Dirty Harry said:Richard said:Had flu for the past week, and have lost around 6lbs.
Hoping a certain degree is fat, but I am guessing most of it will be muscle.
Tips to getting back to it?
Richard, it's very likely most of it barring a few ounces will be water loss, if there is any muscle loss, it will be minuscule and irrelevant, it isn't THAT easy to lose muscle mate.
Kippaxstreetheadache , I moderate on this board <a class="postlink" href="http://www.ugm.org.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.ugm.org.uk/</a> , plenty of lads on there who will give you good solid no bullshit advice who've had similar problems, they'll walk you through as much as you need mate.
Kippaxstreetheadache said:Dirty Harry said:Richard said:Had flu for the past week, and have lost around 6lbs.
Hoping a certain degree is fat, but I am guessing most of it will be muscle.
Tips to getting back to it?
Richard, it's very likely most of it barring a few ounces will be water loss, if there is any muscle loss, it will be minuscule and irrelevant, it isn't THAT easy to lose muscle mate.
Kippaxstreetheadache , I moderate on this board <a class="postlink" href="http://www.ugm.org.uk/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.ugm.org.uk/</a> , plenty of lads on there who will give you good solid no bullshit advice who've had similar problems, they'll walk you through as much as you need mate.
Cheers mate, some pretty staggering stuff on that board!
What did you end up doing?CTID101 said:Did bench press today and did the most I have ever done bar a 1 rep maximum.
37.5kg, I did 5 x 5. Usually top out at 35kg so although its only a 2.5kg extra I felt a lot more comfortable and capable of doing.
Thanks for the advice fellas it has certainly helped.
117 M34 said:Is it worth getting a personal trainer to learn correct form?
Will it be worth the money?
Dirty Harry said:117 M34 said:Is it worth getting a personal trainer to learn correct form?
Will it be worth the money?
Well It wouldn't be a waste mate given the consequences if it goes 'tits up' and you get a serious injury, but there will be cheaper (maybe even free) alternatives, if there's anything like a 'British Amateur Weightlifting Association' (BAWLA) near you then that would be my preference, but I'm sure there will be gyms all over which will give you some good basic grounding in the more common lifts on start-up, if you live local to Stockport you could call over and I'd go through it with you bud, got all you need in my cellar (No GSM reference lol).