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This can add some weight. Over the long term, however, if your weight continues to go up, it's very unlikely that you gaining because you are exercising too much. It is more likely that you are eating more and/or exercising less than you think. Bottom line: You want to see the number on the scale drop, but give it time. As you continue with your exercise routine and begin losing fat, you will see a drop in both body weight and clothing size. And you'll benefit in the long run: Building muscle increases your metabolism, allowing you to burn more calories during exercise and at rest.
Think carrots versus cake. Weight gain occurs when you consume more calories than your body burns. One pound of fat is roughly equal to 3,500 calories. This means until you have consumed 3,500 calories in excess to what your body burns, you will not gain that pound.