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Originally Posted by sunnyhk 1.)Why is it harder for my left arm to lift the same amount of weight that my right arm is lifting? And why does my right arm have more muscle than my left arm? (By the way I am right handed) |
You answered your own question. You're right handed. That arm gets used more so there is more strength/muscle.
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2.)And ive heard that running and doing cardio exercises makes it harder to put on some muscle....is this true and why is this?
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It can be true. In order to build muscle you need to have a calorie surplus. The body needs enough calories to maintain current body mass AND build more. Cardio burns calories, so if you're burning more than you eat consistently, then your body has nothing to work with to build more muscle mass. If you eat more - particularly at the key times - you can do cardio add muscle (and I definitely recommend that path).
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3.)I have a six pack now and I dont know how I got it....I think I got it from doing martial arts for a year...I just noticed it....What should I do to maintain it and make the muscles larger in my six pack? like how many sit ups and crunches etc......
I have been doing 100 sit ups,100 sit ups with my legs in the air,50 leg lifts,and 50 cruches were I try and touch my elbow to to opposite knee ever other day....Is doing this many situps and crunches helping my six pack or hurting it? like is it making the muscles in my 6 pack larger or smaller?
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I image that much ab work is definitely contributing to the six pack. Doing nothing will make it smaller.
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And do I have to lose my six pack in order to make my muscles in my arms and chest larger? Cause ive heard that cardio makes it were you cant add bulk to your muscles......And ive been running about 1 1/2 miles every other day and 1 day a week I will run 2 miles....
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You don't have to "lose the six pack" to gain muscle everywhere else, but you may gain a little fat in the bulking process. It is possible to stay lean and gain muscle, but you'll have to be very conscious of diet and how much is enough/too much.
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