loose more muscle on chest/calves when cutting
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11-06-2004, 08:28 PM #1Registered User
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loose more muscle on chest/calves when cutting
When dieting I usually loose extra in my chest and calves, as compared to other parts. Is this normal? So I would still have good back, arms, shoulders etc except air gets punched out of chest and calves at a faster rate. why why why
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11-07-2004, 01:55 PM #2Moderator MODERATOR
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It all depends on your body and genetics. Some lose it fast in upper body and others lose it fast in lower body. There is no "Normal".
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