I was basing it off the fact that even if your muscles have grown, the reason you are larger is because the fat hasn't disppeared. unless youve grown ridiculous amounts of muscle.
Why do you need an accurate BF% number?
Are you unahppy with how you feel/look?
Question: If you get a scan will the treatment change?
Answer: No, it will be the same. In your case, diet.
Do both, do the whole lot, hams, adductors (tricky) ITB's, gluteus, hips. Work it. Every day.
Do you have a resistance band to perform some of starretts mobility stretches? I just got mine from iron edge
Glad you re-phrased, sounded like you were going to reclaim anything you can, which could be another unfortunate customers parts like yourself. That would be painful.
Not everyone would of read this thread to inbox you.
Thats interesting he has noviced before and attended PTC at least, makes it worse so to speak. the first thing I thought was 'his total is a fairly low' then compared it to Jasons as i read down the list.
250kg+ inspires me and sets my goal posts.
Are you talking about when he put up Jessie's results? He clearly meant that no one can use body weight as an excuse if a 67kg person can squat 180kg.
Edit: read you are talking about it..
Which is quite alright to do so. But if the numbers you are using as a guide aren't working, you're either impatient or not doing something right. Be that not enough exercise for the energy consumed or too much energy for the not enough exercise.
If it were correct, you'd be mad to ask the question. I mentioned correct, correct would be what works for you.
Just because someone does something that is known to work, doesnt mean they are doing it right for it to work for them. as i'm sure you are aware.
either it is not implemented properly or you arent patient enough.
because of the pulley system and the controlled nature of the bar (no,you werent needing to control it as much) that 10kg lighter was probably 40kg lighter. generally any excerise on a machine is easier than free weights.