You're on my watch list P-funk ... not my advise list. I lurk on your posts to learn, and it's helped out a good bit.Oh. I didn't know who you were referring too. I thought your statement was for me, which is why it didn't seem like it made sense.
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You're on my watch list P-funk ... not my advise list. I lurk on your posts to learn, and it's helped out a good bit.Oh. I didn't know who you were referring too. I thought your statement was for me, which is why it didn't seem like it made sense.
Can anyone tell me how i could build the fat i already have into muscle without gainning anymore fat? nd what type of diet to follow
Thank you
thanks.
i have my moments.

Studies on rep ranges suggest that reps 1-5 are best for strength gains, 6-12 for hypertrophy (muscle growth), and 12-15(20) for endurance.
Quote:Studies on rep ranges suggest that reps 1-5 are best for strength gains, 6-12 for hypertrophy (muscle growth), and 12-15(20) for endurance.
So is this to say that if I lift very heavy weights 5 reps/set I'm not going to build muscle and only get strength gains???
I notice that every Monday I am craving weight training. I rest on the weekend because I work and then do a M/W/F total body workout. I am up to 15 pounds with most dumbell exercises and 30 pounds with the curl bar for shrugs and curls. I can tell I am getting stronger.
SHould I stay in the 6-12 rep range for hypertrophy until I get the size I want? Or should I alternate it with 10-15 for endurance and strength.
