if you feel too hungry

@Mozalbete ⳩ Lest my research is wrong, it's not an issue of protein specifically

When you consume one source of calories as your primary source, your body uses that as its "go to" source. That's the biggest reason why high fat, low carb diet actually works. When you run out of calories from your most recent meal, your body easily switches to fat stores.

When you eat protein for your primary intake, your body will eat at muscle when it runs out of calories from the most recent meal.

But it is true that if you over-eat on a high protein diet, you will pee out any protein calories your body can't use to make ATP or new muscle tissue

I've been thinking about getting into martial arts lately, but I'm not sure what styles to look into. Any of you guys have any experience in this area??

Depends if you just want a way to work out or you want to learn to kick ass

At the moment I'm more focused on working out.

Try karate then. lol

Ok, what about for kicking ass?

muay thai

krav maga, systema

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muay thai, kickboxing

@SteamedHams I know some about martial arts

What are you looking for? One on one or multiple opponents? Offensive or defensive? Asian or Western? Weapons or hand to hand?

So there are a few places near me that teach martial arts. Main ones are BJJ, muay thai, and combat hapkido. I'm looking for something to improve general fitness but also provide some defensive skills as well.

I did competitive sport pistol shooting for 5 years, and wanted something more physical after i was done, after 5 years of shooting range I was left with a nasty back pain from shooting positions, lack of physical exercise, and weak back muscles, after a while I started doing muay-thai, the back pain that i had for a about more than a year dissapeared after 3 months, and im the best shape of my life rn

its my 3rd year doing muay thai and im satisfied in what i learned concerning fighting, as I had once found myself at a fight outside the gym, to test that

so I would recomend such sport to you, just make sure the coaches there are not scammers or slackers, and will actually teach you to fight

our coach is a certified trainer and he was a competition fighter himself, so he always give good advices

@SteamedHams I'm not familiar with the latter two. I have a friend that does BJJ and he seems to get workouts from it, but it looks super gay when they roll around on the ground lol

you will look pretty gay also when one of them breaks your arm

or chokes you out

just go and learn a traditional combat sport that is around for a long time

such as boxing, muaythai, jiujitsu, taekwondo etc.

dont fall for that ''self defence'' meme

Hapkido has terrible quality control. Most guys are total bulls hitters, but if you find someone who really knows their stuff, it's awesome.

BJJ and Muay Thai are go-tos but learning boxing in-depth provides invaluabke knowledge about footwork, spacing and timing. The stamina doesnt hurt either. As men of our persuasion, you will be facing moee than one opponent at a time, so muay thai and boxing is more useful than BJJ in everything other than 1 on 1

If you only focus on boxing, you will be destroyed by people who do more than one martial art

guys I'm a fat degenerate

Bruh

Same

six foot four inches and 290ish pounds

I need to use my non-manlet height for something wholesome

I'm like 6'0

Almost manlet rip

start squatting

its the best lift

I'm 5'6" :(

GF is also 5'6"