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Pretty much, I tend to stick around a more "normal" level of calorie intake if that makes any sense. Workouts stay relatively the same as my bulking phase, with some minor tweaks, but the calorie intake is baseline without a surplus or deficit.
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No I got you, so in my case I would try to hit 2700 or so, depending on the scale and what my actual maintenance weight is. Do you change your macros at all?
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One of the biggest mistakes I see out there is people dropping carbs too low or completely trying to cut and then wondering why their workouts are sucking so bad...
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I’m no pro nutritionist or bodybuilder, but a lot of the facts that people spit out here are not true or just not the right advice. I try to read as many articles and magazines as possible to learn what works for me personally, as all people react differently to different nutritional techniques and formulas. I see what makes the most sense in theory and try it out to see how it works for me. I weigh around 175-180lb, bench 325lb, squat 475lb, and deadlift 425lb. I’m a former D1 athlete and am all natural and only use a pre-workout (razor 8), isolate protein, multi-vitamin, and BCAA’s and CLA’s. Enough of the background on myself and time for some helpful advice.
Try a carb cycling plan to cut weight while maintaining and trying to increase your lean muscle. Here’s an example of the one I currently use: Day 1-2: Take in .5g of carbs per lb of bodyweight. 25g of carbs in sugar form should be used 1 hr. before and 1 hr. after workout. Carbs should be some type of fruit before and after workout and vegetables for the other 40g based on a 180lb person. Day 3: Bump up your carbs to 2g per lb of bodyweight. 50 g of carbs in sugar form before and after your workout using some type of fruit in combo with some straight sugar (I use gummy bears). The rest should come from vegetables and whole grains such as whole wheat bread, pasta, rice, or nuts. DAY 4-5: (Same as day 1-2) Take in .5g of carbs per lb of bodyweight. 25g of carbs in sugar form should be used 1 hr. before and 1 hr. after workout. Carbs should be some type of fruit before and after workout and vegetables for the other 40g based on a 180lb person. Day 6: Blitz your carbs to 4g per lb of bodyweight. 50 g of carbs in sugar form before and after your workout using some type of fruit in combo with some straight sugar (I use gummy bears). Try to eat another 500g in the form of vegetables and whole grains. (sweet potatoes are great). You are also allowed to cheat on this day with things such as pancakes, syrup, and cake for desert. Then start the cycle all over again. What this cycle does is help cut the fat by lowering the carbs on your cut days, but it also helps maintain and build lean muscle still by providing glycogen to your muscles on the bump and blitz days, which will help the muscles, recover and grow. I recommend doing any heavy lifting after a high carb day as you feel stronger and have more energy. Also, try to consume 25g of protein an hour before your workout and within 30 min post-workout. Any questions and comment let me know.
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Never got into carb cycling... The only thing I ever did was a 3 day cycle of low carb intake with a 4th day of a higher calorie/higher carb day. Didn't notice much of a difference in my workouts over time or my gains/losses, although I did usually look forward to eating kind of whatever I wanted on that 4th day.
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Also, what is your current height? I would suggest eating at maintenance for 2-3 weeks, then go back to eating in a deficit.
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You have a very disciplined diet, good genetics, and watch your caloric deficit. Sounds like you have a good starting point to work with. Good luck!
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ive been on super low carb, low sugar, super low fat, super high protein diet for 3-4 weeks with 3 days of P90x and 2 days of heavy weights. i eat about 4-6 eggs a day, 3-4 protein shakes, chicken or lean meats = about 200g protein a day.
i've gotten some results so far, lost about 1 inch on stomach and gained about 4 lbs of muscle. i want to do this for another 3 months to see how it goes. my goal is to be lean and athletic, not to be bulky
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Sorry for delay, forgot to check this. Just finished my 2nd month of leaning out. 2 more months to go. Again my goal is not to get huge but get lean and cut.
I am 5'9" ~155lbs weighed in the morning (up from 150ish) i've upped my carbs (slow acting mostly) to 100-150 day depending on the workout day 200g protein from lean meats, shakes, etc calories are now about 1300-1500 depending on workout day higher carbs and calories on high weight training days, lower for cardio days im doing less cardio now and more weight training goal is to get to 165 lbs currently got tennis elbow from pushing hard and recovering on the arms and working elsewhere, esp legs where I am very weak. Edit: I've reached 225lbs on bench and can do 4-5 reps for 2 sets. i know it's a longgggg process ie lifestyle change so in a year i hope to get to my goal!
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I'm at 6' 178 and ~15.5% BF. I'm trying to trim BF as well.
It's hard. I'm completely off of post-processed foods (at college cooking foods daily), and strictly stick to fruits and veggies and any snacks. It doesn't seem like anything is working however, and very frustrating. I'm finishing up my last week of P90x2. While I've cut down on some minor BF around the stomach, it's still there. I've became cut in the arms, shoulders, and chest...but the stomach/abs portion is a different story. Thinking of starting phase 2 over again and trying to keep a strict diet, hopefully |
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I've discussed the subject with a lot of people, and the ones with results usually tell me exactly what is said here. Hasn't really worked for me but I blame that on my diet.
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