[quote name='jaykrue']That's just what happens when you build muscle - you need more to burn more calories to maintain your body's current status quo. Keep at it but don't forget that you have to keep your body in a state of 'panic'. If it seems like your gains are getting less & less, your exercise routine might be too comfortable to your muscles so you'll need to change it up every once and a while (about every 5-6 months or so). However, be aware that strength gains will eventually reach diminishing returns due to hitting your theoretical peak (not to mention getting the fcuk old... like me).
Well, it's almost been a week since you made this particular post. How's the shoulder/upper arm?
EDIT: Condolences to the zman about his dog.[/quote]
I think I remembered you guys saying that it will start off slow then hit big time all of a sudden in weight loss. It takes about 2-3 days for the pain to go away..and this was from lifting 30 lbs weight bar laying on my back, doing squats with it and lifting over the shoulder. I did a 50 pounder and I could only do 5 reps before I felt too much pain. I was doing it in slow reps.
Kinda worried that I might
up my left shoulder big time if I am not too careful.
and Zeman...sorry to hear about your dog.. I know the pain.
Well, it's almost been a week since you made this particular post. How's the shoulder/upper arm?
EDIT: Condolences to the zman about his dog.[/quote]
I think I remembered you guys saying that it will start off slow then hit big time all of a sudden in weight loss. It takes about 2-3 days for the pain to go away..and this was from lifting 30 lbs weight bar laying on my back, doing squats with it and lifting over the shoulder. I did a 50 pounder and I could only do 5 reps before I felt too much pain. I was doing it in slow reps.
Kinda worried that I might

and Zeman...sorry to hear about your dog.. I know the pain.