Hey everybody!
As many of you already know, I stopped lifting in June due to a pretty serious incident with my MTB. During the summer, I was too busy with the exams and moving to a new town. Then I went on holiday and when I came back, I noticed I had grown a bit taller, so I decided to stop fooling around with weights in order to see if I become taller.
Anyway, during this period, I've started Thai Boxing at home. Well, it's nothing serious, I train 45-60 minutes a day from Sunday to Thursday (I spend weekends at my girlfriend's in my old town, so I consider them rest days).
I started about a month ago and since then I've gained 5-6 lbs with no visible fat gains. My shoulders look broader too and my legs are definately bigger. Although I've completely stopped lifting, I'm still eating pretty much (mostly milk, I drink 2-3 liters a day).
Is this normal? Has anyone else experienced muscle gains by Thai Boxing, when not a newbie anymore? I mean, if I was at the beginning, it could be very understandable to gain some muscles. But, thanks to weightlifting, I had already gained 20 lbs of mostly muscles in a couple of years.
As many of you already know, I stopped lifting in June due to a pretty serious incident with my MTB. During the summer, I was too busy with the exams and moving to a new town. Then I went on holiday and when I came back, I noticed I had grown a bit taller, so I decided to stop fooling around with weights in order to see if I become taller.
Anyway, during this period, I've started Thai Boxing at home. Well, it's nothing serious, I train 45-60 minutes a day from Sunday to Thursday (I spend weekends at my girlfriend's in my old town, so I consider them rest days).
I started about a month ago and since then I've gained 5-6 lbs with no visible fat gains. My shoulders look broader too and my legs are definately bigger. Although I've completely stopped lifting, I'm still eating pretty much (mostly milk, I drink 2-3 liters a day).
Is this normal? Has anyone else experienced muscle gains by Thai Boxing, when not a newbie anymore? I mean, if I was at the beginning, it could be very understandable to gain some muscles. But, thanks to weightlifting, I had already gained 20 lbs of mostly muscles in a couple of years.