In other words....
Muscle weighs more than fat. If you are losing inches but maintaining weight, as these guys have said, just keep it up.
I hate scales. Once I start using them I become obsessed with them, so I try to stay away from them. I used to need them when I boxed competitively, but now that I just train for sport and am more in to bodybuilding, I try not to use one. I swear, when I've had a scale around, I become like some bolemic (sp) Olsen twin.
I've since learned to judge myself based on my knowledge of my body and not much else. I know if I need to lose fat, or if I need to gain muscle/definition and where. I know the exercises I need to use to do it, and I don't care if I weigh 280 or 220lbs. As long as I get closer and closer to my goal.
I love losing inches on my waist. (I'm sure you guys all do too! Because the only thing more rewarding is putting them on in muscle). If you are concerned because you still have excess fat on the bottom of your gut, don't be. That's the slowest part of the stomach to lose fat, and all you have to do is continue with what you are doing and it'll go. Particularly if you've lost that much already. Keep it up bro!!!
Raven
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