does this make sense?

[youngN]

Tweetalrite well back when i was weightin around 198-200 in the morning on an empty stomach with just boxers on i was benchin 355, barbell rowing 285x5, squatting 405x4, barbell curling 115x6, Lat pulldown 250x4, deadlifting 315x8, after feelin too fat i decided to cut, im down to 188 now, my cuttin isnt extreme and its jus basically reduced calorie diet and high protein and playin bball on average 3 times a week, im on max-ot as well workin out 5 days a week. My bench is now at 370, barbell rowing 315x6, squatting 435x6,barbell curling 125x6, Lat pulldown 285x6, and im not sure what i deadlift now but last time i stiff legged deadlifted i got 315x6 (3 sets). I just dont get how i can drop 10lbs and still be gaining strength...this ever happend to anyone?

[crombie09]

TweetIts because you're the man.

[mr.nitro]

Tweetmaybe your eating less, but also eating better.

[supasaiyan99]

TweetHey that is great! I wish i could retain my strength!!! I lost about 23lbs over the last 6 months and my strength has been just about cut in half!!!

[a-bomb83]

Tweetits possible. the whole strength loss thing (imo) is mental a lot of times. as long as you're not cutting cals to the extreme, its possible to gain strength while dieting. it also has to do with training to, imo.

[youngN]

Tweetok awesome i didnt know if it would drop off drastically or somethin, i guess maybe my diet has just been really good and im doing enough cardio to loose weight at a steadier pace or somethin