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Originally Posted by pj567  Muscle weighs more than fat. When you start working out, the body will often start making muscle first because its the muscle that burns the fat. That's why you weigh the same as when you started.
Try letting your clothes be a better indicator of your weight loss than your scale. A scale won't tell you that your fat has been converted to muscle, it will only tell you what you weigh. Your clothes will start fitting looser and you'll see more definition in your calves, thighs, etc.
Keep doing what you're doing, and the scale will start to show the weight loss you want. It just takes more time for it to do so. |
Muscle doesn't actually weigh more than
fat - a
pound is a
pound. However, muscle is more condensed than
fat and so you can lose
fat, but still weigh the same. And you will know if you are doing it the right way because your clothes will fit so much better.
