samedi 20 septembre 2014

2 months in and no results PLEASE HELP!!!!

Hey guys, trying to get some help in my current situation hoping to get some good advice, please bare with the long post.



So just for some background knowledge I am 23 years old, 5'11, 220 pounds, male.

Recently I became real serious about getting into good shape and I even have a buddy helping me who has been a gym rat for most of his life and plus he was in the military.

So I have spent the last 2 months on a pretty strict diet eating 3-5 small-midsized meals(as opposed to counting calories) a day. Usually eggs or oatmeal in the morning, fruits or veggies for 2 snacks a day, lean meat and whole wheat/grain crabs or veggies for lunch/dinner.



For exercise I have basically just been doing a lot of weight lifting and compound exercises, bent rows, military press, bench press, squats, dead lifts, flat flys, wide flys , curls, over head curls, skull crushers, ab work outs...etc and my buddy is really making me do work. Our work outs are typically 5-6 days a week and 1 solid hour long. We work out every day and its all nonstop back to back we hardly rest or just bull shit around.



Now here is the issue I have been doing this for almost a full 2 months and went from about 225 Ib to 220/1 Ib beyond that when I first started I took a bunch of measurements of my body and haven't really seen any changes in those measurements either, I am not losing pounds or inches and I have no idea why. Another concern that I have the days after we work out my buddy is always extremely sore, in my case I feel as if I never even worked out I am not in the least bit sore I am not sure if that may be related or if I just have wolverine like regeneration but it is kind of odd. In any case I am wondering if any one might be able to help me figure out why I am not burning any fat or losing any weight. I thought maybe doing cardio 1-2 days a week would help me but my buddy said that strength training is far more effective in losing weight than cardio and I did find some research that supports that but I am still unsure.




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