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The Dr. Shannon Show

#187: FAQs About Body Recomposition

The Dr. Shannon Show

Dr. Shannon Ritchey, PT, DPT

Fitness, Education, Health & Fitness, Self-improvement

4.91K Ratings

🗓️ 10 October 2024

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Body recomposition is the process of increasing the ratio of lean mass to fat mass. In this episode, Dr. Shannon answers some frequently asked questions about body recomposition. Hope Brandt, RD's website0:00: Introduction to body recomposition1:11: How to body recomposition 2:51: "Why do I feel bigger after strength training?" 4:14: "How long will it take for me to see body recomposition changes?" 5:23: "How should I track progress?" 6:12: "Should I track calorie burn in my workouts?" ...

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0:00.0

I'm Dr Shannon Ritchie. I'm a doctor of physical therapy fitness trainer and

0:06.0

founder of Hello Fitness. In the Dr Shannon show you'll learn applicable tools

0:10.9

to improve your health based on science.

0:13.7

Welcome to the show.

0:14.7

Hello everyone, welcome to the show.

0:20.0

Hello everyone, welcome back.

0:21.5

Today we are answering some frequently asked questions about body

0:26.0

recomposition. So in case you haven't listened to my previous episodes about body recomposition,

0:30.8

highly recommend listening to those. I will

0:32.9

link them in the show notes, but just to kind of overview what body

0:36.5

re composition is, body recomposition is losing fat while gaining muscle.

0:40.7

It can also be fat loss while maintaining muscle or it can be

0:45.1

maintaining fat mass while gaining muscle mass. Anything that increases the

0:50.9

ratio of lean mass to fat mass.

0:53.7

Now, a lot of people, their goal

0:55.4

is to decrease fat mass while increasing muscle mass

0:58.8

and that's oftentimes how I speak to it.

1:01.2

So that's kind of what I'll talk about here, but just know that you don't

1:04.7

necessarily, that fat mass can stay constant and you can still body recomposition by increasing

1:09.2

the ratio of lean mass to fat mass. So how to body recomposition

1:13.9

if your goal is to lose fat and gain muscle at the same time.

1:17.6

Let's start with exercise.

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