Muscle Gain And Weight Loss


by Victoria Moore - Date: 2007-06-16 - Word Count: 288 Share This!

Weight loss accompanied by a muscle building plan is a great way to start losing weight whilst enjoying the benefits of gaining muscle. Weight loss can be increased by building lean muscle mass, which allows the body to burn additional calories and fats during a restful state. For example a 30min exercise session can burn additional calories up to 20mins or more after the fact.

What are the benefits?

There are many benefits to achieving weight loss and muscle mass, such benefits as being able to portray a leaner, more healthier appearance, decreasing the chances of additional weight gain and being able to enjoy the ability of achieving increased activity. Obtaining muscles mass also allows you to wear a wide variety of clothing without worrying about the excess bulges protruding from the material of a garment.

How Can You Achieve Muscle Mass?

During any weight loss plan, exercise is an important part of the process. You can simply add a series of exercises at only 3x 20min sessions per week. You don't need fancy or expensive equipment to do this either. Step exercising is very effective for toning the buttocks and thighs, try doing 3 sets of 20 and in only a few days you'll start to feel the difference. To tone your lower abs, sit in a seat, and raise your legs off the ground, again a very effective exercise and completely inexpensive. Incorporate press ups into your weight loss plan as they are great for strengthening the arms or biceps.

Over all there are so many benefits for achieving muscle strength. Start off slowly especially if exercise has not been apart of your weight loss plan in the most recent weeks, in only a few days, you'll feel the difference.

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