How come I became heavier even though I became skinnier?

Increased your capacity to store glycogen, increased your stroke volume (more blood) and yes probably some hypertrophy of your muscles. You're welcome.

 

If you're more cut and heavier then you've gained muscle. Good job.

81kg is probably the best weight for you as you can make it no sweat (literally).

 

What's the point of this post? Your answer is inferior to mine. Let us read the complete answer to the question and then look at the post afterwards that answers a quarter of the question, makes sense doesn't it.

 

Fair enough, you win.

Congratulations.

 

Thank you. Praise be to jah

 

Wow you're a douche.

 

Don't you mean Allah?

 

It's Lefty. He was torn apart by us in another thread and tucked tail and ran outta here. now back under another handle, back to insulting people and pretending to be intelligent and superior.

 

Exactly what I was thinking.
Im not sure he realises he's on a forum.

 

it sounds like lefty with his overly complicated, sciency answer actually.

 

Lefty hasnt been on here on a while i must admit

 

No lefty would know that stroke volume has nothing at all to do with weight... What a ******ed thing to say.

 

i also have the same problem

many times people told i look more skinny
and fit etc

but i go to the scales and i am heavier

this is odd

but yeah i do lift weights

but still odd because i look in the mirror and i look smaller
period
muscle or fat whatever
i just look smaller

 

Functional Mass is dense. Fat is not.

Increased muscle mass leads to more water being held. So more water + increase in dense functional mass = reduced size + more weight

Its as simple as that.

Stroke Volume is more to do with hypertrophy of the heart chambers I believe and would have an absolutely miniscule effect on weight.