In a properly designed program of strength training, yes. Muscle burn is called "onset muscular soreness" (OMS). To increase strength, an exercise must be intense enough to stimulate a response. If you experience OMS, you can tell that you are training with sufficient intensity.
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Yes - if you do not have enough fat stores to burn then you will burn muscle - like with anorexic people whose muscles atrophy.
Of course build more muscle , because when you have more muscle in the body , help burn about 50% more body fat , that you are burn. :-) .
Jogging will tone your legs and other parts of your body and will help you burn fat, but is not a good exercisefor adding muscle mass.
Muscle...
Simple - lift weights! The more muscle you have, the faster you burn calories. Be sure to consume adequate amounts of protein and good fats as well.
when you burn off fat you will always burn of muscle too, but if you diet and exercise correctly you muscle burn off will be minimal. The fat burning supplements don't actually burn off fat, they just increase you metabolism
The only way to build muscle is with exercise. That being the case, since exercise requires calories, building muscle will also burn off fat.
A 3rd degree burn
no yes
We burn calories and make muscle.
Spinning classes are a great way to burn fat! They are an okay way to build muscle on your legs. You will want to supplement with additional strength exercises for your legs on days when you don't spin, and also upper body strength exercises.
Lactic acid builds up and causes muscle burn.