Do your weight training smart.
Not exact matches
Be
smart about your
training and concentrate on what you're
doing, whether it's cardio, crossfit, or
weight lifting.
Given that your diet is in order and you don't pack excess belly fat,
smart weight training will
do the job.
Don't forget that the «form before
weight» rule will enable you optimal performance and better gains in the long run, so keep
training smart to carve out the desired detail in your biceps.
Basically, your body senses that it's being forced to perform work (the
weight training), and by progressively increasing the amount of work it's being forced to
do (progressive overload), the body is
smart enough to realize that in order to keep up, it is going to have to compensate by getting bigger and stronger.
A concise and
smart explanation of exactly what strength
training and lifting
weights will
do to you...
But if you aren't
doing resistance
training with a goal of gaining lean mass as part of your
weight loss strategy, you may be working hard, but you're not working
smart.
My top tips are to set
SMART goals and write them down, quit bad habits (smoking, drinking, eating junk food), hire a coach,
weight train five to six days a week (even if that means
doing body
weight exercises in a hotel room and using luggage as a giant dumbbell) and eating every three hours religiously.