[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]Spidey22 wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
[quote]Professor X wrote:
[quote]ryanbCXG wrote:
[quote]Smashingweights wrote:
Saying you get lean by “simply not eating much” is a little unfair.
If being lean (subjective term, I know) was that easy there would be a lot more lean guys walking around everywhere.
It is not that easy for most people.[/quote]
Gotta agree. If being lean was that easy there wouldn’t be so many threads on every forum about how to get lean. And I would see a lot more lean ppl in the gym[/quote]
You see lean people all of the time outside of the gym…they just aren’t muscular…which is the point.
No one has to set foot in a gym to be really lean and small.[/quote]
I don’t see lean people all the time anywhere
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yeah any ‘lean’ person I’ve ever met (I mean impressively lean, not just not fat), even if they didn’t lift, played a good amount of sports or cardio.
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The ones I mentioned are very active, they just don’t lift weights in a gym…which was the point.
Yes, it IS easier to be small and lean than to be very very muscular.
If you don’t even have to lift to be really lean or make sure meals are eaten on time, how they can be on the same level of effort?[/quote]
I don’t personally feel like not having to lift makes something inherently easier. I find lifting much ‘easier’ then playing basketball for 5+ hours a day like I use too.
I feel that getting lean isn’t stupid hard, but maintaining it is. And I feel gaining muscle is pretty difficult, but once gaining it easy to kind of maintain. Something I feel but can’t prove I suppose, but in my mind makes both equally as difficult in different ways.


