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  • Going from Fat Loss to Muscle Gain!

    Some fun facts first:

    Age: 16

    I was exactly 174 lbs on June the 12th of this year. Approx 5'7 height.

    Age: 17 (birthday on Sept 7th)

    Sept the 8th of this year: 149 lbs exact. Approx 5'8 height.

    Fast forward to Sept 28th: 137 lbs approx. Still 5'8.

    I've dropped around 40 lbs of fat, gone from overweight and chubby to lean and fairly muscular. I started at a boxing gym on June the 18th, and began a low-fat/low-saturated and trans fat/low sugar diet around July the 8th-9th. After that I began to lose around 2-3 lbs of fat on a weekly basis, and now I'm almost done. After around 3-4 months, I'm almost finished losing weight (just have a little left around the lower belly and pec area).

    However, I'm not really sure how to go about building lean muscle now. I've developed a fair bit, but I know I still have a ways to go from being kind of muscular and lean to outright ripped and lean. I'm pretty sure I have the fundamentals of lean muscle development down, but I could still use some specifics. For example, what kind of diet is best? And how much time and effort should go towards calisthenic work? Cardio?

    Please and thanks.

  • #2
    i wish i lose 25 to 35lb but its gonna take longer for me.....

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    • #3
      basically what you already know, stay in the gym, keep working hard and stay on your diet.

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      • #4
        Hmm thanks gerard but I was worried my current diet might start burning muscle after it finished with my fat...

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        • #5
          Originally posted by RayDiggle View Post
          Hmm thanks gerard but I was worried my current diet might start burning muscle after it finished with my fat...
          Make sure you taking enough protein and not doing excessive cardio, you should be ok.

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          • #6
            generally losing fat means making muscle, more long strong lean muscle mass will burn off calories. just get in the gym, train hard and sweat, u'll see results

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