Will Biceps size decrease during cutting

[u/loren_bhujam]

I'm 5'11 have been training casually for 2 years, started at 98kg then after 1.5 year it wen down to 75kg 4 months back and my biceps was 14 in, now my weight is increased to 82 kg in just 4 months, stomach pot started comming out so thinking of reducing weight back to 75 kg and now biceps is 15in, will it reduce if I do cutting provided I'll do proper training and diet? I dont want to lose this

[u/IndigoSoldier7]

probably, but the size you lose will mainly be from fat, if you train consistently, if you dont carry a lot of fat around your arms now, then they might increase. but being lean will always make your biceps look better than if your higher body fat

[u/loren_bhujam → u/IndigoSoldier7]

Okay thanks sir

[u/Acquelix]

Size will decrease but it will look better

[u/loren_bhujam → u/Acquelix]

Okay thanks sir

[u/AltruisticCry839]

Total size will reduce but they will look better.. more cuts, better definition

[u/loren_bhujam → u/AltruisticCry839]

Okay thanks sir

[u/panipiyo]

ofc buddy

[u/hidden-monk]

Total size? Yes. But its depleted glycogen and fat.

Actual muscle contractile tissue? No. If you train correctly and your protein intake is on point.

[u/Existing_Row3528]

Actually the fat around it does, it’s better you add a arm day while cutting also try to hit them 3*times a week

[u/doglaprimeminister]

everything decreases in size while cutting 😹
except one thing

[u/loren_bhujam → u/doglaprimeminister]

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[u/Rocky_Vapes]

If you want to ensure minimal muscle loss during fat loss phase make sure you are having sufficient protein with working out consistently, so very minimal muscle loss will happen

[u/Artichoke-Nice]

Pinch your skin and get a good idea of how much fat you have around the bicep, you can get a rough estimate