) That is way unhealthy, dude.Some people prefer weighing every 1 week, i like to do it everyday... i monitor my progress closely, anything goes wrong, i know i need to change my diet asap. besides, seeing me drop 0.5kg after every cardio session is priceless weiii (altho it's water weight), but that's what motivates me.... every dam cardio session is dang important. Never skip it. i've been monitoring my weight for awhile now... i understand the pattern more of less. I gain about 1.5kg after a meal (during bulk) and 0.7kg(during cutting). Though the sudden increase after makaning, it usually returns to normal weight after 2 hours. And i am usually 0.7 to 1kg lighter early in the morning. I guess if you understand urself and how ur body works, it won't lead to frustrations. |
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