Floyd's Additional Muscle

[GrandpaBernard]

All Access ep 3 his chef mentioned eating late at night so his body can store the cals and use it to gain weight

All Access ep 4 his arms looked more muscular as he was on the heavy bag

how much muscle do you think he has added?

he weighed in at 150 for the DLH fight and 151 for the Miguel fight. Will we see him weigh in at 152 for this one?

[Derranged]

[KING MEAT]

hes just eating alot so he doesnt lose any.

floyds metabolism is high.

[T18Z]

All Access ep 3 his chef mentioned eating late at night so his body can store the cals and use it to gain weight

All Access ep 4 his arms looked more muscular as he was on the heavy bag

how much muscle do you think he has added?

I study nutrition and no, that's not how it works. Just like the myth of "eating multiple times in smaller amounts speeds up your metabolism" it's nothing but a lie. Eating food before you go to sleep will not effect your weight gain anymore than eating in the morning would.

I'm not sure how you got to the conclusion that eating at night possibly made his muscles bigger. His arms most likely look bigger because he is eating more, gaining fat and muscle mass.

floyds metabolism is high.

People do not have high or low metabolisms per say - that is another myth. Your metabolism reflects your lifestyle, genes and body structure perfectly, there is no high or low metabolism.

[Russian Crushin]

Looks the same as always.

[Frank Ducketts]

All Access ep 3 his chef mentioned eating late at night so his body can store the cals and use it to gain weight

All Access ep 4 his arms looked more muscular as he was on the heavy bag

how much muscle do you think he has added?

he weighed in at 150 for the DLH fight and 151 for the Miguel fight. Will we see him weigh in at 152 for this one?

Great observation. Part of it is the diet, but imo it's mostly to get used to the hours that he will be fighting.

[Frank Ducketts]

I study nutrition and no, that's not how it works. Just like the myth of "eating multiple times in smaller amounts speeds up your metabolism" it's nothing but a lie. Eating food before you go to sleep will not effect your weight gain anymore than eating in the morning would.

I'm not sure how you got to the conclusion that eating at night possibly made his muscles bigger. His arms most likely look bigger because he is eating more, gaining fat and muscle mass.


People do not have high or low metabolisms per say - that is another myth. Your metabolism reflects your lifestyle, genes and body structure perfectly, there is no high or low metabolism.

I agree with just about everything that you say except the genes part. There is no proof in what you're saying when you include that word. Some genes are visually seen, and some aren't.

[KeepItObjective]

[T18Z]

I agree with just about everything that you say except the genes part. There is no proof in what you're saying when you include that word.

Ah, alright then. Why don't you agree with me mentioning genes? Do you understand fully what I meant by including it in regards to metabolism?

[GrandpaBernard]

I study nutrition and no, that's not how it works. Just like the myth of "eating multiple times in smaller amounts speeds up your metabolism" it's nothing but a lie. Eating food before you go to sleep will not effect your weight gain anymore than eating in the morning would.

I'm not sure how you got to the conclusion that eating at night possibly made his muscles bigger. His arms most likely look bigger because he is eating more, gaining fat and muscle mass.


People do not have high or low metabolisms per say - that is another myth. Your metabolism reflects your lifestyle, genes and body structure perfectly, there is no high or low metabolism.

how does body structure affect metabolism?