Not exact matches
In order to start
gaining muscle mass, you must
first get
lean (which increases insulin sensitivity).
In the
first week of February I started boxing and kicking a standing punch bag for one hour a day, I found I looked much
leaner lost a few inches from my arms waist and legs, but
gained 1 kg in weight, and found it really worked my
muscles, which got a bit sore and required a day or two of rest / shorter workouts to recover.
This strategy is ideal for maximizing testosterone levels while keeping fat
gain to a minimum (side note: the more fat you
gain, the lower your T levels will be overall, and the higher your estrogen levels will be... that's why it's generally better to
lean out
first, before you try to build
muscle).
We are
first going to dive into how many calories you need to consume to enter a healthy calorie surplus that maximizes
lean muscle gains.
This is why I always recommend that trainees get
lean first to facilitate subsequent
muscle mass
gains.