I know there are negative effects from smoking, ya, but are there any inherent traits of cigarette smoke that will affect results from lifting weights?
13 Answers so far
Steven A May 22, 2008
2:59 am
It lowers your lung capacity so it will make you more tired and wheezy faster. Hope that helps.
donnania May 24, 2008
7:33 pm
You’ll absorb more of the stuff into your system.
mike1942f May 26, 2008
11:18 am
Well, smoking cigarettes increases the amount of carbon monoxide and reduces the amount of oxygen in the blood – is that good for weight lifting?
mrmann803 May 28, 2008
10:29 pm
smoking restircts your blood flow, and after a workout your blood flow is pretty high, so you slow it down, and in turn your workout ends up being pointless.
dance_note2 June 1, 2008
7:31 am
that was very stupid…that weight just came back…SO DROP DA SHMOKES…GET A LIFE AND STOP KILLIGN URSELF
LOL
DUH
frigga88 June 3, 2008
8:23 am
why would you bother lifting weights and exercising and also continue to smoke? try and quit for your own sake…its hard trust me I did it but you feel so much better ….Hope you quit!
jjc92787 June 4, 2008
5:00 pm
It probably won’t affect you that much as far as what you did lifting weights, but if you smoke pretty often you will not have the energy to work out.
E B June 8, 2008
3:02 am
One of the many side effects. Is that it restricts the blood vessels, and not only pollutes the body. You can either smoke or try to get into shape. Not both.
Tommy S June 11, 2008
12:15 am
it can make you lose your breath faster and get cancer of the longs just long any time smoking you would be alot healthier if you quit smoking and wont have trouble breathing
Ronie M June 12, 2008
3:17 am
this is interesting because i myself am a smoker….Nicotine is a drug. People don’t realize that it is that harmful but it is. It is addictive like many drugs and gets absorbed into the bloodstream. Seven to eight seconds later the brain can feel the reaction. It has been noticed that nicotine may sometimes alter a person’s personality depending on how long they have been smoking, the amount of puffs inhaled, and how deeply they were inhaled.
Dangerous Side Affects:
Increase in heart rate
Increase in hormone production
Increase in blood pressure
Constriction of small blood vessels on skin
Changes in blood composition
Changes in metabolism
funkyfeet June 15, 2008
5:04 am
apart from being an idiot – its like peeing against the wind. you are only reducing the amount of oxygen your body already needs efficient supply of at the time. all the other effects of smoking are still there.
tony a June 18, 2008
1:56 am
lifting weights is an anerobic exercise that helps build muscles,,,i do not know of any inherent traits in “a” cigarrete smoke that will affect your muscle ,,but addiction to smoking …the results are history.
dodge66trio June 20, 2008
2:00 pm
Well, we know that nicotine is terrible for circulation (it narrows blood vessels and damages blood cells) and smoking is terrible for respiration (damages the lungs and makes it harder to get oxygen out of the air you breathe). Together this puts strain on all your muscles which needs both systems to bring healthy oxygen rich blood to your muscular system in order to repair it (and, of course, grow muscle) and keep it healthy. Therefore, logic dictates that if you smoke it is harder for a smoker’s body to maintain a healthy muscular system, compared with a nonsmoker. Not to mention you’re putting an enormous strain on your most important muscle, your heart. If you are looking for more info on smoking’s effects on the body as well as the most effective way to quit and stay quit, click the link below. It is the site I used to quit. Good luck.
It lowers your lung capacity so it will make you more tired and wheezy faster. Hope that helps.
You’ll absorb more of the stuff into your system.
Well, smoking cigarettes increases the amount of carbon monoxide and reduces the amount of oxygen in the blood – is that good for weight lifting?
smoking restircts your blood flow, and after a workout your blood flow is pretty high, so you slow it down, and in turn your workout ends up being pointless.
that was very stupid…that weight just came back…SO DROP DA SHMOKES…GET A LIFE AND STOP KILLIGN URSELF
LOL
DUH
why would you bother lifting weights and exercising and also continue to smoke? try and quit for your own sake…its hard trust me I did it but you feel so much better ….Hope you quit!
It probably won’t affect you that much as far as what you did lifting weights, but if you smoke pretty often you will not have the energy to work out.
One of the many side effects. Is that it restricts the blood vessels, and not only pollutes the body. You can either smoke or try to get into shape. Not both.
it can make you lose your breath faster and get cancer of the longs just long any time smoking you would be alot healthier if you quit smoking and wont have trouble breathing
this is interesting because i myself am a smoker….Nicotine is a drug. People don’t realize that it is that harmful but it is. It is addictive like many drugs and gets absorbed into the bloodstream. Seven to eight seconds later the brain can feel the reaction. It has been noticed that nicotine may sometimes alter a person’s personality depending on how long they have been smoking, the amount of puffs inhaled, and how deeply they were inhaled.
Dangerous Side Affects:
Increase in heart rate
Increase in hormone production
Increase in blood pressure
Constriction of small blood vessels on skin
Changes in blood composition
Changes in metabolism
apart from being an idiot – its like peeing against the wind. you are only reducing the amount of oxygen your body already needs efficient supply of at the time. all the other effects of smoking are still there.
lifting weights is an anerobic exercise that helps build muscles,,,i do not know of any inherent traits in “a” cigarrete smoke that will affect your muscle ,,but addiction to smoking …the results are history.
Well, we know that nicotine is terrible for circulation (it narrows blood vessels and damages blood cells) and smoking is terrible for respiration (damages the lungs and makes it harder to get oxygen out of the air you breathe). Together this puts strain on all your muscles which needs both systems to bring healthy oxygen rich blood to your muscular system in order to repair it (and, of course, grow muscle) and keep it healthy. Therefore, logic dictates that if you smoke it is harder for a smoker’s body to maintain a healthy muscular system, compared with a nonsmoker. Not to mention you’re putting an enormous strain on your most important muscle, your heart. If you are looking for more info on smoking’s effects on the body as well as the most effective way to quit and stay quit, click the link below. It is the site I used to quit. Good luck.