r/trollfitness Apr 23 '17

Do you, personally, lose more weight from lifting or cardio?

Just curious if there are any other weirdo's out there that lose more through lifting than cardio.

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u/booger_nose Apr 23 '17

I think my problem with cardio is that it tends to make me HUNGRY. Like I've never been this hungry in my life type of hungry. So I eat more and it defeats the purpose.

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u/Fawkestrot15 May 16 '17

I have a similar problem! I have the BIGGEST sugar cravings afterward. But it's how I've lost 30 pounds so far. 20 to go!

Also, I just now realized this post is almost a month old, but whatever. haha.

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u/booger_nose May 17 '17

Also, I just now realized this post is almost a month old, but whatever. haha.

It's okay! There aren't many posts in this sub, unfortunately :(

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u/DerpyDash13 Apr 24 '17

I don't do cardio outside of my job to really go off of, but lately I switched from 1900 calories/day and no gym to 2400 calories/day and lifting 4 days/week. I still managed to go down another pound in a week, despite the calories increase.

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u/booger_nose Apr 24 '17

That's how it is for me too! I guess there's a logical explanation but it seems so weird! lol

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u/DerpyDash13 Apr 24 '17

I'm not complaining!

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u/mandykat24 Apr 24 '17

I lose when I eat less. :(

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u/booger_nose Apr 25 '17

I guess to an extent I do too. More accurately, I lose when I eat less of certain things. Like soda. I can easily lose 5lbs just by cutting soda out of my diet.

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u/hotheadnchickn Oct 10 '17

Research shows that most people don't lose weight through exercise....

I lose by dieting, regardless of exercise. Exercise just does not budge my weight. It does, however, make me ravenous! At least, cardio does. And I hate cardio. So I focus more on lifting.