Burning muscle mass

[GrootSeun]

Anybody have some tips on losing unwanted muscle?

[gummibear]

Why on earth would you want to do that?

That's pretty hard unless you are very lean and don't eat protein.Your body will first use fat as fuel and then muscle.

Edited June 1, 2011 by gummibear

[MrJacques]

Don't exercise the muscle in question. Should work in the long run or will that turn it into fat?

[RocknRolla]

Don't exercise the muscle in question. Should work in the long run or will that turn it into fat?

 

 

it is physically impossible for muscle to turn into fat.

[RocknRolla]

drop me a pm with your details, i will forward it to someone that can help you with what you want to achieve.

[Capricorn]

lol jacques: u hit the nail on the head. muscles are a classic case of use it or lose it. wanna shrink your quads: just walk on a crutch for a month. that thing will shrink before your eyes.

 

but it doesnt turn to fat. what happens with inactivity? u dont burn as much energy. but if u keep eating as before u went inactive, you gonna pack on some padding. So u lose muscle and build fat.

[Capricorn]

also, if u exercise alot with low kilojoule uptake, you'll waste away as well, but then everywhere. targetted underusage of a specific muscle will just effect the muscle in question.

[banna]

also, if u exercise alot with low kilojoule uptake, you'll waste away as well, but then everywhere. targetted underusage of a specific muscle will just effect the muscle in question.

 

Hmm...Jarek dude, you know way too much about kilojoules and stuff for a DH'er... me thinks you're a closet XC freak.

[TNT1]

Anybody have some tips on losing unwanted muscle?

 

Yeah, but you gotta smuggle the drugs in from India.

[GrootSeun]

Yeah, but you gotta smuggle the drugs in from India.

 

kwl, got some relatives there, so we can organize something.

 

Coming from a gymnastic background there is to much upper body muscle, and I haven't been pedaling with my arms lately so...don't think I need it that much

[MrJacques]

it is physically impossible for muscle to turn into fat.

 

Ja, I realized that after posting. Common misconception due to a lot of bodybuilders getting fat after stopping bodybuilding, but I guess that has more to do with keeping on eating like a monster and not gyming anymore.