Guest guest Posted December 21, 2008 Report Share Posted December 21, 2008 Hi Everyone, I'm hoping I may elicit comments on the following notion: To build strength and mass, we need an effective exercise program supported by an effective nutritional program. An effective total program—exercise and nutrition combined—can be " effective " to varying degrees. § Effective: The program generates more muscle than fat; i.e., muscle mass increases in relation to fat. Put another way, percent body fat decreases. § More Effective: The program generates more muscle without any increase in fat. § Most Effective: The program generates more muscle while simultaneously decreasing fat. This implies the greatest decrease in percent body fat. In the real world, I think it is very rare that anyone succeeds in simultaneously building leaning muscle mass while losing fat. Yet, it seems that, at least in theory, it would be possible to develop a " most effective " program for any given person. Do you think? -- J. Pitruzzello, Ph.D. Chicago, Illinois Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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