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Started by Popeye the Sailor, November 09, 2008, 09:55:17 AM

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DesmoLu

Quote from: Ducatista on November 11, 2008, 03:46:23 PM
When I started toward the end of August, I could barely do 2 pull ups on the big assistance band.  In today's WOD, I did a total of 90 (plus the 10 in the warm up).  Not much body composition change, but I'm working on it.

Hi Em!
First of all - you r one buff badass chica. Second of all, regarding the body composition change, here is some encouragement:
I put on about 20 extra pounds last year due to a horrible job, etc and when I started working hard on taking it off, I weight trained and worked out like *crazy* for two months, gaining tons of physical strength and getting in great shape but the fat just wouldn't go away - then all of a sudden, after about 2.5 months it just magically melted away *really* fast (all 20 lbs gone two months later).
That was about 7 months ago or so and so far I've been able to maintain it by working out 2-4 times a week pretty hardcore and eating whatever I want (I mean this literally and not in "girlie speak" - my bf can attest to it). I'm not sure why it works that way with weight training for women, but there seems to be a delay between the muscle building phase and the fat burning phase.
Hope that helps!

CapnCrunch

Quote from: DesmoLu on November 11, 2008, 10:49:57 PM
Hi Em!
First of all - you r one buff badass chica. Second of all, regarding the body composition change, here is some encouragement:
I put on about 20 extra pounds last year due to a horrible job, etc and when I started working hard on taking it off, I weight trained and worked out like *crazy* for two months, gaining tons of physical strength and getting in great shape but the fat just wouldn't go away - then all of a sudden, after about 2.5 months it just magically melted away *really* fast (all 20 lbs gone two months later).
That was about 7 months ago or so and so far I've been able to maintain it by working out 2-4 times a week pretty hardcore and eating whatever I want (I mean this literally and not in "girlie speak" - my bf can attest to it). I'm not sure why it works that way with weight training for women, but there seems to be a delay between the muscle building phase and the fat burning phase.
Hope that helps!

what she said [thumbsup]

you initially replace fat with muscle. no/little weight loss, but if you tracked body fat % it goes down.

More muscle means that your body burns more calories just maintaining that muscle you have trained your body into beliving it needs.

it's like leaving an extra light on in your house all the time. the energy bill goes up.

If you need to track something, take pictures. Weight is a gross oversimplification of progress

TiNi

that is some helpful info...

i've been experiencing the same issue with strength gain but no change in my body composition or the scale.
it's weird that i can feel my muscles getting stronger, i just can't see certain one's yet  :-\

i go to the gym 3-4 times a week, and eat pretty healthy meals, it's those dang snacks in between >:(

i need to be buff by or before the end of june for our wedding  ;D

Mother

Quote from: wbeck257 on November 11, 2008, 06:25:53 PM
Nah -- been really dry out, pretty sure it was just a bloody nose.

or just TB, nothing to worry about...



Quote from: JBubble on November 09, 2008, 05:52:14 PM
The SO might get in on this as well but he'd have to give up gas station food.

So what your saying is

Cup-o-noodles, dorito's, a pepperoni stick and a Monster isn't a nutritious dinner?


wbeck257

Quote from: Mother on November 12, 2008, 05:36:52 AM
or just TB, nothing to worry about...

Still kickin` today... I guess we will find out.  ;D

I'm really bad about doctors. I just don't like them.
Sit in a room for all that time, spends two minutes with you, writes down some antibiotics and is gone.
"Probably nothing wrong with you, but take these..."
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Mother

Quote from: JBubble on November 12, 2008, 05:41:53 AM
Yeah.....not really. You want that food or some good homemade stuff that I would make you?



Answer carefully....


;)

You would make me cup-o-noodles?

Ducatista

Jess!  Mother!  Get a room!  Or else I'll have to drag Stillie in here and we'll just make EVERYONE puke!
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eltristo

Quote from: Ducatista on November 12, 2008, 08:55:37 AM
Jess!  Mother!  Get a room!  Or else I'll have to drag Stillie in here and we'll just make EVERYONE puke!

My sentiments exactly 'tista.  Of course, if everyone pukes, everyone loses a couple pounds, right?  [evil]
"Health!   The open sesame to the sucker's purse."

Ducatista

Quote from: elTristo on November 12, 2008, 09:10:32 AM
My sentiments exactly 'tista.  Of course, if everyone pukes, everyone loses a couple pounds, right?  [evil]

True, but then you have to eat again.
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DesmoDiva

Quote from: Ducatista on November 12, 2008, 09:12:51 AM
True, but then you have to eat again.

but that's the fun part.   [evil]
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Ducatista

Quote from: JBubble on November 12, 2008, 09:40:08 AM
Fine.

Fine: you two will get a room

or

Fine: I need to drag Stillie in here

?
carbon fiber Superbike front fender, bar end mirrors, floating cast iron rotors, carbon fiber chin fairing, Cycle Cat frame sliders, Arrow carbon fiber low mount slip ons, Rizoma billet cam belt covers w/ plexi windows, Rizoma billet front sprocket cover, billet handlebar clamp, carbon fiber rear hugger, tail chop, open air box, Corbin seat, stainless clutch springs w/ black keepers, suicideless sidestand bolt, Evoluzione clutch slave cylinder

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jdubbs32584

Quote from: Ducatista on November 12, 2008, 09:52:48 AM
Fine: you two will get a room

or

Fine: I need to drag Stillie in here

?

I deleted the disgusting posts.

Ducatista

Quote from: JBubble on November 12, 2008, 09:54:02 AM
I deleted the disgusting posts.

BOOOO!!! 

I was just kidding.   :-*
carbon fiber Superbike front fender, bar end mirrors, floating cast iron rotors, carbon fiber chin fairing, Cycle Cat frame sliders, Arrow carbon fiber low mount slip ons, Rizoma billet cam belt covers w/ plexi windows, Rizoma billet front sprocket cover, billet handlebar clamp, carbon fiber rear hugger, tail chop, open air box, Corbin seat, stainless clutch springs w/ black keepers, suicideless sidestand bolt, Evoluzione clutch slave cylinder

www.myspace.com/bitgoddess

eltristo

Quote from: JBubble on November 12, 2008, 09:54:02 AM
I deleted the disgusting posts.

Oh, poo.  It was meant in fun, really!
"Health!   The open sesame to the sucker's purse."