This will be very hard for you to do. If you want to gain muscle, you eat more calories to support growth. Losing fat is exactly the opposite, you reduce your caloric intake and stop growing, your body then uses stored calories to produce energy, and those stored calories were fat. So, you would want to do one first before you do the other.
yes.
well if you want to gain muscle is to work out and you don't lose fat
it doesnt matter because if your fat, you lose weight and gain muscle with weights and if your skinny, you gain muscle
Sit up is an example of exercise that you can do in order to lose some belly fat and replace it with muscle.
Maintaining a high protein low fat diet with a good exercise plan will help you to gain muscle but lose fat. This is what most people do in order to achieve just what you want.
No, fat do not turned into muscle. What you want to do is to lose the fat by doing cardio exercises, so that the fat doesn't cover up your muscle. Then you could do some weight resistance training to increase muscle size :)
Your body cannot use all energy sources from fat reserves it just cannot happen! When you bulk you gain fat, when you decrease calories you lose fat and small amounts of muscle
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It depends if you get fat then go on a diet, or if you lift weights, you gain muscle,and muscle weighs more than fat.
Gain defanitly gain!
If you want to lose fat and not gain muscle you should try light cardio throught out the day. You will burn more calories than you take in, and that burns fat.
yes, just remember that if you lose fat, but gain muscle, you can actually gain weight because muscle weighs more than fat. But people that have more muscle also have faster metabolisms, which allows you to burn off more calories, therefore decreasing the amount of fat that the body stores, allowing you to shed those unwanted pounds of fat.