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    lets see your proof that ppl will lose muscle and become scrawny? here are 3 for you to get on with there are endless studies proving training on a empty stomach is beneficial are just a myth
    http://www.simplyshredded.com/get-op...ng-cardio.html
    http://mikewhitfield.blogspot.com/20...y-stomach.html
    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/the-...-debunked.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by choker28 View Post
    lets see your proof that ppl will lose muscle and become scrawny? here are 3 for you to get on with there are endless studies proving training on a empty stomach is beneficial are just a myth
    http://www.simplyshredded.com/get-op...ng-cardio.html
    http://mikewhitfield.blogspot.com/20...y-stomach.html
    http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/the-...-debunked.html
    OK, u posted 2 opinions (not studies) 1 of which was written by a man who has obviously "lost muscle & become scrawny" (Wescott) And the 1 study u did post was anything but informative 2 say the least, how did the come 2 their conclusion, u cant just say "we made people run & we hav concluded this & that..............." HOW???!!! Where's the science? As far as I'm concerned, ur "study" is just another opinion.
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    For one i never said you would lose muscle and get scrawny ,that was a internet article,i posted , i thought this was a forum were you express you opinion and give other people information that might just give them other ideas to think about,at the end of the day no one is forcing anybody to read or do anything they don't want to do,Its mine and many other professional trainers opinion that doing cardio on a empty stomach is not beneficial for you and vice versa.
    I will express my opinion on subjects that i think i have knowledge of,and if certain people think im talking crap that's there prerogative.
    no one not even the top scientist are 100% for certain what is the right or wrong way to do cardio,for every 100 that say this is the way, there's another 100 saying the opposite.For me i do what i was taught at college and what has been successful for myself and my clients.

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    Quote Originally Posted by choker28 View Post
    For one i never said you would lose muscle and get scrawny ,that was a internet article,i posted , i thought this was a forum were you express you opinion and give other people information that might just give them other ideas to think about,at the end of the day no one is forcing anybody to read or do anything they don't want to do,Its mine and many other professional trainers opinion that doing cardio on a empty stomach is not beneficial for you and vice versa.
    I will express my opinion on subjects that i think i have knowledge of,and if certain people think im talking crap that's there prerogative.
    no one not even the top scientist are 100% for certain what is the right or wrong way to do cardio,for every 100 that say this is the way, there's another 100 saying the opposite.For me i do what i was taught at college and what has been successful for myself and my clients.
    then why co-sign an article that suggests that is the case?. you will have enough glycogen stored in muscle for the body to be able to do fasted cardios without losing muscle. your body would be in dire straits before it starts cannibalising muscle. i have experienced faster response in losing bf by doing cardio fasted 1st thing

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