Is it possible to regain muscle mass at age 68?
Does exercise and weight training only strengthen existing muscle, slow rate of loss of muscle mass, or add muscle mass.
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Does exercise and weight training only strengthen existing muscle, slow rate of loss of muscle mass, or add muscle mass.
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I want to sell sports supplement at the flea market once a week cuz im pretty good at sales and know alot about sport nutrtion but i was wondering if i need a licsense to obtain supplements? Powered by Yahoo! Answers
I have a fairly lean build, Im long and lankey and i’m trying to find a way that doesn’t include steroids to help me build more muscle mass. In the past when ive worked out from my PE classes and pushups every now and then, my muscles just get very defined and look really strong….
Theres this friend of mine and he has a real bad temper. hes really strong and he causes a shit load of trouble sometimes. I need to get stronger and bigger so i can stop him. So how can i get stronger? and gain muscle mass? Powered by Yahoo! Answers
I have an 8 week old kitten, and my roommate has a 1 year old cat. My roommate’s cat is overweight and we are having a problem with the cat eating the kitten’s food. I spoke with my vet yesterday and he said we can put both cats on normal cat food and give my…
I plan to go on a weight loss diet around 2500 calories because I weigh 280. However I plan to lift weights and use herbs to increase my testosterone levels so that I could build muscle. Will it be possible to gain muscle mass and lose fat this way. Powered by Yahoo! Answers
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it is possible to regain muscle mass at any age. the most important thing is diet. make sure to eat high calories and high protein. st your age try to eat as healthy as possible and switch up your routine every month to month and a half.
yes you can gain muscle mass. In fact there have been stories on the news of older folks regaining muscle mass with as little as 3 workouts per week. Use light weights and lots of reps at first and slowly increase the weight as it will get easier. Increase weight the minute you can’t feel any tiredness in the muscle being worked after 12 reps. Do 1 set to start for each muscle group then increase by 1 set until you’re at 3 sets of 12 to 15 reps and then by then you can increase the weight by a pound or two until that gets too easy. Get some instruction from a local trainer or get some books or information on weight lifting off the internet from a quality website.