except its not great advice. Majority NFL players diets are shyt.
You can look great, be strong, etc without a clean diet. That doesnt mean have a dirty diet either. Theres a middle ground. You think NFL/MLB players downing salads every day
no, but they stay away from McDonalds/fast food and soda and dont drink as much alcohol.
You go hard in the gym, you'll see results. Anyone saying they dont see results (regardless of diet), arent pushing themselves in the gym. Its that simple. Everyone in my squad fit as shyt and only 1 meal preps and he only did that a few weeks and said he regrets it cause it fukked up his workout routine a lil. All NFL/MLB prospects at one point in they life. Some of them actually making it that far. Not a single one of us count calories
Diet will get you your goals quicker. Thats it. But it is not fully required to "strict diet/meal prep" to achieve these goals. You can eat like shyt and still be ripped and strong.
Almost everyone I know who says "diet > exercise" are beginners in the gym
majority of their bodies look like shyt
and most of them are weak as shyt
Long story short; stay off the fast food/chips, soda and drink less alcohol and go hard in the gym and everything will eventually fall into place. If you dont see results, then you are just killing time in the gym