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Old 17-01-2006, 12:13 PM   #5 (permalink)
Aftershock
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Originally Posted by Ironman
Why not go to a gym now and work to failure? Just because your dieting, doesnt mean that cant work hard in the gym.
You cant gain muscle while dieting - to gain muscle you need an exess intake of calories than your maintance intake, to lose weight you need burn more calories than you need or consume less than you need - either way while dieting your body doesnt have the resourses to grow.

However by training hard in the gym you will burn more calories and aid your dieting - but at the same time training your muscles so hopefully you wont lose to much muscle mass.

When I diet - my training stays the same - I just reduce my daily intake of calories slowly, so I lose the fat slowly and not to much much muscle.
Agreed. Hard training will have an anti-catablic effect and you will retain much more muscle while dieting. If you feel you can lift more on any given day then my all means lift more
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